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tldr: Esayas Jira was re-elected President of the Ethiopian Football Federation for a four-year term, securing 81 of 88 votes as the sole candidate.

Mr. Esayas Jira re-elected to office! In the presidential election held by the Ethiopian Football Federation, Mr. Esayas Jira was re-elected. It should be noted that Mr. Esayas Jira was the sole candidate for the presidential election. Out of 88 votes cast a few minutes ago, Mr. Esayas Jira was re-elected by receiving 81 votes. Following this, Mr. Esayas Jira will serve as the President of the Ethiopian Football Federation for the next four years. Mr. Esayas Jira is also playing his part in the CAF Executive Committee and FIFA. FIFA President Gianni Infantino shared his "congratulations" message by phone after the election. In today's election, the Federation's Vice President was elected as: - President of Dire Dawa Football Federation - Commissioner Alemu Megra Meskele, Commander of the Dire Dawa Police General Department. Via @tikvahethsport Original Post: https://t.me/tikvahethiopia/107921

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tldr: The Ministry of Education announced that students from Tigray universities can apply online for temporary placement in other government universities. Applications require previous academic details and must be submitted by Meskerem 8, 2019 E.C. Students who previously applied via paper must reapply online.

#MoE The Ministry of Education announced that students who were studying in universities located in the Tigray region can apply to be temporarily assigned to other government universities. They need to fill out their previous university, academic year, program of study, and other necessary information. Applications can be submitted online at https://student.ethernet.edu.et/university-transfer/ using their own ID (identification number), starting from today until Meskerem 8, 2019 E.C. Students who previously submitted paper applications are expected to reapply through the same website. Meskerem 5, 2019 E.C. @tikvahethiopia Original Post: https://t.me/tikvahethiopia/107916

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tldr: Tikvah Ethiopia urges students to prioritize education and balanced social media use, emphasizing that knowledge provides lasting success over fleeting online fame. It advises limiting screen time, protecting privacy, and parental guidance for academic achievement.

📚 Education and Social Media Dear students: Today, a video lasting a few seconds on social media can make someone famous overnight among many people. This is making many young people ask, "What will I gain by getting an education?" Some people who claim to be *famous* are killing children's minds, future hopes, and dreams by showing that life and success are only on social media. Using "TikTok" or other social media or creating content is not a problem in itself; the problem is when it replaces time for education, reading, and self-development. Note 👉 Fame can pass; but knowledge and skill are your wealth that no one can take away from you. 🎓 What does education provide? Learning is not just about passing exams. It teaches thinking, questioning, problem-solving, distinguishing right from wrong, being balanced, and self-control. It develops self-confidence, expands job opportunities, and provides the knowledge and skills needed to build the life one desires. The time you spend today determines the person you will become tomorrow. While spending many hours on a phone or other screen may provide temporary entertainment, the study time you lose there cannot be regained. 📱 Students, be careful with social media; use it, don't let it use you! TikTok, Facebook, Telegram, YouTube, Instagram, X, and other social media platforms offer great opportunities to learn, gain new knowledge, and acquire useful skills. However, unlimited use can take away study time, distract attention, and harm academic performance. ⏰ Therefore, limit the time you spend on social media. Especially, do not give study hours to your phone. Using your phone for long hours at night can also reduce sleep, which may affect your concentration the next day. 🔐 Protect your personal information. Do not give out home addresses, phone numbers, school information, future schedules, or other personal details to people you don't know. Do not forget that information you post online can easily spread. 👩‍👩‍👦‍👦 Parents, monitor your children's digital lives. Instead of just forbidding children from using phones, discuss with them why limits are necessary. You too should set an example. Give them time. Show them by living the truth you advise them about, by not spending long hours on TikTok or other social media. - Study, - Sleep, - Family time, - and leisure time appropriately. Encourage them to develop study habits, plan their time, and prepare early for their desired careers. Accompany your children on their educational journey not just by monitoring, but by guiding and supporting them. Students can redirect the time they spend on social media towards reading books, educational content, new skills, sports, and spending time with family. 👍 Dear students: Instead of a small mistake, or social media fame that passes with time and season, choose knowledge that will remain with you until the end; knowledge makes you proud; it honors you! 🎉 We wish the 2019 E.C. academic year to be a year of knowledge and success for students, and a year of joy and pride for parents. Happy academic year! Tikvah Ethiopia Meskerem 5, 2019 E.C. #TikvahEthiopiaFamily❤️ @tikvahethiopia Original Post: https://t.me/tikvahethiopia/107915

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tldr: The 2019 Ethiopian academic year commences today, Meskerem 5, as students return to school after their summer break.

