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Los Angeles devastation
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Los Angeles devastation

Los Angeles wildlife damageBefore and After
11/01/2025

Los Angeles wildlife damage
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Baaxoh angoyyi garcikalootu
06/01/2025

Baaxoh angoyyi garcikalootu

ይህ በአፋር ክልል በዞን 3 በዱለሳ ወረዳ በሳገንቶ ቀበሌ እና አከባቢው የተፈጠረው የመሬት መንቀጥቀጥ ያስከተለው መተንፈሻ የሚመስል እሳት፥ ጭስና ውሃ የቀላቀለ ፍንዳታ ነው። ማህበረሰቡ ከአ...
03/01/2025

ይህ በአፋር ክልል በዞን 3 በዱለሳ ወረዳ በሳገንቶ ቀበሌ እና አከባቢው የተፈጠረው የመሬት መንቀጥቀጥ ያስከተለው መተንፈሻ የሚመስል እሳት፥ ጭስና ውሃ የቀላቀለ ፍንዳታ ነው። ማህበረሰቡ ከአከባቢው ተፈናቅሏል፥ ወዴት መሄድ እንዳለበት እንኳን አይታወቅም! በተቻለን አቅም መተባነር እና ለዚህ ህዝብ መድረስ ያስፈልጋል።

30/12/2024

Qafár Qaadak, Qunxa mariinol Qunxa Urri Aba gadittek taaxigeenim akkel roorisay!

Tagorri: Qaada
27/12/2024

Tagorri: Qaada

Tadjoura cultural festival
26/12/2024

Tadjoura cultural festival

23/12/2024

Afar music (Moqhadisho 2005)
Ta gad Abtem iyyaay?
゚viralシ

Remebering Arhiba Masscre of December 18,1991. On this day, The dozens of Afar Civilianswere killed and more than 80 wer...
18/12/2024

Remebering Arhiba Masscre of December 18,
1991. On this day, The dozens of Afar Civilians
were killed and more than 80 were injured in a
massacre in Arhiba.

16/12/2024

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Ali Yousuf

Djibouti’s Foreign Minister Mahmoud Ali Youssouf has pledged to elevate the African Union’s (AU) ex*****on rate if he is elected as Chairperson of the AU Commission.
Youssouf talked about his agenda for the African Union at the Djibouti Embassy in Addis Ababa on Thursday if he was elected. as chairperson of the Union.
He outlined an ambitious agenda focusing on good governance, economic development, and youth and women’s empowerment.
“The first 10-year plan that concluded in 2024 had an ex*****on rate of only 37 percent,” Youssouf stated.

“This has to be increased and improved. My leadership will focus on ensuring that decisions made by our leaders should be effectively implemented,” he said.

With over 33 years of diplomatic experience, including 20 years as Djibouti’s Foreign Minister, his candidacy brings a wealth of expertise, he elaborated.

With Fluency in English, French, and Arabic the three major languages of the AU—he aims to bridge communication gaps and foster greater inclusivity across the continent.

According to him, his vision is built around five key pillars including good governance, democracy, human rights, the rule of law, and regional integration.
He also emphasized the need for greater youth and women’s participation at the AU decision-making processes.

Today, African youth represent more than 40 percent of our population. We must ensure that their voices are heard and that their concerns are taken on board,” he said. “We’ll also focus on the digital revolution, which is a game-changer for our continent.”

Youssouf’s campaign also prioritizes transparency and accountability within the AU’s leadership structure, he said.

“Synergy, coordination, and accountability will be the golden rules of my leadership,” he declared, vowing to create a people-centered organization that reflects the aspirations of African citizens.

Regarding Africa’s role on the global stage, Youssouf promised to push for fair representation in key international institutions, including permanent membership at the United Nations Security Council and Africa's expanded influence in global financial institutions such as the IMF and World Bank.

All candidates are set to participate in the Leadership Debate tomorrow, December 13, 2024, at the AU Headquarters in Addis Ababa.

Via: ENA

Faxe taama takku taamitnay!Mallasay Dokon bicse qusba ransa, ama linkit xukkutay wagita.
14/12/2024

Faxe taama takku taamitnay!
Mallasay Dokon bicse qusba ransa, ama linkit xukkutay wagita.

ETHIOPIA - SOMALIA - DJIBOUTI (Ali Coubba)Everyone knew that Ethiopia and Somalia would sooner or later find an arrangem...
12/12/2024

ETHIOPIA - SOMALIA - DJIBOUTI
(Ali Coubba)

Everyone knew that Ethiopia and Somalia would sooner or later find an arrangement regarding a dispute that arose when Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed intentionally signed an Agreement with Somaliland to have a maritime agreement on the Indian Ocean. This provoked the ire of Mogadishu, accusing its neighbor of violating its territorial sovereignty.

