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09Nov/21

Statement by Emmanuel Mwamba Zambia outgoing Ambassador to Ethiopia and African Union

November 9, 2021WarAddis, Addis Ababa, Africa, Continents, Countries, Emmanuel Mwamba, Ethiopia, Hakainde Hichilema, Hon, Lusaka, Milimo Ngululu, Peter Mumba, Presidents of Zambia, Stanley Kakubo, Zambiasmbale

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia–/Emmanuel Mwamba/ –This morning I took time to see off Zambians that the were being evacuated back home for cautionary and safety purposes. Continue reading →

14Aug/21

ALYI CEO Prepares Report On EV Pilot Waypoint In Nairobi And Addis Ababa

August 14, 2021TransportAddis, Addis Ababa, Alternet Systems Inc., Dallas, Ethiopia, Nairobi, Randell Tornosmbale

Alternet Systems, Inc. (USOTC: ALYI) (“ALYI”) CEO Dr. Randell Torno is back in Dallas after waypoint meetings in Nairobi managing the company’s ongoing Electric Vehicle Pilot Program. Dr. Torno also visited Addis Ababa in conjunction with an anticipated expansion of the pilot into Ethiopia. Continue reading

25May/21

African Union honours DR Kenneth Kaunda

May 25, 2021PoliticsAddis Ababa, Africa, African Union, Agenda, Bemba, Continents, Countries, David Kaunda, Emmanuel Mwamba, Ethiopia, Foreign relations of Zambia, Inutu, Kenneth Kaunda, Kenneth Kaunda Kenneth David Kaunda (KK), Pan-Africanism, Prime Ministers of Zambia, Yugoslavia–Zambia relations, Zambiasmbale

Addis Ababa- Tuesday, 25th May 2021 /Press and Tourism/ —

The African Union has honoured Zambia’s former President Dr. Kenneth Kaunda with a special award.

The Award recognises Dr. Kaunda for the role he played and the immense contributions he made to the liberation of Africa and its people. Continue reading →

08Feb/21

An unprecedented story in Canada: Parc Safari rewilds two cheetahs in their natural habitat in Africa

February 8, 2021EnvironmentAcinonyx, Addis Ababa, Airlines, Animals, Asani, Biology, Branches of biology, Canada, Captive breeding, Cheetah, Cleo, Dalia, Ethiopia, Ethiopian Airlines, Harare, HEMMINGFORD, Jabari, Jean-Pierre Ranger, Kumbe, Marilyne Levesque, Nathalie Santerre, Organisms, Ranger, Species Survival Plan, The Aspinall Foundation, Toronto Zoo, United Kingdom, Zimbabwe, Zoo, Zoology, Zoossmbale

HEMMINGFORD, QC, Feb. 8, 2021 /CNW Telbec/ – Here is a story of love and resilience sure to soften the edges in these difficult Covid-stricken times. Parc Safari, located in Hemmingford, Quebec, in collaboration with The Aspinall Foundation, a UK based charity devoted to the conservation of endangered species, and the Imire Rhino and Wildlife Conservation Preserve in Zimbabwe, have joined forces to re-introduce two of the park’s cheetahs to their natural habitat. Continue reading →

28Jan/18

Africa’s leaders arrive for African Union summit in Ethiopia’s capital

January 28, 2018PoliticsAddis, Addis Ababa, Africa, African Union, AU Conference Center and Office Complex, Continents, Countries, Ethiopia, Michael Tsegaye, Organizationssmbale

ADDIS ABABA, ETHIOPIA (JANUARY 28, 2018) (REUTERS) – African leaders arrived for the 30th Ordinary Session of African Union (AU) in Ethiopia’s capital, Addis Ababa on Sunday (January 28). Continue reading →

30Jan/17

Chad’s foreign minister secures top post at African Union

January 30, 2017PoliticsAddis Ababa, Africa, African Union, Amina Mohamed, Chad, Countries, Country: Morocco, Ethiopia, Faki, Foreign relations of Chad, Geography of Africa, Government, Idriss Déby, Jacob Zuma, Kenya, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Morocco, Moussa, Moussa Faki, Moussa Faki Mahamat, Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, Politics, South Africa, Western Sahara, Zulu people, Zumasmbale

African Union leaders choose Chad’s candidate, Foreign Minister Moussa Faki Mahamat, to chair the 54-nation body.

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30Jan/17

U.S. travel ban heralds “turbulent times” for Africa, says AU chief

January 30, 2017ImmigrationAddis Ababa, Africa, African Union, Antonio Guterres, Company: U.S. Travel, Country: United States, Dlamini, Dlamini-Zuma, Donald Trump, Ethiopia, General, Government, Herald, Heraldry, Libya, Nkosazana Dlamini, Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, Politicians, Politics, president, Social Issues, Somalia, Sudan, travel ban, u.s. travel, United Nations, United States, Zumasmbale

African Union head says U.S. travel ban on seven muslim-majority countries including three in Africa heralds turbulent times for the continent.

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19Dec/16

Ethiopia opens 1800-megawatt GIBE III Dam

December 19, 2016EnvironmentAddis Ababa, African Development Bank, City: Addis Ababa, Continent: Africa, Country: Ethiopia, Dams, Dams and hydropower in Ethiopia, Egypt, Environment, Ethiopia, Gibe III, Gilgel Gibe I Dam, Gilgel Gibe II Power Station, Gilgel Gibe III, Gilgel Gibe III Dam, Gilgel Gibe River, Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, Gravity dams, Hailemariam Desalegn, INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL BANK OF CHINA, Lake Turkana, Morocco, Omo River, Oromia Region, Southern Nations Nationalities and Peoples' Region, the european investment banksmbale

Ethiopia has officially opened the Gibe III Dam, the third largest hydroelectric plant in Africa. This is part of Addis Ababa’s plan to raise power output to 17,346 megawatts from a current capacity of just over 2,200 from hydropower, wind and geothermal sources, part of which the government wants to export to neighbouring countries.

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10Dec/16

African Union holds historic first ever debate for chairperson candidates

December 10, 2016PoliticsAbdoulaye Bathily, Addis Ababa, Africa, African Union, African Union Commission, Agapito Mba Mokuy, Amina Mohamed, Botswana, Chad, Dlamini, Dlamini-Zuma, Equatorial Guinea, Ethiopia, Government, Inauguration of Hage Geingob, India–Africa Forum Summit, Intergovernmental organizations, Kenya, Moussa Faki, Moussa Faki Mahamat, Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, Organizations, Outline of Ethiopia, Senegal, South Africa, Venson, Zumasmbale

The first ever public debate is held in Ethiopia between the candidates for chairperson of the African Union (AU) Commission.

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27Nov/16

Sante! Belgium wants its beer on global culture list

November 27, 2016Food and DrinkAalst, Addis Ababa, Albanian iso-polyphony, Alcoholic drinks, Beer, Beer and breweries by region, Beer in Belgium, Belgian beer culture, Belgium, Brewery, Brewing, Brussels, China, Conservation and restoration, Country: Belgium, Craft brewery and microbrewery, Cultural heritage, Cultural studies, Culture, Fermented drinks, Food and drink, Gregoire Lepoudre, Intangible cultural heritage, Jean-Louis Van De Perre, Katie Mitchell, Masterpieces of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity, Netherlands, Slovakia, Spain, Traditional knowledge, Traditions, Trappist beer, UNESCO, United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization, United Statessmbale

Hopes are high in Brussels as Belgium’s beer culture could soon be included on the UNESCO’s list of ‘Intangible Cultural Heritage’.

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