Vocal Teddy Afro Condemns Governments Forbidding Blood Donation !!
In a post on his Facebook page about his birthday today, Teddy Afro said: I would like to express my deepest gratitude for the inconvenience caused to you by attending this year’s blood donation program and strongly condemning the government agencies that have prevented this perfect human life-saving program from being carried out properly. “
In a song released a few weeks ago, Teddy Afro said, “He is getting sick.” Outraged, the guards retaliated by refusing to donate blood for his birthday.
As it is known, the PM will never accept that the people are “sick” and on the contrary, he has repeatedly said, “We are working a miracle.” In a response to Teddy Afro and Getsh Mamo, who sang “Backwards” in the same spirit this season, he said in a speech to parliament that “there is no government that can change.”
President Sahelework Zewde holds talks with members of the National Consultative Commission
The commission briefed the president on the major activities it has carried out since its inception over the past four months.
In particular, the commission, which is in the process of preparation, has held various discussions with stakeholders, said Mesfin Araya, chairman of the commission.
He said consultations are underway with regional and key stakeholders as well as the development of basic theories for the consultation.
He also called for support for the commission to carry out its mandate in an impartial manner.
President Sahelework Zewde, for his part, called on the commission to fulfill its responsibilities without any pressure so that the upcoming national consultation in Ethiopia can serve as a model for other countries as well.
The president assured that the necessary support and cooperation will be provided to the commission.
In particular, he said the national consultation is a great hope to prevent instability, displacement and harm in various parts of the country over the past two years. IBCO reports that they have called on the commission to play its role.
A clock was struck in the town of Gambella
The State Government Communication Affairs Office announced that a curfew has been imposed to curb illegal activities in Gambella town due to the current situation.
As a result, the movement of people and vehicles in Gambella town has been restricted from 2:00 pm to 11:30 am local time and a decision has been made to implement it, said Getu Ading, head of the state government’s communication affairs office.
He said the ambulance and ambulances would not be seen.
He said there is a peaceful situation in Gambella town at the moment, adding that security forces at all levels are on high alert.
He called on the public to support the security forces in their efforts to ensure the security of the city.
Earlier in the day, the governor of Gambella was beaten by security forces.
The president of Sri Lanka, who fled the country due to protests, has sent a letter of resignation
Sri Lankan President Gotabia Rajapaksa, who fled the country in protest, has resigned.
It is stated that the president sent the letter to the speaker of the parliament. The president is currently in Maldevis and is scheduled to travel to Singapore.
Former President Msoto Appointed IGAD Election Observer for Kenya’s Presidential Election
Former President of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia, Msoto Teshome, has been appointed to lead the East African Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) election observation mission in Kenya.
The presidential election will be held on August 3, 2014.
IGAD Election Observation Mission will be led by Dr. Msoto Teshome, the statement said.
IGAD Secretary-General Workeneh Gebeyehu: “We are proud of Dr. Msoto’s appointment to lead the He is a mature political leader and a senior diplomat. ”
He thanked the Kenyan Electoral Commission (EEC) for allowing IGAD to observe the election and said it would support the country’s democratic process.
He wished the people of Kenya a democratic, peaceful and successful presidential election, ENA reported.
The Kenya Electoral Commission (KEC) has announced that 38 candidates will run in the fifth presidential election since Kenya introduced the multi-party system in 1991.
Former Kenyan Prime Minister Raila Odinga and current Kenyan Vice President William Ruto are among the candidates.