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Natural Beauty in Ethiopia. Ethiopia offers some of the most extraordinary landscapes anywhere in Africa. From the jagged-peaks of the Simien Mountains, the thick afro-alpine forests of the Bale Mountains, or the kaleidoscopic acid springs of the Danakil Depression - it's one of the most beautiful countries in the world.
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Selam Tesfayeis an Ethiopian film actress. Her roles often placed her in protagonist and leading actress in various films. As recipient of multiple awards, notably Gumma Awards, she is one of the most popular icon in theEthiopian film industry.
She had the lead role in the film Crumbs, directed by Miguel Llansó, and promoted as the first Ethiopian-made science-fiction film.
Selam Tesfaye was born in a military camp called "Tolay", in Harar, eastern Ethiopia. She moved to Humera and learnt from grade fourth to tenth there. During her relocation to Addis Ababa, she initially couldn't speak Amharic. Irrespective, she couraged to speak fluently in order to act in films. She frequently stated that she "prefers to role in films" rather than to perform other artistic professions
Selam entered mainstream prominence in the 2013 film Sost Maezen (English: Triangle), an international awarded action drama film. Furtherly, she took roles in many Ethiopian films, she also known for leading role in Hiwot Bedereja (2014), as a student who faces bullying by classmates. She additionally roles in romantic drama film Lik Negn (2013).
Selam also played as Sayat in 2015 science fiction film Crumbs. This film is the first sci-fi produced in Ethiopia and gained numerous accolades.
After 2016 saw her mass roles in films, which she also known by her portrayals in different romantic drama films notably, Seba Zetegn (2016) and Yimeches Yarada Lij 2 (2017). She also known in 2015 comedy film Tilefegn, starring with Kassahun Fesseha.
In 2017, Selam reprised to the sequel of Sost Maezen, Sost Maezen 2. In addition to that she also played in comedy films, such as Yabedech Yarada Lij 3 and Atse Mandela in that year.
Selam has long relationship with Amanuel Tesfaye; both engaged and married in 2018. They have one child. In her wedding, she offered a bachelorette party with some fellow notable people presented. She currently resides with her mother in Addis Ababa.
The exam must be rescheduled or the students will have to take another exam - Higher Institutions Forum in Amhara Region
The Amhara Regional State Education Bureau requested that the university admission period be extended until the students' grievances related to the 12th grade exam results are resolved. According to the Amhara Regional Higher Education Forum, the results of the 12th grade exit exam have many problems. The results of the 2021 Grade 12 exams and university entrance exams are still controversial in the Amhara region. Tsehai Wondem, the father of Emmanuel Tsehai's father, who has achieved the highest marks in the Amhara region so far, said the mistake made by his son was a source of great concern to his family.
Amanuel is said to have initially scored 162, and after the examination, the student score was 647, which is the highest in Amhara region so far. It hurts a lot. ” A student from Woldia town also shares her thoughts.
Dr. Asmare Dejen, Secretary General of the Higher Institutions Forum in Amhara State, said the exam should be re-corrected or the students should be tested again as the grade 12 results in the state are problematic.
He also said that the National Examinations Agency is making repeated mistakes and should be investigated. Amhara Regional State Education Bureau Head, Dr. Matebe Tafere, on his part said that they have asked the Ministry of Education to extend the university admission period until the students' complaints are answered. Asked about the university entrance to the war-torn students, both Dr. Metebe, the Ministry of Education, and the Amhara Regional State Bureau confirmed that the results in the area were even better than the average in western Amhara.
Tefera Feisa, Deputy Director of the National Examinations Agency, said in a recent statement that the agency had seen the complaints of 20,000 students and corrected the problems of 559 students.
Demeke calls on Ethiopians across the United States to campaign for the passage of HR 6600 and S39999.
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Demeke Mekonnen
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Demeke Mekonnen has called on the Ethiopian Diaspora in the United States to work hard to prevent the passage of the most dangerous bills in the US House of Representatives.
Demeke held talks with community leaders, Task Force, civic leaders and representatives from across the United States yesterday.
He said the draft legislation HR 6600 and S 3199, drafted by the US Congress and the Senate, were conspiracies to seize the sovereignty of Ethiopians through blood sacrifice.
He said Ethiopia's security, economic and political relations with other countries would be paralyzed by other forces and paralyzed.
He also said that the most divisive and unconstitutional laws that alienate the Diaspora, including our low-income people, are to cut ties with their motherland and relatives.
Demeke thanked the Diaspora for their unwavering patriotism in overcoming the international diplomatic pressure that our country has been facing for the past year and a half.
He said the steps taken by the government are in the forefront of the country and will be based on lasting peace and unity, adding that he will never compromise on Ethiopia's sovereignty.
"Ethiopia is always ready to strengthen its long-standing relationship with the United States," he said.
Ambassador Fitsum Arega, for his part, called on the Diaspora to reach out to local government candidates by phone, email, signatures and in person to explain the violations of the draft laws.
According to the US Embassy in Addis Ababa, participants in the discussion pledged to work together more than ever before as the draft laws endanger the unity and continuity of the country, not the government and the party.
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