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In the early 1930s, an anti-Japanese armed resistance led by the great leader Comrade Kim Il Sung (April 15, 1912-July 8, 1994) was sweeping the northern part of the Korean peninsula and the vast swathes of Northeast China centring on the Mt Paektu area.
When the Korean People’s Revolutionary Army was formed by him on April 25, 1932 to liberate Korea from Japan’s mi...
Since its establishment in 2011, the Tsehay Zewde Memorial Scholarship Programme (TZMSP) has emerged as a cornerstone of inclusive higher education in Ethiopia, transforming the lives of hundreds of visually impaired female students. Founded by Rotarian Aster Zaoude in memory of her late sister, the initiative has supported all female students at Addis Ababa University throug...
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Ethiopia faces a severe agricultural and humanitarian crisis driven by forecasted El Niño conditions that threaten the core of the nation’s food production. International organizations have issued warnings that climate anomalies could severely disrupt rural livelihoods and push millions toward acute food insecurity, particularly since the upcoming kiremt seasonal rains accoun...
The alarming trend that severely challenges Ethiopia’s years of health protection efforts and public health security has cast a shadow over the effectiveness of nationwide antimalarial drugs. Although significant successes have been achieved in controlling malaria over the past two decades, a new study indicates that recent increases in cases and the changing profile of the d...