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@DailyNewsEgypt
Your Palestinian brothers are pleading for your help, yet you've shut them out. How can anyone trust your hollow promises to Somalia? Your actions are not about safeguarding Somalia, but rather about unsettling Ethiopia. STAY AWAY.
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@addisstandard
Addis Standard appears to be disseminating inaccurate information regarding the classification of the Su-30 fighter jet, which is a 4th generation aircraft, not 5th as they reported. Moreover, it's intriguing to observe a country struggling with a $30 million+ international debt
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@AfricanHub_
Yes, Haiti was compelled to pay France what has been estimated to be the equivalent of $21 billion in today's money. This situation arose from an 1825 agreement between Haiti and France, following Haiti's successful revolution against French colonial rule, which culminated in
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@BMLenjiso
As a sovereign nation, Somalia possesses the inherent right to protect its sovereignty, and there's absolutely no fault in the Somalian President's efforts to defend his nation. By attempting to coerce Somaliland into trading its seaport for recognition, Ethiopia undermines
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@BMLenjiso
International law concerning transboundary rivers, notably the principles outlined by the United Nations Convention on the Law of Non-Navigational Uses of International Watercourses (1997), emphasizes equitable and reasonable utilization and participation. It requires states to
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@addisstandard
Everything the ambassador stated here lacks substance . Many countries around the world are landlocked yet have successfully negotiated access through neighboring nations without resorting to unlawful shortcuts. For instance, Bolivia, after losing sea access to Chile following
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@zoomafrika1
The responsibility rests with Africa and its citizens. We cannot rely on the global community for our protection. Our continent's leaders have both a legal and moral obligation to safeguard our people. We must question how much longer we will be labeled as a continent unable to
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@ClareDalyMEP
The ICJ does not have the authority to govern a nation. Israel must take necessary actions to ensure its own national security.
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@addisstandard
The arrogance of the PP could inadvertently steer the nation towards unforeseen outcomes. Recall the events leading up to the first Gulf War: Saddam Hussein's claim that Kuwait was historically part of Iraq, separated merely by colonial actions, precipitated the invasion of
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@RasIbex
These individuals are responsible for the demise of more than half a million of their own people. There is no honor in such actions.
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@zoomafrika1
Every country is home to beautiful women, each unique in their own way. No single country boasts more beautiful women than another.
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@ethiopiansone
You never run out of misinformation or disinformation like your leaders. Keep lying, and eventually, it will catch up to you.
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@AfricanHub_
Although it offered financial stability, low inflation, and facilitated trade, the CFA should have been abandoned a long time ago. The countries utilizing the CFA have forfeited their monetary sovereignty, are compelled to conduct trade in euros, and have restricted fiscal
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@ethiopiansone
It's their nation, and they have the freedom to form agreements with whichever country they choose; why should Ethiopia be concerned? Hasn't Ethiopia aligned itself closely with China and Russia? Would that be a matter for Somalia to question?
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@AbiyAhmedAli
Well, there are 44 landlocked countries in the world. These countries do not have direct access to the open sea, making them dependent on neighboring countries for access to maritime trade routes. None of them are fussing about it like Ethiopia. They have matured leaders and
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@zoomafrika1
While the authenticity of this disturbing news may be uncertain, the fact remains that the ongoing violence in Ethiopia is deeply troubling. The government seems unable to maintain control, and the international community appears increasingly desensitized to our continuous
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@AfricanHub_
Despite his extensive education and numerous degrees, they were of no use when he attempted to drag the country down with him.
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@HabtishGurmu
It's not fair to categorize an entire nation based on the actions of a few misguided individuals. Just as we wouldn't judge all Ethiopians by the number incarcerated in this country, we shouldn't generalize an entire population based on the actions of a select few.
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@BMLenjiso
Understanding this doesn't require the expertise of a foreign minister. Ethiopia entered into an MoU that might jeopardize Somalia's sovereignty. Somalia is entitled to protect its nation. Just as Ethiopia would not surrender any part of its territory, it's unreasonable to expect
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@USEmbassyAddis
Amidst all the chaos, it's still possible to find some good news. Hats off to the team!
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@EliasMeseret
In a dysfunctional democracy such as Ethiopia, the distinction becomes irrelevant as the legislative body merely serves as a formal endorsement. The strategy is designed to enable Abiy to unify the roles of both head of state and head of government, positioning him to be regarded
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@AfricanHub_
The question really ought to be, at which defunct university are they studying? The specific course seems irrelevant when the campus itself resembles a vast prison.
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@EliasMeseret
That entailed working within an already existing UN organization, not the creation of a new one. Hence, your argument still seems to lack coherence.
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@PatrickHeinisc1
The ambassador's role is to represent his own nation, not Israel. Israel doesn't require a spokesperson from Ethiopia.
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@dagmawi_belay
Is this what you offer your followers? There's no going any lower than this. It's disgraceful.
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@inside_africaa
Although your face remains unseen, one thing is clear: your tweets are a breeding ground for disinformation and misinformation. It seems no truth ever emerges from what you say.