The 2019 academic year begins today, Meskerem 5, 2019 E.C. Students complete their summer vacation and return to their schools. Have a good academic year! Original Post: https://t.me/tikvahethiopia/107913

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tldr: The 2019 academic year commences today, September 5, 2019 E.C., marking the return of students to schools after their summer vacation.

The 2019 academic year begins today, September 5, 2019 E.C. Students conclude their summer vacation and return to their schools. Happy academic year! @tikvahethiopia Original Post: https://t.me/tikvahethiopia/107912

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tldr: Deadly conflict in South Ethiopia's Konso, Ale, and South Omo border areas has displaced over 500, destroyed 21 homes, and prompted national defense intervention.

"People have been killed; displaced" - Kolme residents. 👉 "21 houses, including health and education institutions, have been burned" - Kolme Woreda Administrator. ⚫️ "Such an act has not been committed by our community. However, there are parties who intervened" - Bena Tsemay Woreda Administrator (to Deutsche Welle Radio). In the South Ethiopia Region, since Pagume 4, 2018 E.C., conflict has erupted in areas bordering Konso, Ale, and South Omo Zones, resulting in loss of life, destruction of property, and displacement of people. Two farmers, residents of Kolme Woreda, who spoke to Tikvah Ethiopia, indicated that the events began around 9:00 AM on Pagume 4, 2018 E.C. On that day, armed individuals from Bena Tsemay Woreda reportedly entered, stating, "Our cattle are lost, and we have followed their tracks into Kolme Woreda of Konso Zone." Local elders reportedly responded, "We will search for them," to calm the situation. However, the next day, Pagume 5, 2018 E.C., starting from 12:30 AM, they increased their numbers and entered Masoya Kebele in Kolme Woreda, Konso Zone, launching an attack, residents stated. Another resident of Masoya village, Masoya (Kurgo) Kebele, told Tikvah Ethiopia, "The shooting started suddenly in the morning; we woke up the children and fled. After evacuating women and children, when we returned to the neighborhood, we found that cattle, goats, and even chickens had been looted." Residents explained that although the initial attack was carried out by armed individuals from Bena Tsemay, later, armed groups from Ale Zone, who desired conflict, joined the attack. Overall, they stated that 6 lives were lost on the Konso side. Houses, grain, a health post (Mago Health Post), flour mills, and even places of worship were destroyed by fire. From Kolme Woreda side: - Kurgo, - Durayil, - They added that over 500 residents have been displaced from areas named Kisima and Tukana. They also indicated that the Weyto River, which farmers and pastoralists jointly use for irrigation and watering animals, is under the control of the armed groups. Residents stated that the national defense force has now intervened, and there was shooting in the areas until the afternoon of Meskerem 4, 2019 E.C. What do officials say? Ato Fikru Birhanu, Chief Administrator of Kolme Woreda in Konso Zone, gave his statement to Tikvah Ethiopia regarding the matter. The administrator stated that since Pagume 3, 2018 E.C., armed farmers from Bena Tsemay in South Omo Zone came claiming "Balabat cattle are lost." He indicated that after being made to return by security forces at the time, they returned the next day in an organized manner and began attacking. He explained, "Elements who have been instigating conflict for many years also started the conflict from the Ale side, burning, destroying, and looting kebeles." He clarified that so far, 4 people have died, 6 have been injured, and 21 houses, including health and education institutions, have been burned in the attack. Ato Fikru added, "Even now, especially in Kolango Zuria Woreda of Ale Zone, there are extensive preparations for destruction," and stated that efforts are underway to stabilize the areas with security leaders. What did Benay Tsemay Woreda say? Tikvah Ethiopia spoke with Ato Ayke Zombe, Head of Bena Tsemay Woreda Peace and Security Office. He stated, "A disagreement has occurred in the border area between the Tsemay and Konso ethnic groups due to lost cattle." Following this, he stated that 2 people died and 3 were injured on the Bena Tsemay side, and that relative peace has now been established in the area. Furthermore, the Woreda Administrator, Ato Yohannes Gashu, stated to Deutsche Welle, "Such an act has not been committed by our commun... Original Post: https://t.me/tikvahethiopia/107911

