Featured on @cgtnafrica : Here is a story of how the Ethiopian National ID (Fayda) is laying the foundation for inclusive digital services, trusted identity, and a more connected future…
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Ethiopia’s national ID program hits a milestone:Ethiopia's national digital identification system has now registered more than 46 million people, making it one of Africa's fastest-growing digital identity programs. Officials say the initiative is becoming a cornerstone of the country's efforts to build a modern, inclusive digital economy.
It has been a pleasure to witness such a magnificent Christmas eve service at the historic Beata Maryam monastery and share it with the world.
Merry Christmas 🎄
#Ethiopia - Second round peace talk to end conflict in #Oromia kicks off in Dar es Salaam; #OLA Commander on board https://t.co/njBIgc9GYJ
With Commander of the Oromo Liberation Army (OLA) Kumsa Diriba, popularly known as Jaal Marroo, on board, the second round talks between the Ethiopian federal government and OLA kicked off in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, on Tuesday.
Addis Standard learned from the diplomatic sources that the two sides were engaged in renewed “political dialogue” over the last three weeks, the “positive outcome” of which helped progress to the ongoing talks between senior military officials of the two sides that kick started yesterday.
Additional diplomatic sources in close proximity to the mediators said as the discussion “progresses into a critical stage, it is increasingly evident that the dedication and resolve demonstrated by all parties to reach a sustainable resolution is commendable.”
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In-depth Analysis: Why resolving war in #Oromia through peace talks is long overdue https://t.co/wktDpivylc
#Ethiopia: The war in Oromia, which involves the Oromo Liberation Army (#OLA) on the one hand and the federal and Oromia regional governments' security forces on the other, has been ongoing for five years mainly within the Oromia region but affecting neighboring #BenishangulGumuz, #Gambella & #Amhara regions at different times.
Addis Standard's @ABiyenssa takes a deep dive into what's at stake - from massacres, to communities torn apart, from an economy under duress, to endless destruction of civilian infrastructure, including education, health, transport & manufacturing in the region.
He spoke with multiple stakeholders & argued why ending the war in #Oromia through peace talks is long overdue.
A must read.
A must read In-depth: Addis Mayor’s latest remark reveals widening divergence b/n #Amhara, #Oromo ruling class of Prosperity Party. What is at stake? https://t.co/aVAX0u2wdN 2 parties held together by a common enemy than shared values struggle to hold the Ethiopian state together
Can #Ethiopia peace agreement resolve war in #Tigray & bring lasting peace to its devastated population? https://t.co/WG0SXs1DUS “The Peace agreement from the point of view of Isaias ['the elephant in the room'] is unexpected,& what he will do next matters.” In-depth by @bek_boru
“He contributed more than his fair share to make our country and the world a better place. Now heaven harvested an angel,” - Ali’s wife Lily Marcus
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Raji Ashenafi graduated from Adama Science and Technology University in Maths and Physics at the same time with CGPA of 4.00 in both subjects. He took 60 courses during his 4 years stay at the university and scored A+ in all. He has been awarded scholarship by MIT. #Ethiopia
A surge in ethnic pride among Ethiopia's Oromo community, the country's largest ethnic group, is leading some, like Moti Begi, to change their names.
https://t.co/wrFuO2wCS8