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More children are reaching their fifth birthday than ever before
(Economist.com):-MORE children are surviving beyond their fifth birthday, according to a new report from the United Nations Children's Fund (Unicef). The child mortality rate—the number of under-fives dying per thousand live births—declined from 90 in 1990 to 65 in 2008, a drop of over a quarter. Progress in sub-Saharan Africa, which now accounts for half of all deaths, has been slower, but Niger, Malawi, Mozambique and Ethiopia have seen reductions of more than 100 per 1,000 livebirths since 1990.

Adal Isaw September 8, 2009:_
It’s a claim; the International Crisis Group is a non-governmental, not-for-profit international organization with a mission to “prevent and resolve” deadly conflict throughout the world. ICG further proclaims that it advises governments, intergovernmental bodies such as UN, EU, and the World Bank on the prevention and resolution of dire and impending conflicts.


Why is the EU Blatantly Oblivious to the Concerted Voice of Africa?
Tsehaye Debalkew(Washington, DC):-
It could be arguably vehemently declared that the single most, cardinal issue that has captured unanimity in its entirety and brought Africa together, a rare commodity in African political and diplomatic culture; to voice its concerted concern and worry in unison has been the unabashedly shameful and perfidious act of destabilization in the horn region,

MEDREK article 39: Ato Bulcha and Ato Gebru

Desalegn Deressa 09/06/09:- To be honest the MEDREK folks are trying to answer some public questions like why is UDJ joining their camp? The question should have been answered by UDJ since it is the only organization that claims to represent all Ethiopians and wants to join MEDREK, a joint forum of ARENA, Dr Beyene group, Dr Merara as well as Ato Siye and Dr Negasso who are representing some of our diverse nationalities... more

(Reporter editorial)
We wonder why the honorable Dr Sheik Al Amoudi does not investigate and put a stop to such mismanagement! If there is no mismanagement then do the right thing to inform the public!


Japan says willing to resume Ethiopia coffee imports
Saturday, 05 September 2009

Addis Ababa, September 5 (WIC) - Japan is willing to resume importing large quantities of Ethiopian coffee, Reuters quoted the Asian country's envoy as saying today.
Comment:  The Japanese are known for their stringent quality control system they impose on any products they manufacture and produce as well as import. Ethiopian coffee growers and processors passing such quality control is indeed a watershed moment. The government of Ethiopia deserves all the appreciation to have succeeded to convince growers and suppliers to change their way of doing things!
See also:  Japanese Visiting Delegation Picks Coffee Samples for Testing

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