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tldr: Ethiopia's Ministry of Education has launched online transfer registration and placement for students from Tigray universities, addressing in-person congestion and facilitating transfers due to regional instability.

"Universities are preparing to start classes, so the transfer placement will be completed soon," said Prof. Kindeya G/Hiwot to Tikvah Ethiopia.It has been announced that the transfer registration for students who were studying in universities in the Tigray region will be conducted online. Students who were studying in universities in Tigray and applied to transfer to other higher education institutions will be registered online from their current locations without needing to come in person. Previously, students had been coming in person to Addis Ababa to register at the Ministry of Education for transfers to other institutions. Especially today, Monday, Meskerem 4, 2019 E.C., Tikvah Ethiopia understood that the arrival of many students to register in person caused significant congestion and problems in the registration process. Additionally, students in Tigray who lacked the means to come to Addis Ababa in person had been requesting a solution for their transfer applications. It was stated that many students also submitted their requests via phone and text messages.Accordingly, to give all students an opportunity, the Ministry of Education announced that it has been decided for students to register online from their current locations and for temporary placements to also be conducted online. The registration link will be announced tonight on the official information platform of the Ministry of Education. Today, Monday, Minister of Education Professor Birhanu Nega and State Minister Professor Kindeya Gebrehiwot met with students who came in person to the Ministry of Education and informed them about the decision. It was stated that the online registration and temporary placement process is a solution that allows students to complete their transfers without needing to come to Addis Ababa in person.In connection with this issue, Tikvah Ethiopia spoke with the State Minister of Education, Prof. Kindeya G/Hiwot. Professor Kindeya stated, "As of last Thursday, over 2,808 students had registered for transfer," and added, "Today alone, up to 1,500 students had come." Regarding when student placements would be announced, he stated that the process would be announced in a short period. He told Tikvah Ethiopia that since universities are preparing to start classes, the transfer placement will be completed soon. He said, "Universities are ready to receive students as usual." It is known that the reason for the students' transfer requests is the instability, conflict, and war sentiment in Tigray.Tikvah EthiopiaAddis AbabaMeskerem 4, 2018 E.C.@tikvahethiopia Original Post: https://t.me/tikvahethiopia/107909

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tldr: Ethiopia's Ministry of Education announced that students from Tigray universities will be temporarily reassigned to other government universities due to the regional situation, with online registration starting tonight.

Based on the complaints submitted by students who were studying in universities located in the Tigray region, it has been decided that they will be temporarily assigned to other government universities. Minister of Education, Professor Berhanu Nega, announced that due to the current situation in the Tigray region, it has been decided that students who were studying in universities in the region will be temporarily assigned to other government universities until a conducive situation is created in the region. The Minister held a discussion with students who were studying in universities in the Tigray region and who came to the Ministry of Education compound to seek a solution for their grievances, as they are currently unable to continue their education due to the prevailing situation in the region. During the discussion, Professor Berhanu Nega stated that the Ministry of Education has decided that students who were studying in universities in the Tigray region will be temporarily assigned to other government universities where their safety is ensured, so they can continue their education. The Minister added that young people should currently focus on their education, and it is everyone's responsibility to ensure they become citizens who will take over their country in the future. The Minister stated that a country can be strengthened when today's generation starts thinking about tomorrow's generation, and emphasized that students who left the Tigray region fleeing war and conflict have the right to live and learn in peace. Therefore, the Minister explained that it is appropriate to accommodate these future citizens in various ways and enable them to continue their education without interruption. He also announced that students do not need to come to the Ministry of Education in person for registration; instead, they can register using an online application that will be made public starting tonight. During registration, students were urged to fill out the transfer form quickly from their current location by specifying their previous university, academic year, and field of study. Many students who were present in person at the Ministry of Education compound today raised various questions, and Minister Professor Berhanu Nega, along with State Minister Professor Kindeya Gebrehiwot and other senior leaders of the Ministry of Education, provided answers and explanations. #MoE September 14, 2025 G.C. @tikvahethiopia Original Post: https://t.me/tikvahethiopia/107907

