Ph.D Candidate at Tufts University and Research Fellow at Feinstein International center|With Research focus on land Policy in drylands in the Horn of Africa
Find out about the camel milk revolution and its importance to Ethiopia's pastoralists
documentary trailer: https://t.co/BQVuJZD0fe
from our collaborator: @JiloRobaB; more info: https://t.co/exrKEVDEvS
#resiliencefrombelow
Find out about the camel milk revolution and its importance to Ethiopia's pastoralists
documentary trailer: https://t.co/BQVuJZD0fe
from our collaborator: @JiloRobaB; more info: https://t.co/exrKEVDEvS
#resiliencefrombelow
#DrylandsSummerSchool2025 brings together 30 Master's & PhD students from across the region! 12 universities represented! Diverse fields of study; Climate Change & Adaptation, Pastoralism & Rangeland Management, Natural Resource Governance #ResilienceFromBelow
This is very very sad@time where drought is hitting the district the earthquake only exacerbates the existing horrific situation of the area! Waaqa qofaatu Fala #Karrayyu koo!!
Magnitude 6.0 earthquake strikes near #Metehara, #Oromia; no significant damage reported
A magnitude 6.0 earthquake struck near Metehara town, Oromia region, on Friday, February 14, at 11:28 p.m., Volcano Discovery reported. The tremor’s epicenter was about 6.5 km north-northeast of the town at a depth of 10 km.
The report indicated that the shallow depth made the quake more strongly felt in surrounding areas. However, it noted that "no significant damage or impact is expected" and that no alert had been issued. Authorities have not yet provided an official statement.
The earthquake comes amid ongoing seismic activity affecting Ethiopia’s #Afar, #Amhara, and #Oromia regions. WHO Ethiopia reported that recent tremors have impacted 90,000 people, with two injuries recorded. Authorities have evacuated over 75,000 people from high-risk areas, including 55,000 in Afar and 20,000 in Oromia. Nine health facilities have also been damaged, and humanitarian efforts are ongoing.
According to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), around 261 earthquakes have been recorded since September, primarily in the Fantale area of the Main Ethiopian Rift Valley. The tremors have led to the collapse of homes and the displacement of thousands of residents.
Magnitude 6.0 earthquake strikes near #Metehara, #Oromia; no significant damage reported
A magnitude 6.0 earthquake struck near Metehara town, Oromia region, on Friday, February 14, at 11:28 p.m., Volcano Discovery reported. The tremor’s epicenter was about 6.5 km north-northeast of the town at a depth of 10 km.
The report indicated that the shallow depth made the quake more strongly felt in surrounding areas. However, it noted that "no significant damage or impact is expected" and that no alert had been issued. Authorities have not yet provided an official statement.
The earthquake comes amid ongoing seismic activity affecting Ethiopia’s #Afar, #Amhara, and #Oromia regions. WHO Ethiopia reported that recent tremors have impacted 90,000 people, with two injuries recorded. Authorities have evacuated over 75,000 people from high-risk areas, including 55,000 in Afar and 20,000 in Oromia. Nine health facilities have also been damaged, and humanitarian efforts are ongoing.
According to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), around 261 earthquakes have been recorded since September, primarily in the Fantale area of the Main Ethiopian Rift Valley. The tremors have led to the collapse of homes and the displacement of thousands of residents.
Mag.4.9 Earthquake hit my home town Matahara- Fantalle district of the Oromia region. The shaking has been felt all the way to the Capital Addis Ababa. https://t.co/t56cG6JbFE
2-different rivers with -one name -waterfalls-“Gotu”, in two separate countries. One Waso River#Borana, the other the Awash River#Karrayyu! The origin of these pastoralist communities speaks louder and the images tell richer story
👉IDS Book launch!
Watch @IanScoones on the launch of his new book: Navigating Uncertainty: Radical Rethinking for a Turbulent World.
3 October from 16:00 to 17:30 at IDS. In person and online.
Chair: @Lylamehta
Register your place now: 👉https://t.co/CrxGkuTqJa
A military alliance between Somalia and Egypt is raising concerns in the fragile Horn of Africa, particularly upsetting Ethiopia. There are fears the tensions could escalate beyond just words.
BBC Africa’s Esther Kahumbi explains the key factors behind the situation.
Roba Bula a phd student attached to CRDD representing Labate Fantale organization from Ethiopia 🇪🇹 Sharing lessons and experiences from Ethiopia 🇪🇹 #TCFGathering2024
We present to you the Circle of the Word! 📚📣
The “Circle of the Word” is an innovative and collaborative space created by Pawanka Fund, dedicated to the exchange of knowledge among Indigenous Peoples worldwide. It functions as an inclusive and accessible school, offering free courses on topics of great relevance to the entire indigenous ecosystem. This space not only fosters learning and the transmission of ancestral knowledge but also promotes collective intelligence and Buen Vivir. 🍃
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4. Share your progress and knowledge in the closed group on Facebook with other participants! 🧠📲
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@JiloRobaBinspiring us to think about large and complex questions about the impacts massive infrastructure projects on the resilience of those living in the drylands @jameel_observ@ILRI@GlobalAgEd