An Afar proverb says "We ask for a little soup to have pieces of meat". Mogadishu's reaction, resulting in virulent criticism of Addis Ababa - ignoring Hargueisa - was undoubtedly expected and hoped for on the part of Abiy Ahmed. He seems to like murky games, with undesirable consequences when they target the national components (Afar, Somali, Amhara, Tigray and Oromo).
Turkey's intervention as a mediator and the obtaining of a minimal agreement, suggesting the possibility of Ethiopia to access "internationals via Somalia, without infringing on its territorial sovereignty", results in a win-win deal. The three interlocutors get out of it without any party feeling belittled or diminished. And above all, Ethiopia's desire to have access to the sea has been taken into account by Somalia.

WHAT ABOUT DJIBOUTI? WHAT ABOUT ERITREA?

All experts on geopolitical or geostrategic issues concerning the Horn of Africa issue know that the Ethiopian maneuver is mainly aimed at reducing its dependence on the international port of Djibouti through which 95% of its international trade from abroad transits (Imports and Exports).
Against all expectations, the Djiboutian dictatorship remains in a state of expectation while the Abiy Ahmed regime, although weakened by inter-ethnic conflicts and tensions, is rapidly diversifying its maritime outlets.
On the Kenyan side, a motorway network has been built.
Sudan, currently in the grip of civil war, had committed to facilitating access to the sea for its landlocked neighbour via the port of Suakin.
Despite the eloquent silence of Addis Ababa and Asmara (Eritrea) on the issue of "maritime outlets", the two countries are supplying their weapons - symbolically speaking - because no regional port (except the Djibouti Terminal) can compete with the port of Assab and incidentally that of Massawa.

All these agreements relating to the search for solutions intended to open up Ethiopia, whether they are enacted or foreseeable in the short or medium term, threaten the monopoly of our country.
This financial windfall of around 100 million US dollars per year risks decreasing drastically if competing ports enter the scene. This is a setback for our country, even if, for the moment, their realization remains theoretical

When the strategic rent, between 150 and 200 million US dollars, that the Djiboutian dictatorship extracts from foreign military bases meets the same fate, Djibouti will have difficulty finding financial compensation of the same level, without spending a dollar!

The dictatorship of Ismaël Omar Guelleh, obsessed with easy money, does not think about the future of our country and even less about the interests of the Djiboutian people. It has achieved real successes in the policy of discrimination and crimes committed against the Afar and the instrumentalization of the Somalis. In terms of rights violations, its policy of repression has not aged a day. Opponents have an interest in keeping quiet otherwise...

On the other hand, in 47 years of unshared power, the dictatorship has not allowed the Djiboutian people to have access to:
- a school system providing quality education;
- drinking water in the country (families are dying of thirst in the hinterland);
- access to a decent health system (doctors can only be found in the capital).

It is time for the Djiboutian opposition, civil and armed, to pull itself together and seek a solution to eradicate this dictatorship, otherwise our country will sooner or later be torn apart by neighboring countries.

Because the world has now entered times of uncertainty and instability. No state on our continent is safe from a civil war fueled by neighboring countries that would take advantage of our division and the antagonisms that dictatorships have sown between citizens on ethnic grounds.

ali coubba
ARD/UT

Who Controls what in Syria?
11/12/2024

Who Controls what in Syria?

Suuriyah xayloy Afâ baaxooxa dabboh gexxeh tani, Bashar Al Asad Doolatih digloh Kaxxa farcatitte abak geytimta. ,
08/12/2024

Suuriyah xayloy Afâ baaxooxa dabboh gexxeh tani, Bashar Al Asad Doolatih digloh Kaxxa farcatitte abak geytimta.
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06/12/2024

Dokon RTD lih Abte interview

Qafár Afak 50 haytô liggidih Faraaqo.Inkih nassakaxxay.Ninni AF dadlisnay!
30/11/2024

Qafár Afak 50 haytô liggidih Faraaqo.
Inkih nassakaxxay.
Ninni AF dadlisnay!

Konnaba
29/11/2024

Konnaba

Afars(Natives) fishing in the vicinity of Assab, Eritrea, engraving from a sketch by G.B Licata, March 15, 1885.
29/11/2024

Afars(Natives) fishing in the vicinity of Assab, Eritrea, engraving from a sketch by G.B Licata, March 15, 1885.

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