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tldr: The Ministry of Education announced the university admission cutoff points for the 2019 E.C. remedial program, determined by student results, university capacity, and educational equity. Students meeting these criteria are now eligible for university admission.

The university admission cutoff point for the remedial program has been announced. The Ministry of Education announced that the cutoff point for 2019 E.C. remedial program students to enter university has been determined based on students' results, universities' admission capacity, and the national principle of educational equity. Accordingly, the Ministry announced that students who achieved the above-mentioned results are eligible for university admission to the remedial program. September 4, 2019 E.C. @tikvahethiopia Original Post: https://t.me/tikvahethiopia/107904

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tldr: Ethiopia's National Dialogue Commission will submit 400 agenda recommendations to implementing bodies by September 20, 2026. These are proposals, not final decisions, with commissioners concluding work by October 25.

#NationalDialogue🇪🇹The Ethiopian National Dialogue Commission announced that 400 agenda recommendations will be submitted to the implementing bodies.How will these recommendations be submitted?Prof. Mesfin Araya:"Recommendations have been submitted from the beginning. Initially, there were confusions because the understanding was that 4,000 people would gather, fully decide Ethiopia's fate, seal it, and leave.That is an incorrect understanding.The 4,000 representatives, based on the 8 agendas presented to them, were to form groups of 10, 50, and 250, and finally present strong recommendations, not decisions, but recommendations useful for decision-making, to their 500-person group, and then to the relevant bodies.Therefore, the recommendation given is not a decision; it is a recommendation for a decision.These recommendations for decision-making will go to the three implementing government bodies (executive, judiciary, and legislature), while other political issues will go to political bodies, and religious issues to religious bodies, for decision.The institutions to which the decision recommendations are submitted have the responsibility to properly review them, implement them according to the existing constitutional process, and inform the public.If they implement them, great; if not, the Ethiopian people must know.Initially, the fear was prevalent that 'this is going to be decided like this; the Dialogue Commission is going to give this to so-and-so, it is distributing, it is dividing; these 4,000 delegates here are being pulled this way and that to make this decision.'This could be due to lack of understanding or reasons I shouldn't mention. Therefore, what I want to make clear is that these recommendations must be compiled and reach the implementing bodies.The 400 recommendations will not be presented to the implementers as they are; first, the documents will be presented as they are. The word of the pastoralist from Arabte will not be twisted; the word of the pastoralist from Filto will not be twisted.In addition, the ideas compiled from the 10, 50, 250, and 500 groups will be presented as they are to the implementing body. The implementing body will receive either a finalized idea or a menu. A menu means it will proceed according to approaches that can be implemented within the existing operational process."Federal Cities IssueFollowing the submission of various recommendations on federal cities, there are people with concerns, so Commissioner Prof. Mesfin explained how risk-free the issue is."Controversial issues, especially those widely discussed and presented on social media, are not the main point.The documents will be presented correctly without controversy.From those, the ones thoroughly compiled through the process by the 10, 50, 250, 500 groups will be presented. Finally, agendas presented by mediators and elders will also be submitted.After everything is presented at each level, the implementing body will work correctly, inform the public, and bring it to a conclusion."When will the recommendations be submitted to the relevant bodies?Prof. Mesfin Araya:"We will deliver the dialogue to the relevant bodies before Meskerem 10, 2019 E.C. (September 20, 2026 G.C.).Around Meskerem 19, 2019 E.C. (September 29, 2026 G.C.), the members of the existing House of Peoples' Representatives will be dismissed. Since we were established during the term of this House of Peoples' Representatives, we must complete our work within this parliamentary term.We have collected numerous agendas concerning regions, especially the two city administrations, and secondly, Tigray.Therefore, regarding Tigray, just like other regions, we should have s... Original Post: https://t.me/tikvahethiopia/107902

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tldr: Maryland International College, fully accredited by the Education and Training Authority, is enrolling students for its Master's programs for the 2019 Ethiopian calendar year. Benefits include international research trips, instruction by global professors, and free short trainings.