Sure you may look better or worst then the guy you just insulted but go make peace with truth.
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@EliasMeseret
These are some of the rare moments we all should take pride in, and surely our heroes observe us with appreciation from above. We owe them an eternal debt of gratitude for handing us down a nation that is both free and dignified. It is our hope that we will never disappoint them.
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@Abdiraxman65
The tragedy in Tigray, where over half a million lives were lost quickly, was met with silence by the international community. This lack of response has eroded trust in international communities. Ethiopia, often hailed as the birthplace of humanity, has paradoxically been the
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@AfricanHub_
Who is aiding them? Remember, during the transatlantic slave trade, some Africans played significant roles in facilitating the sale and capture of their own people into slavery.
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@mfaethiopia
The real question is why the request for sea access was directed to Somaliland, a self-declared region, rather than to Somalia, the recognized nation. Isn't it clear that engaging with Somaliland directly, bypassing Somalia, breaches international conventions? If the goal was
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@AnalystSomalia
You seem to be misremembering or perhaps creating a fictional version of history in your statements. As a point of fact, it was Ethiopia that emerged victorious in the Ogaden War.
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Professor Mesfin Woldemariam was one of the founders of the country's first non-governmental human rights organisation, the Ethiopia Human Rights Council
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@AfricanHub_
To outsiders, he may appear angelic, but to his fellow country men, he had his own shortcomings.
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@ethiopiansone
The Ethiopian national broadcasting serves as a mouthpiece for the Prosperity Party, not as a boundary commission. By the way, anyone (including you) can share a manipulated map, but that doesn't lend it any credibility. Out of the 55 countries in Africa, you've managed to get an
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@BashirHashiysf
Now, who is paying you for this? You seem to wander around the Horn of Africa, compromising your values for the highest bidder.
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@PatrickHeinisc1
Let's not be misled by the misguided assertions of certain diplomats. Somalia's objection is not against Ethiopia's access to the sea. Their strong opposition is to Ethiopia's recognition of Somaliland in exchange for a 20 km ocean front stretch for a naval base. Ethiopia should
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@SSaxansaxo
A nation's population increase should not encroach upon the sovereignty of another country. Ethiopia, having dedicated lives for South Korea's liberty, did not seek any recompense. Our actions in Somalia are aligned with our national security interests and our commitments to the
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@EliasMeseret
This effort isn't a first-time endeavor. The proposal to adopt Amharic was made some time ago. The question now arises: What criteria should determine the addition of a language as one of the working languages of the African Union (AU)? The primary consideration ought to be the
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@AfricanHub_
It's time to draw the line. African nations should be treated as equals by Western countries, not viewed as mere sources of wealth, exploited for their natural resources and peace. The practice of binding the nations only to drain their God-given assets must end.
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@AsstSecStateAF
@reda_getachew
Could someone please remind Ambassador Massinga and Michael Hammer that Tigray is merely a region within Ethiopia, and not the entirety of Ethiopia itself?
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@AfricanHub_
“Let anyone among you who is without sin be the first to throw a stone at her” John 8:1-11. This verse centers on compassion, mercy, and the critical examination of one's own moral imperfections before judging or condemning others. Unfortunately these people are governed by the
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@HabtishGurmu
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@alema_kidus
Such a demeaning attitude. Only negativity seems to emerge from your words.
What a lowlife.
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@EIshmael_
Did he say, "Right after we signed the MoU"? Why didn't he engage with the Somali authorities prior to finalizing the MoU if his intention was to avoid causing any harm to Somalia?
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@AnalystSomalia
They say, "A delightful meal can pave the way to a man's heart." Similarly, the West entices African leaders with fine dine and persuasive rhetoric, aiming to exploit their natural resources. Regrettably, many African leaders are yet to shed the colonial-era mindset of
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According to a recent news article, Ethiopia has become the first country to ban internal combustion engine (ICE) cars. The Ethiopian Transport and Logistics Ministries have announced that automobiles cannot enter the country unless they are electric. This decision is part of
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@ethiopiansone
We have to be also thankful to Cuba and Soviet Union for rescuing us in exchange for becoming communist. Otherwise, it would been very difficult for Derg Militias to win the war.
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@AfricanHub_
The initiative, while ambitious, seems to have been launched with insufficient foresight, leading to its immediate struggles upon inception. The project is hindered by a host of obstacles, such as challenging geographical landscapes, adverse weather conditions, a lack of adequate
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@EliasMeseret
It's unclear why there's so much fuss about this. It's simply a list of leaders and foreign ministers who were instrumental in the formation of major regional and international organizations like the League of Nations, UN, OAU, AU, and BRICS, and that's all it is.
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@Abdiraxman65
Keep in mind that the GERD, initiated by the TPLF whom we all dislike and currently managed by the PP you disdain, has evolved into a national emblem. If the construction of GERD on Amhara land is a point of contention for you, then it's contradictory to object to Oromo claims
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@AfricanHub_
At least he was honest.
We often stand in our own way as our biggest detractors. If Jacques Chirac were to become aware of Africa's current state, it would have him turning in his grave.
