Obama Steps Out as America Confronts Confluence of Crises
Former President Barack Obama is taking on an increasingly public role as the nation confronts a confluence of historic crises that has reshaped the November election.
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PROFILES
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1st Ethiopian-American Judge Nina Ashenafi Re-elected for 3rd Term
Judge Nina Ashenafi was automatically reelected to the Leon County bench in Florida after her lone opponent dropped out, saying the coronavirus crisis made it too difficult to proceed.
HISTORY
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The Making of Global Adwa: By Professor Ayele Bekerie
An Essay Dedicated to 124th Anniversary of Ethiopia’s Victory at the Battle of Adwa. It’s published in honor of Black History Month.
INTERVIEWS
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COVID-19 & Its Impact on Africa: Q&A with Prof. Lemma Senbet
Prof. Lemma, an Ethiopian-American financial economist, explains the worldwide economic fallout of the Coronavirus pandemic and its impact on the African continent, including Ethiopia.
ART
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Photographers & Artists in Ethiopia & Diaspora Launch COVID-19 Fundraising
Organizers state that their fundraising effort is geared toward providing assistance to street children in Addis Ababa.
NEWS
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Spotlight: Ethiopia’s First Private Ambulance System Tebita Adds Services Addressing COVID19
This past month Tebita announced their launch of new services in Addis Abeba to address the COVID-19 pandemic.
REVIEWS
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WATCH: Q&A with Cast and Crew of “Enchained (ቁራኛዬ) Live From Ethiopia
The Zoom program, which was moderated by BBC journalist Hewete Haileselassie, featured the film’s director, actors and cinematographer.