Maryland International College🎓 Good News!For all of you interested in studying in a Master's program? 📚 Maryland International College is fully accredited by the Education and Training Authority and is one of the few institutions that successfully passed its re-registration with ETA.For students enrolling and studying for their Master's degree at Maryland International College in the 2019 Ethiopian calendar year (2026/2027 GC):- ✈️ International research travel opportunities will be facilitated.👨‍🏫 Education will be provided by internationally recognized professors.🏫 Education will be provided at a convenient campus in Addis Ababa, 22 area — behind Capital Hotel.🎓 During the two-year study period, two free short trainings will be offered by recognized professors.📌 For more information:🌐 www.marylandic.com📱 0935656939📱 0958310704 Original Post: https://t.me/tikvahethiopia/107900

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tldr: A World Bank report reveals over 90% of Ethiopian medical students are dissatisfied with training, citing rapid expansion beyond capacity and non-competitive public sector hiring for 30% of employees.

"Over 90 percent of medical students are not happy with the training they receive" - World Bank. In Ethiopia, over 90 percent of medical students have stated they are not satisfied with the training they receive, the World Bank indicated in its report. The World Bank announced the students' dissatisfaction in its report titled "Public Workforce Performance and Prosperity," which surveyed public sector employees worldwide on: quantity and sectoral distribution, salary payment structure, recruitment and employment system, performance management and training, and issues related to the use of digital technology, and the competence and work motivation of public sector employees. The report specifically examines government wage expenditure, human resource management practices, and digital technologies as key performance indicators for employees, and investigates the competence of public sector employees, including health and education workers, and the performance of public services. In Ethiopia, it conducted a detailed survey concerning the health sector, which was one of the sectors it assessed. Among its findings, the report indicated that the rapid expansion of medical education, which occurred after government medical schools were made to increase student intake by three to four times, has exceeded the capacity of the institutions. The report stated that, for this reason, 90 percent of students currently studying medicine have expressed dissatisfaction with the educational training they are receiving, stating that quality gaps exist, leading graduates to enter the medical service field without adequate preparation. The report cited that when the Ethiopian government made existing public medical schools increase their student intake by three to four times, the number of students exceeded the capacity of the institutions, and over 90 percent of students expressed dissatisfaction with the training they receive. The report pointed out that this finding indicates quality gaps in the medical education sector, and these gaps lead graduates to enter the direct health service field without adequate preparation, also creating additional pressure on subsequent quality assurance systems. The report particularly emphasized the necessity of competence-based recruitment in countries where pre-service training for students, as well as licensing and accreditation systems, are weak. It further indicated that Ethiopia's national professional qualification and licensing system lacks the capacity and technological resources to effectively manage the growing health workforce, and that the system often prioritizes theoretical knowledge over practical competence. The report stated that in situations where professional licensing systems are inadequate and weak, the recruitment process should serve as the final competence screening to ensure that qualified and adequately educated individuals are assigned to critical roles. In another part of its report, the World Bank surveyed the method of public sector employee recruitment in the country, noting that nearly 30 percent of public sector employees in Ethiopia entered employment without going through a competitive process. The report stated that having merit-based and transparent recruitment is crucial for ensuring a quality public workforce. It further explained that since public sector employees generally remain in their jobs for a long time, employment should have an open and competitive recruitment process for everyone. However, it pointed out that the level of open competitive recruitment for all is below the expected standard in various countries. Aligning Ethiopia with Armenia and Uruguay, it announced that in all three cou... Original Post: https://t.me/tikvahethiopia/107899

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tldr: Yonatan BT Furniture, with over 30 years of experience and awards, is offering up to a 25% discount, Dashen Bank credit, and a two-year warranty at its showrooms. They provide furniture for various settings, from homes to hotels.

