የመረጃ መረብ ደኅንነት ኤጀንሲ በከፍተኛ ሥልጣንና ጉልበት በድጋሚ ሊቋቋም ነው

-በፍርድ ቤት ትዕዛዝ ኮምፒዩተሮች ላይ ምርመራ ያካሂዳል

-ብሔራዊ የኮምፒዩተር አደጋ ምላሽ መስጫ ማዕከል ይኖረዋል

ባለፉት በርካታ ዓመታት በሥራ ላይ የሚገኘውን የመረጃ መረብ ደኅንነት ኤጀንሲ ከፍተኛ ኃላፊነትና ጉልበት የሚሰጥና በድጋሚ እንዲቋቋም የሚያደርግ ረቂቅ አዋጅ ለፓርላማ ቀረበ፡፡

በፓርላማው ቋሚ ኮሚቴዎች ተጨማሪ ውይይት እየተደረገበት የሚገኘው ይህ ረቂቅ አዋጅ፣ በቀጣዮቹ ጥቂት ሳምንታት ይፀድቃል ተብሎ ይጠበቃል፡፡ ረቂቅ አዋጁ ከፀደቀ በኋላ ኤጀንሲው በድጋሚ የሚዋቀር ሲሆን የአገሪቱ የፋይናንስ ተቋማትን፣ ብሔራዊ የኤሌክትሪክ ኃይል መረብን፣ በግንባታ ላይ የሚገኘውን አገራዊ የባቡር ትራንስፖርት መረብን፣ ወታደራዊ የኮምፒዩተር ሥርዓትንና ሌሎች ኮምፒዩተራይዝድ የሆኑ መሠረተ ልማቶችን በኮምፒዩተር አማካይነት ከሚቃጡ ጥቃቶች የመጠበቅ ኃላፊነት ይኖረዋል፡፡

Attack on Indian-owned farm in Ethiopia turns spotlight on land policy

All land in Ethiopia belongs to the state, giving the government unusual leverage in its dealings with local communities

A violent attack on a tea plantation leased by Indian-owned Verdanta Harvest Plc, a subsidiary of the Noida-based Lucky Group, has renewed concerns over Ethiopia’s policy of leasing out large tracts of land to international investors.

On October 20, unidentified individuals destroyed buildings and machinery worth approximately $140,000, according to Verdanta officials.

ድሬዳዋ በወረርሽኝ ሥጋት ላይ ነች በዚህ ወር ብቻ 2ሺ ህሙማን ተመዝግበዋል

የበሽታውን ምንነት ለማወቅ ናሙና ተልኮ ምርመራ እየተደረገ ነው፡፡
የድሬዳዋ ከተማ በጉንፋን መልክ በሚከሰት የበሽታ ወረርሽኝ ሥጋት ላይ ነች፡፡ በዚህ ወር ብቻ በበሽታው የተያዙ 2ሺ ሰዎች ተመዝግበዋል፡፡
ከወባ ጋር ተመሣሣይነት አለው በተባለው በዚህ በሽታ የተያዙ ህሙማን፣ በድል ጮራ ሪፈራል ሆስፒታልና በተለያዩ የከተማዋ ክሊኒኮችና የጤና ተቋማት ምርመራና ህክምና እየተደረገላቸው መሆኑን ምንጮች ለአዲስ አድማስ ጠቁመዋል፡፡ በበሽታው ተይዘው ህይወታቸው ያለፈ ህሙማን እንዳሉ ምንጮች ቢጠቁሙም፤ የከተማው ጤና ቢሮ ለሞት የተዳረጉ ህሙማን መኖራቸውን አላውቅም ብሏል፡፡

Artistic Expression of Ethiopia’s Diaspora Millennial Generation: Music by Mizan Kidanu

New York (TADIAS) – The most striking thing about Mizan Kidanu, as I discovered soon after we sat down for this conversation, is her frankness about her creative journey in a fickle industry. Songwriter and artist, Mizan makes the type of music that is self-declaratory with an imposingly rich voice, scant in glitz yet decadent in the exploration of human emotion. I was compelled to discuss her music with her not only because I relate to it, but also to investigate what allowed her to make the leap of faith to pursue music as a career. I would soon learn that my approach needed some fine-tuning: a leap of faith implies a lone and momentary act of bravery, white heat of passion, starry-eyed certainty looking into the future.

    

Yet, Mizan’s account of moving to New York City two years ago to court her craft implies that ‘leap of faith’ does not have the consummate relief of being momentary, it is more of a sweeping undertaking to nurture embryonic wings into a tenacious wingspan. Her choice of relocation after graduating from college in Delaware was decisive in that it exposed her to whole ecosystems of musicians and showed her, from the benefit of other artists’ experiences, that talent is not the prerequisite of success. As in, establishing music as a career is not just about creating the music, it requires the business savvy to run a one-woman show however long it takes to delegate management and operations.

Bililigne Gebretsadik cleared over death still has faith in NZ justice system

Bililigne Gebretsadik in court.

An immigrant taxi driver charged with careless driving after his wife lost their unborn baby in an accident says he still has faith in the New Zealand justice system.

Wellington cabbie Bililigne Gebretsadik, who came to New Zealand from Ethiopia in May 2000, was found not guilty of the charge by Judge Tom Broadmore earlier this week.

The 41-year-old, whose case was heard over several weeks at the Wellington District Court, was arrested after the crash at a three-road intersection in Newtown June 2012.

Mr Gebretsadik was driving his wife Seble Cherie at the time. She was 31 weeks pregnant and injured in the collision. The couple's baby died following an emergency caesarean at the Wellington Hospital Emergency Department.

Ethiopian military receiving T-72s

It appears that the Ethiopian military is receiving T-72 main battle tanks from the Ukraine, with a consignment delivered last month.

According to IHS Jane’s, satellite imagery taken on August 24 at the Otkyabrsk port in the Ukraine showed 16 tanks and other equipment waiting to be loaded. Apparently, the tanks were loaded onto the Ocean Power cargo vessel, which departed on September 7 for Djibouti.

It is believed that these tanks are part of a contract for 200 T-72s signed in June 2011 with state controlled arms exporter Ukrspecexport SC. The deal, worth more than $100 million, was one of the largest contracts signed by the Ukrainian arms exporter in more than 15 years.

Ethiopian opposition says members beaten, illegally detained

(Reuters) - An Ethiopian opposition group accused police and security officials of beating, illegally detaining and abducting more than 150 of its members between July and September this year.

The Horn of Africa country has won international plaudits for delivering double-digit growth for much of the past decade, but rights groups often accuse the government of using state institutions to stifle dissent and silence political opposition.
Addis Ababa, long seen by the West as a bulwark against militant Islam in the Horn of Africa, denies charges that it is quashing dissent.