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Abiyu Zerihun Selling fish fillets!"

Abiyu Zerihun - A resident of Wonchit Michael, Bahir Dar, married and has two sons. On the shores of Lake Tana .

Abiyu Zerihun living in Wonchit Michael (Kebele 13) sells fish.

In Lake Tana there are koros, bezo, amphiza and white fish (Bure mouth, gold digger, rizo, Werebe) and black fish. But bezo fish are hard to find.

Tilapia, white fish and goldfish are preferred by consumers.

12 kg 600 Birr

5 kg 300 Birr

2 kg for 200 birr

Russia's military says it has destroyed a key Ukrainian military base

Russia's military says it has destroyed a key Ukrainian military base.

The Russian Defense Ministry has announced that it has destroyed a major Ukrainian military base using a hydraulic missile.

Russia's Defense Ministry spokesman Igor Konashenkov said that Russian military forces had destroyed Ukrainian military bases and gas stations in a series of missile strikes.

The spokesman told reporters that the attack took place during a Russian military operation from March 19 to 20 and was aimed at destroying Ukraine's military infrastructure.

The missiles were fired from the Caspian Sea and destroyed a Ukrainian military base and a large fuel depot near the Ukrainian village of Konstantinovka, the spokesman said.

Meanwhile, Turkey, which is trying to mediate between Russia and Ukraine on the 26th day of the war, said that the two countries are ready to end the war and that there are positive signs.

According to Turkish Foreign Minister, the talks are not easy but they are coming to an agreement on major issues.

Ukrainian President, who is said to be Jewish, has criticized Israel for failing to impose sanctions on Russia and for not providing arms to Turkey.

Israeli Prime Minister Naphtali Bennett has said that Israel is working to defuse the war between Moscow and Kiev, and that talks are underway to find a solution.

In a video message on the importance of peace talks, President Zelensky said: “Now is the time for peaceful dialogue; Otherwise, Russia will need generations to recover from the effects of the war. "What we want with Russia is not a sham, but a meaningful and honest peace and security negotiation."

Saturday, March 19, 2022

Ezema demands release of youths detained in connection with Adwa holiday

Ethiopian Citizens for Social Justice - Ezema Party

Ethiopian Citizens for Social Justice - Ezema, who called for the immediate release of Addis Ababa residents who were wrongfully detained in connection with this year's Adwa holiday, urged the government to refrain from harassing young people who have expressed their views freely.

“Peace is a very important issue for all of us to stand on and fight for; I strongly condemn the lawless forces that are disturbing the peace and security of our city in no way, ”said Ezema. However, he said he strongly opposed the government's crackdown on dissidents.

Ezema said it has learned that a large number of Addis Ababa youths are being arrested and detained in connection with the Adwa holiday. He criticized the government for taking such a step and trying to embarrass the city's youth.

The party said in a statement that it was "unacceptable" for citizens to exercise their right to vote and for lack of public participation.

He said the protests, which took place during the Adwa celebrations, were the result of previous acts of violence by the government, and that it was against the law to send young people to jail if the perpetrators were to be brought to justice.

In a statement, Ezema said the Addis Ababa Police Commission's plan to recruit 50,000 police officers from different regions is to ensure that the city's police recruitment should only take place among the city's residents. Ezema says kidnapping and arresting citizens every time they vote is anti-democratic. In a statement, Ezema called for the release of detainees detained in connection with the celebration, the protection of the rights of detainees by their families, and the strengthening of the city's police force.

The government has dismissed Dr. Tewodros' allegations as baseless

The World Health Organization (WHO) - Dr. Tewodros Adhanom

- Licensed by the World Health Organization to import medicines and medical supplies into the Tigray region.

- 20 trucks loaded with food and 3 fuel left Mekele for Mekele yesterday

Dr. Tewodros Adhanom, Director-General of the World Health Organization (WHO) The World Health Organization (WHO) has called the allegations "unlawful".

The World Health Organization (WHO) has requested permission to import 95 tons of medicines and medical supplies into Tigray State. In the meantime, the organization's claim that it has been denied a license is untrue. He also said that the case was an attempt to tarnish the image of the country and draw international attention to false accusations.

In a letter to the Ministry of Health on March 2, 2014 E.C, the World Health Organization (WHO) requested permission to import medical supplies into the Tigray Region for one month from March 12, 2014 to April 12, 2014. It was stated that the organization should not have made false accusations against the government by saying, "I have been denied permission" instead of importing the resources into the region.

The government is working to provide humanitarian assistance to people in the region, the statement said. He also said that 20 trucks loaded with various food items and 3 fuel trucks departed from Semera to Tigray State alone. He said it is working to increase the number of trucks carrying food to the region to 40.

The commission said it has so far received permission from 17 international organizations (partners) to import various medical inputs, including vaccines, and 11 partner companies have flown 257,192 kg of medical supplies to the state.