Yonatan BT Furniture Happy New Year! "We have been providing comfort with quality and beauty in the furniture industry for over 30 years." We have repeatedly won awards for making furniture with high technology and design, with love and knowledge. We are the winners of the 'Ethiopian Tamirt Expo' 2018. From home to office, from cafe to hotel, from company to real estate, we are involved in all furniture works. We await you at our Wingate, Piassa, and CMC showrooms with a genuine discount of up to 25%, along with Dashen Bank credit service and a two-year warranty. The boundary of beauty, quality, and comfort Yonatan BT Furniture! Our Address 1. Piassa Eri Bekentu BT Tower (below Ethio Ceramic) 2. Past Wingate Square, in front of Abyssinia Bank 3. From CMC Square towards Ayat Road, before reaching Meri (next to Zemen Bank) Call us +251957868686, +251995272727, +251993828282 Telegram | Facebook | Instagram | TikTok #GreatDiscount Original Post: https://t.me/tikvahethiopia/107897

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tldr: Ato Christian Tadele, recently freed, thanked supporters and refuted baseless social media rumors about his release, promising more details after his health improves.

"Rumors circulating on social media regarding my release from prison are baseless" - Ato Christian Tadele. Ato Christian Tadele, who was released from prison on New Year's Eve, expressed gratitude to individuals and institutions who stood by him and his family during his incarceration. In a message of gratitude he disseminated on his official social media page, Ato Christian expressed his heartfelt thanks to all who stood by him and his family over the past three years. He also stated that he is currently monitoring his health condition and announced that "rumors circulating on social media regarding his release from prison are baseless." Ato Christian Tadele stated that once his health condition improves, he will inform the public in detail about the truth surrounding the matter. September 13, 2025 G.C. @tikvahethiopia Original Post: https://t.me/tikvahethiopia/107895

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tldr: AI experts warn powerful AI could pose an existential threat to humanity by 2030, emphasizing the urgent need for control and safety systems to mitigate risks beyond extinction.

Can AI kill/destroy humanity? AI researchers and technology experts are warning that if high-capacity artificial intelligence (AI) surpasses human capabilities and is not adequately controlled, it could pose a serious threat to human existence. Researchers working at the American AI company Anthropic have stated that powerful AI could be a threat to human existence within this decade. A researcher named Jacob Coxon, who left the company, stated that there is a chance AI could completely destroy/kill humanity by the end of 2030, and a current Anthropic researcher also mentioned that the probability of this danger could be over 10 percent. According to AI researchers, there is currently no adequate safety plan to ensure that highly advanced AI works in alignment with human benefit. This concern has also been raised in the British Parliament. Former Defense Minister Des Browne and computer science researcher Professor Stuart Russell warned that highly advanced AI could pose a threat to humanity equivalent to or greater than nuclear weapons. However, not all experts agree on this. According to Professor Kate Devlin, an expert in AI and society, the prediction "AI can destroy humanity" is not a proven fact but a risk assessment. She stated that we currently do not have highly advanced "super-intelligent" AI and it is not possible to accurately predict when it will exist. Experts, however, explain that the dangers posed by AI are not limited to the complete extinction of humanity. Using AI systems for harmful purposes, launching cyberattacks, or controlling dangerous systems due to human error are among the mentioned risks. Furthermore, the spread of misinformation, replacement of human jobs, threats to personal data security, and the high energy required to run AI are current problems and concerns. Beyond the question "Will AI destroy humanity?", the pressing issue now is what kind of control, laws, and safety systems should be put in place to ensure that extremely powerful AI, once created, is used for the benefit of humanity. Tikvah Ethiopia sourced the information from 'The Conversation' and 'The Guardian'. September 12, 2025 G.C. @tikvahethiopia Original Post: https://t.me/tikvahethiopia/107894

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tldr: Two separate incidents in Russia and China, where robots attempted to attack a customer and an engineer respectively, have sparked concerns about accountability as AI and robotics become more autonomous.

