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PRESERVING LALIBELA

Capital Ethiopia 08 May 2022
To mitigate this and other challenges faced at Ethiopia’s heritage sites, a joint declaration on heritage preservation in Ethiopia focusing on the national museum, the national palace, the Lalibela churches and the archives of heritages material was signed on 12th March 2019 between the government of Ethiopia and France.
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Regional Senior Technical Advisor for Content Development and Management

Reliefweb 04 May 2022
Oversee the development and implementation of outstanding resources and materials for three countries (Uganda, Ethiopia, and Tanzania) that support primary educators, pre-primary educators, caregivers, and communities to integrate LtP practices into their interactions with children.
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Al-amoudi’s soft drink firm stops production

Capital Ethiopia 01 May 2022
The ongoing challenges stem from the current shortage in foreign currency in addition to the firm facing a shortage of such raw materials ... As sources revealed, since a few months back, the company has been working for three days per week which is under its capacity due to lack of raw materials.
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U.S. senator from North Dakota was lampooned by Dr. Seuss

The Jamestown Sun 30 Apr 2022
FARGO — During the 1930s and early '40s, one of the most active and vocal U.S. senators was a young lawmaker from North Dakota ... I found Dr ... W ... Sen ... 31, 1935, and the act “imposed a general embargo on trading in arms and war materials with all parties in a war.” President Franklin Roosevelt invoked the act after Italy invaded Ethiopia in October 1935 ... .
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Ethiopia: Mass arrests after anti-Muslim attack at funeral

The New Arab 29 Apr 2022
The cemetery where the attack occurred neighbours a mosque and church and has been the subject of an ongoing dispute between Muslims and Orthodox Christians, who are the dominant group in Ethiopia ... over whether the materials were being taken from the cemetery or church compound.
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