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Kenya and Ethiopia Unveil Teams for Indoor Championships

It's a momentous occasion at the Stade de France, set against the backdrop of the 2024 Paris Summer Olympic Games. Picture this: Gudaf Tsegay of Team Ethiopia making strides in the intense atmosphere of the women's 1500m semi-final. The crowd's anticipation is palpable, their eyes glued to the unfolding drama on the track. (CFP Photo) Meanwhile, looking ahead, the countries of Kenya and Ethiopia have unveiled their lineups for the World Athletics Indoor Championships set to occur in Nanjing in 2025. A captivating…

Israel and Ethiopia Unite to Tackle Al-Shabaab and Houthis

Mogadishu (AX) – In an era fraught with complexities and evolving threats, the governments of Israel and Ethiopia are embarking on a decisive journey to enhance their counterterrorism collaboration. Their shared focus: the persistent menace of Al-Shabaab in Somalia and various adversarial groups scattered across the Middle East. An insightful meeting held on a bustling Wednesday in Jerusalem laid the groundwork for this crucial partnership. The air vibrated with the weight of urgency at the joint press conference…

Ethiopia Receives Russian Aid for Navy Development Initiative

Mogadishu (AX) — In a remarkable narrative of international military diplomacy, Ethiopia and Russia stand at a juncture, exploring new horizons in maritime collaboration, despite Ethiopia's landlocked status. Picture a scene of strategic dialogue, where visions are shaped beyond geographical constraints. In an intriguing meeting in Addis Ababa, Russian Deputy Navy Commander Admiral Vladimir Vorobiev sat across from Ethiopian Deputy Chief of Naval Operations Commodore Jemal Tufisa. As these leaders gathered around…

Tensions Rise: Ethiopia and Eritrea Amass Troops at Border

As dawn breaks across the Horn of Africa, a region steeped in both history and conflict, Ethiopia and Eritrea—nations once unified under a shared banner—now seem to stand on the precipice of renewed strife. A casual observer might gaze upon a map, tracing the contours of these lands, asking: "Are we destined to repeat the past, or can wisdom steer us clear of calamity?" In the bustling heart of Mogadishu, a sense of unease lingers in the air, one that's palpable among both local…

Tigray Region in Ethiopia Calls for Federal Action Following Town’s Capture

Ethiopia's Tigray Region Seeks Federal Help Following Town Seizure ADDIS ABABA - The tale of a land once marred by war took a new twist. On a seemingly ordinary Wednesday, the Tigray region of Ethiopia echoed with a resounding plea for federal intervention. The tranquility they fought to establish seemed to teeter on the edge as a faction within the region's main political party boldly seized control of a key town. Questions reverberated: Are old wounds liable to reopen? The Tigray People's…

Somalia’s Defense Chief Confirms UAE, Ethiopia Strikes on Militants

Inside Somalia's Strategic Security Operations: A Blend of Cooperation and Challenge Edited By Ali MusaAxadle Times International–Monitoring Mogadishu (AX) — The landscape of security operations in Somalia is as dynamic and complex as the country itself. At its center is Abdulkadir Mohamed Nur, Somalia’s Minister of Defense, orchestrating a ballet of international coordination and domestic fortitude. Recently, he shed light on an aspect of this intricate dance: the…

Ethiopia Embarks on Expanding Africa’s Space Frontier

Ethiopia is making significant strides in space technology with plans to launch its third Earth observation satellite by 2026. This ambitious project aims to bolster the nation's ability to monitor environmental changes, enhance agricultural planning, and assist with disaster management. But why is venturing into space so crucial for Ethiopia and its African counterparts? Empowering countries through satellite technology bridges critical gaps, providing invaluable data that fosters development and…

General Tsadkan Warns: Ethiopia on the Brink of Conflict with Eritrea

Ethiopia and Eritrea: On the Brink of War? ADDIS ABABA - In a scenario filled with tension and speculation, the Tigray Interim Administration has issued a stark warning about the imminent possibility of another war breaking out between Ethiopia and Eritrea. This prediction paints a picture fraught with potential consequences, with the conflict's locus likely centered in the troubled Tigray region. General Tsadkan Gebretensae, a figure of note as the Vice President and Democratization Cabinet Secretariat of the…

Ethiopia Boosts Fleet Amid Ongoing Maritime Talks with Somalia

An Ambitious Vision: Ethiopia Navigates New Waters Mogadishu (AX) — Ethiopia is embarking on an ambitious voyage to bolster its trade capabilities, ushering in a new era of economic strengthening and maritime aspirations. On a crisp Monday, Ethiopian Shipping and Logistics Services Enterprise (ESL) unveiled a transformative plan that has captivated the attention of many: Ethiopia has ordered six state-of-the-art commercial ships. Two of these vessels, embracing the grandeur of Ultramax dry bulk…

Ethiopia to Acquire Six Cargo Ships to Boost Trade Fleet

Ethiopia's Maritime Ambitions: A New Horizon Edited By Ali MusaAxadle Times International–Monitoring Ethiopia is setting sail toward a promising future with a strategic initiative to amplify its maritime trade. The Ethiopian Shipping and Logistics Services Enterprise—a beacon navigating the waters of national ambition—unveiled plans to acquire six state-of-the-art cargo ships. This investment aims to fortify the country's maritime trade capacity, with anticipated costs sailing between 150 million and 250…

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