Video: Can robots suddenly attack humans? Incidents in Russia and China raise questions. A security camera video recently circulated and became a topic of discussion, showing a robot named "Syoma" attempting to attack a customer in an electronics store in Saratov, Russia. In the video, after the customer pushed the robot, the robot is seen moving towards him, attempting to kick and fight him. As the customer quickly fled the scene, store employees stopped the robot. Afterwards, the robot was rebooted. Regarding the Russian incident, it is not clearly known why the robot reacted in this manner, whether due to a technical error, system problem, control issue, or another reason. A seemingly similar incident was also recorded in Zhejiang Province, China. A security camera video showed a robot attempting to attack the engineer who built it. In the video, the robot is seen approaching the engineer who was kneeling on the ground, kicking the remote control he was holding out of his hand. However, what caused the robot's sudden movement raised questions. Both incidents have raised the question: as AI and robotics technologies become more autonomous, if robots act unexpectedly and cause harm, who will be responsible for such actions? Tikvah Ethiopia obtained this information from RT and Daily Mail. September 2, 2018 E.C. @tikvahethiopia Original Post: https://t.me/tikvahethiopia/107892

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tldr: Ethiopian PM Abiy Ahmed met six leaders at the 18th BRICS Summit, discussing enhanced cooperation in defense, technology, trade, and regional security.

BRICS+ On the sidelines of the 18th BRICS Summit being held in New Delhi, India, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed (Dr.) held discussions with leaders from several member and partner countries on bilateral and regional issues. During his discussion with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the Prime Minister deliberated on areas to further strengthen the Ethiopia-India partnership. The discussion included enhancing defense cooperation, technology transfer and capacity building, mineral development, and strengthening cooperation around the preparations for the upcoming UN Climate Summit (COP32). PM Abiy (Dr.) stated that despite Ethiopia and India having deep historical and cultural ties, there are many untapped cooperation opportunities between the two countries. He also indicated that the partnership should be expanded in the areas of technology, skills, investment, and sustainable development. He also held discussions with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian on the sidelines of the BRICS Plus platform. This discussion focused on the current situation in the Red Sea area and the broader regional security situation. It was reported that both emphasized the importance of dialogue and efforts to support regional stability. In his discussion with Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, they deliberated on areas to expand economic cooperation between the two countries. Investment, tourism, renewable energy, and COP32 cooperation were among the main topics of discussion. Ethiopia also discussed opportunities to utilize Malaysia's experience in industrial park development, productivity, and the manufacturing sector. Additionally, he met with Russian President Vladimir Putin and discussed issues to strengthen the strategic partnership between the two countries. Defense and security, trade and investment, education and technology cooperation, and expanding cultural and people-to-people relations were key points of their discussion. They also deliberated on strengthening cooperation regarding climate change, development goals, and COP32 preparations. He also met with Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Sheikh Khalid bin Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan to discuss the main agendas of the BRICS summit and ways to further strengthen the multifaceted cooperation between Ethiopia and the United Arab Emirates. He also met with Vietnamese Prime Minister Le Minh Hung and discussed issues to expand bilateral relations and mutual cooperation between Ethiopia and Vietnam. Prime Minister Abiy (Dr.) stated that Ethiopia is ready to create more value by connecting with the resources, technology, and vast market potential available through BRICS. He specifically pointed out opportunities for creating new partnerships in the mining, renewable energy, and industrial sectors. Furthermore, the Prime Minister stated that BRICS has great potential to transform mutual cooperation into shared value, resilience, and sustainable growth. September 2, 2018 E.C. @tikvahethiopia Original Post: https://t.me/tikvahethiopia/107890

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tldr: The 2026 BRICS summit in New Delhi, attended by leaders including Ethiopia's PM, focuses on economic cooperation, amplifying the Global South's voice, and addressing global geopolitical challenges. Discussions include ongoing conflicts, trade disruptions, and calls for international institutional reforms.

