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Ethiopian Diplomat Discovered Tortured and Murdered in Sool Region

Tensions Rise in Sool Region Following Killing of Ethiopian Consulate Official Las Anod (AX) — In a tragic turn of events that underscores the ongoing challenges of security and accountability in the Sool region of Somalia, the body of an Ethiopian consular official was discovered on a Saturday night. This incident, deeply unsettling in its implications, raises critical questions about the safety of diplomats and the broader political climate in the area. The victim, Farah Aydiid Jama, affectionately known as…

Ethiopian PM Names Ex-Tigray Leader as Minister, Raising Concerns

Ethiopia's Decision: Strategic Move or a Recipe for Discord? By Ali Musa, Axadle Times International – Monitoring Amid the intricate labyrinth of political maneuvers, Ethiopia has embarked on a significant and somewhat controversial step. On a recent Friday, the government appointed Getachew Reda—former rebel and erstwhile leader of the Tigray region—as a ministerial advisor. This move arrives with its set of complexities, leaving analysts pondering over the potential consequences for the already volatile…

Three Ethiopian ISIS Members Surrender in Al-Miskaat Hills

In the often tumultuous terrain of international relations and regional politics, tales of conflict and flight emerge with potent regularity. One recent story unfolded in the rugged expanse of the Al-Miskaat Mountains, where three Ethiopian men from the Oromo ethnic group made a daring escape from the militant grip of ISIS. Their journey concluded with a surrender to the Northeastern State regional state security forces, a moment tinged with both relief and uncertainty. The narrative began when these men, burdened with…

Kenyan Court Allows Suit Against Meta Over Ethiopian Conflict Content

The Meta logo, a symbol recognized globally, is prominently displayed at the company's temporary stand, eagerly waiting for the commencement of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, on January 18, 2025. This image, captured by REUTERS/Yves Herman, weaves a new narrative in the ever-evolving saga of the digital age. (Purchase Licensing Rights) Recently, a significant legal decision has emerged from the plains of East Africa that could echo across the technological world. Facebook's parent company, Meta, faces a…

2,500 Ethiopian Troops Join AU Mission to Combat al-Shabaab

Mogadishu (AX) — In an ambitious stride towards enhancing regional peace, the African Union alongside the Federal Government of Somalia, has sanctioned the inclusion of 2,500 Ethiopian troops into a redefined peacekeeping mission. This decision underscores a significant endeavor to quash the relentless aggression of Al-Shabaab, a group tethered to the al-Qaida network. The Ethiopian contingent falls under the African Union Support Mission in Somalia, commonly referenced as AUSSOM. Launched at the dawn of this year,…

Ethiopian Airlines’ Air Taxi Venture: Is Africa Ready for Flying Cars?

Flying Cars: A Soaring Future or a Grounded Dream? Imagine yourself caught in the monotony of a traffic jam, the clock ticking away each second with relentless precision. Your mind starts to wander to a place where such inconveniences vanish into thin air—literally. Who among us hasn't dreamt of bypassing the honking sea of vehicles below and gracefully ascending to the clouds in a flying car? This idea, a regular in sci-fi films, isn't just a whimsical fantasy but rather a beacon of hope—a symbol of the future we've…

Video Captures Somali, Ethiopian Migrants Fleeing Alleged Captivity in Johannesburg

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AX) — As dawn cast its first light over Johannesburg this Wednesday morning, a dramatic event unfolded in a quiet suburban enclave known as Lombardy East. The tranquility was shattered when dozens of foreign nationals, with many being teenagers and young adults hailing from Ethiopia and Somalia, courageously broke free from a house. The local police, the ever-vigilant South African Police Service (SAPS), quickly mobilized to investigate the incident as a potential breach of South Africa’s…

Tragedy Strikes Near Kenyan Border: Lives Lost in Ethiopian Region

Ethiopians Killed Near Kenyan Border Nairobi, Kenya - In a sobering reminder of the fragile peace between Ethiopia and Kenya, an incident near their shared border has resulted in the tragic loss of life. At least four Ethiopians have been killed, raising palpable concerns regarding regional security dynamics. The incident revives exasperating questions about cross-border tensions and their resolution. How can two vibrant nations, neighbors bonded by geography and history, find themselves embroiled in…

Ethiopian PM Dismisses Possibility of Conflict with Eritrea over Red Sea Access

Ethiopia's Path to Peace: Averting Conflict with Eritrea ADDIS ABABA – A New Chapter in Diplomacy Ethiopia, a nation rich in history and resilience, braces once again as old tensions rear their head with a familiar neighbor, Eritrea. Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, a figure of both hope and controversy, stepped forward on Thursday with a message of peace. "Ethiopia does not have any intention of engaging in conflict with Eritrea for the purpose of gaining access to the sea," declared Ahmed, as emphasized in a statement by his…

AfDB Funds Propel Ethiopian Airlines’ Bold Expansion

In a significant step forward for infrastructure and economic development in Ethiopia, a memorandum of understanding was signed for the ambitious Bishoftu International Airport Development Project. This collaboration marks a new chapter, not just for Ethiopian connectivity but for the entire African aviation landscape. The ceremony was graced by the presence of Mr. Mesfin Tasew, the visionary CEO of Ethiopian Airlines Group, and the insightful Mrs. Nnenna Nwabufo, Vice President for Regional Development,…

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