New York City Public Schools, the largest school system in the country, has banned student-facing generative AI tools in classrooms through eighth grade for this school year, adopting one of the most aggressive AI policies in the nation. https://t.co/6Wq7Dz8lWb
News: #Wajirat officials warn of looming human, livestock deaths as drought devastates #southeastern#Tigray
The warning came during a field visit on 01 September by leaders of the Southeastern Zone and Wajirat district to Sena’ale, Genti and Tsehafti kebeles, where officials assessed ongoing emergency response efforts and called for additional measures to address what they described as severe drought and famine risks.
Chief Administrator Silthan Kelali said the district has received no significant rainfall, exposing communities across all its administrative areas to an escalating risk of starvation affecting both people and livestock.
Haileselassie Gebreselassie, Deputy Chief Administrator and Head of Economic Development for Tigray’s Southeastern Zone, said the crisis extends beyond Wajirat, with six of the zone’s eight districts affected by severe weather shocks.
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Again, the response should be: Make Dawit Solomon and his design work famous.
You should borrow from his designs for news releases on the upcoming protests, tell the story of what's going on in leaflets passed out to the curious.
You can do more than one thing at a demo!
“He (Abiy Ahmed) is telling the world the 2026 elections will become the most democratic in history but @TheEconomist is right it's a total sham. Let me tell you what they didn’t include in their explanation.”
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Ethiopia’s election next month will be a sham. Many of Abiy Ahmed’s rivals are either in exile or in jail. Opposition parties have been co-opted, cowed or banned https://t.co/1DBbWGAlqA
Ethiopia: music by superstar artist Tewodros Kassahun surpassed 100 million YouTube views within days, reflecting the country’s situation and shaking the regime. People were reportedly banned from listening to the music, dozens of listeners, along with the artist’s deputy manager, were detained and his studio was also reportedly raided, with equipment looted by government forces.
Ethiopia: reports suggest that a majority of citizens refused to register for the coming election, arguing that participation would legitimise a sham. The regime nevertheless denied them basic services while recording their names from official archives to inflate participation
1. On the Day of Commemoration and Dignity of Victims of Genocide, @DavidAltonHL hosted a viewing for "Remember Tigray" - the VR film honours Mahlet, survivor of CRSV - by Tedros G. Belay & Fetsum B. Woldearegay, script by Dr. Charlotte Touati & Meareg Tewolde
4 years ago, civilians were massacred in #Axum, Tigray, by invading Eritrean forces. Today, people in Axum commemorate the massacre and renew their call for justice. #AxumMassacre
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Today in history, on November 4 2020 Abiy deliberately declared an aggressive war on #Tigray people and their government That war caused many Tigrayans to die indiscriminately in the Tigray. Abiy committed genocide in Tigray that caused the destruction devastation and anarchy which today led #Ethiopia to collapse,
Abiy Forces launched an attack on the northern Ethiopian command, which caused the war to spread through the Tigray region.
Afte liberating the Abiy allied forces from Tigray territory
TDF forces were able to enter the capital city of Addis Ababa, but instead accepted the international community's request not to enter into the capital city of Addis Ababa
Abiy Ahmed's administration, in collaboration with foreign governments, has committed inhumane atrocities in the Tigray region, including the rape of women, the looting of public property, and the destruction of industries and farms.
On this day when Abiy Ahmed declared war on the Tigrean people, The war caused countless deaths, displacements, injuries, rapes, and lootings against the civilians in the Tigray caused by Ethiopian forces, in collaboration with Eritrean forces who invaded the Tigray region. However, after they entered, the Tigrean people resisted the aggression of Abiy Ahmed's allies which eventually led to the Tigray government approaching the capital city of Addis Ababa. The world then called on Tigray government to return to home and the TDF forces accept that
That war that Abiy Ahmed declared that night on November 4th, which led to Ethiopia heading towards collapse is still going on in several regions of Ethiopia like Amhara and Oromo regions,