The 2026 BRICS summit began today in New Delhi, India. The two-day summit is hosted by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and attended by leaders and high-ranking officials from BRICS member countries. Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed (Dr.) is present at the summit. The summit focuses on strengthening economic cooperation among member countries, amplifying the voice of Global South countries, expanding trade and financial cooperation, and establishing a common stance on geopolitical issues emerging in the world. Specifically, the ongoing wars in Ukraine and the Middle East, energy supply and global trade disruptions, trade tariffs, and the international financial system are among the main discussion agendas. Several leaders of member countries, including Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed (Dr.), Chinese President Xi Jinping, Russian President Vladimir Putin, and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, are attending the summit. Indian Prime Minister Modi stated that Global South countries are particularly affected by international crises but lack sufficient voice in decision-making processes, calling for reforms in international institutions. He emphasized that changes to the UN Security Council, in particular, can no longer be delayed. It was also reported that BRICS members agreed on a joint statement before the summit. Reuters sources indicated that the statement includes a stance condemning unilateral wars without naming any specific country. BRICS currently represents over 40 percent of the world's population and accounts for nearly a quarter of the global economy. Therefore, the 2026 BRICS summit has become an important platform not only for strengthening economic cooperation but also for demonstrating efforts to give Global South countries a greater voice and influence in a changing world order. September 2, 2019 E.C. @tikvahethiopia Original Post: https://t.me/tikvahethiopia/107883

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tldr: STEMpower and EDA are offering free sewing vocational training with certification for youth in Akaki Kality Sub-City. The program includes practical skills, life skills, and entrepreneurship, with top performers eligible for a sewing machine award. Registration closes Meskerem 08/2018 E.C.

#Opportunity_Tip 📣Free sewing vocational training with a qualification certificate for all interested! ✨ Do you want to learn sewing and create your own job opportunity? This free vocational training opportunity has been prepared for youth living in Akaki Kality Sub-City. STEMpower, in collaboration with Emmanuel Development Association (EDA), has organized free sewing vocational training with a qualification certificate through its Windows of Hope project.What will you get? 🔹 Practical sewing skills 🔹 Life skills and entrepreneurship knowledge 🔹 Qualification certificate 🔹 Sewing machine award for participants who show good performance in the trainingWho can participate? 🔸 Those living in Akaki Kality Sub-City 🔸 Those who want to learn sewing 🔸 Those who want to develop skills and create their own job opportunities📍 Location: Akaki Training Center, Akaki Polytechnic College🔗 To register: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScBkhHEdBPF1lglsGOBLWEQleiLVmkLBTldb1dtMWUbecr5BQ/viewform?usp=header✍️ Or in person: At Woreda 9, 10, 12, and 13 Labor and Skills Office📝 Registration deadline: Meskerem 08/2018 E.C. Original Post: https://t.me/tikvahethiopia/107881

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tldr: Yonatan B.T. Furniture, an award-winning company with over 30 years of experience, offers up to 25% discount, Dashen Bank credit, and a two-year warranty at its showrooms.

Yonatan B.T. Furniture Happy New Year! "We have been providing comfort with quality and beauty in the furniture industry for over 30 years." We have repeatedly won awards for making furniture with high technology and design, with love and expertise. We are the winners of the 'Ethiopian Tamirt Expo' in 2018. From homes to offices, from cafes to hotels, from businesses to real estate, we are involved in all furniture works. With a genuine discount of up to 25% and Dashen Bank credit service, along with a two-year warranty, we await you at our Wingate, Piassa, and CMC showrooms. The boundary of beauty, quality, and comfort Yonatan B.T. Furniture! 📍Our Address 1. Piassa Eri Bekentu B.T. Tower (below Ethio Ceramic) 2. Past Wingate Roundabout, in front of Abyssinia Bank 3. From CMC Roundabout towards Ayat Road, before Mery (next to Zemen Bank) ☎️ Call us +251957868686, +251995272727, +251993828282 Telegram | Facebook | Instagram | TikTok #GreatDiscount Original Post: https://t.me/tikvahethiopia/107880

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