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@ethiopiansone
When individual countries accept passports from a breakaway region, it does not necessarily imply formal recognition of that region's independence. Sometimes, these decisions are made for practical reasons, such as facilitating travel for humanitarian or family reasons, or due to
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@KeChepkirui
To secure a seat at the UN, one must represent a recognized country. Becoming a country necessitates approval from the parent nation, in this case, Somalia. This approval requires maintaining respectful relations with Somalia and not trading your territory to another nation. If
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@cabdirashed
It's paradoxical that a British MP claims Somaliland was “subjugated” by Somalia and expresses a desire for friendship. This raises the question of whether it's a sudden onset of British guilt or a continuation of their tendency to destabilize.
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@tykahsay
@RedwanHussien
Setting politics aside, a collaboration between Ethiopia and Eritrea could have been mutually beneficial. However, Ethiopia has several alternatives: 1) partnering with Djibouti to enhance its infrastructure, 2) engaging directly with Somalia, 3) continuing its current strategy
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@EliasMeseret
From the outset, the focus has been on the naval base. Commercial interests have been acknowledged but were never central to the MoU. This isn't a new development. What is bewildering is Ethiopia, an African Union member with the AU's headquarters within its borders, and a United
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@RenaissanceDam
The Ethiopian government has identified 15 potential dam sites along the Blue Nile and its tributaries. These dams are expected to generate a combined capacity of over 14,000 megawatts (MW) of electricity, which would more than double Ethiopia's current generating capacity.
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@FarahMaalimM
A group of Ethiopian diplomats, appointed more for their party loyalty than diplomatic expertise, lack a basic understanding of global affairs. They could have benefited from consulting Generative AI before advancing the MoU. Such AI technology might have advised them against it
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@Zemedeneh
@washingtonpost
That was interesting read….fast forward -
Ethiopia's strategic significance has evolved over time. While it no longer holds the same central role in global trade as it did during the ancient Aksumite Empire, it still maintains regional importance. Its location in the Horn of
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@HabtishGurmu
@Data_Statistica
Among everyone, it's surprising that someone of Ethiopian descent would criticize other nations for experiencing hunger. Isn't starvation synonymous with Ethiopia for the longest time? And still is.
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@fitsumaregaa
What about the millions facing starvation in the vast northern regions? Pretending part of the nation resembles Dubai or Las Vegas, while a substantial area grapples with food scarcity, reflects our moral bankruptcy and a loss of our sense of humanity.
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@tykahsay
In pursuit of foreign currency, we stop at nothing. We export our women en masse to Arab nations where they face mistreatment, and dispatch our soldiers to Somalia and Sudan as part of peacekeeping missions. Subsequently, we claim their territories and access to the sea as
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@AfricanHub_
Together with the upcoming generation of leaders, it's important to shift away from military rule towards more civilian leadership. Failing to do so means that moving from entrenched dictators to inexperienced military figures will do little to propel Africa forward.
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@EGaraad_
Stable governance and national security are prerequisites for investment. In a country reliant on peacekeeping forces for protection, the moment that support ceases, the stability and safety of everything could be at risk.
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@papayaga202
This is a 30+ year old rotten 4th generation fighter jet a cash strapped desperate Russia is selling.
Furthermore, the purchase of just two of these jets has been overly hyped on social media. Oh well, they say “A small coin in a big empty jar can make a lot of noise…”
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@BashirHashiysf
Now that your income source has vanished with the TPLF no longer in play, you've begun expressing sympathy towards the Ethiopian government, which you've criticized for so long. Your lack of consistent journalistic integrity is evident, and perhaps it's time for you to reconsider
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@HabtishGurmu
Mr. Alarmist, where did you get your information? It's clear you lack a source and are merely fabricating stories on the fly.
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@faisalroble19
The last thing the US needs is another turmoil on the horn. Besides, recognizing this MoU will open Pandora's box.
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@tigraionline
The last time when TPLF took the matter into their hands, it resulted in catastrophic outcomes. Additionally, it's perplexing to consider how the population, initially under 6 million before the conflict, reportedly rose to 10 million despite the loss of almost 1 million people
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@gemechu3
It's not language but rather our shared humanity that aids us in overcoming obstacles. The Italian coast guards' rescue of thousands of African migrants in the Mediterranean Sea is not because they speak the same language, rather from a profound sense of humanity.
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@addisstandard
A sovereign nation typically engages in the principle of reciprocity with other recognized sovereign states. Engaging in formal agreements or reciprocal arrangements with a breakaway region of another country can be a sensitive and complex matter.
If a sovereign nation enters
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@NegedeYehuda
You seem to be out of touch with the realities of Ethiopia's ethnic composition and the roots of its conflicts. Your discussions revolve around royalty, which no longer plays a role in the nation's dynamics. It appears you are indulging in fantasies rather than grappling with the
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@zoomafrika1
He manipulated public sentiment and undermined the constitution to declare himself president for life. It seems no African leader understands the art of a dignified departure.
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