MoheyedinIssa
Nomads-
Content Count
42 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Days Won
1
Recent Profile Visitors
The recent visitors block is disabled and is not being shown to other users.
-
-
MoheyedinIssa started following Mystery Illness Kills Ethiopian Nomads, THE RECOVERY OF MOGADISHU IN PICTURES., Mogadishu N&N and and 4 others
-
Deserted streets of Mogadishu.
-
Mayor of Addis Ababa Takele Uma Banti (Oromo: Takala Umaa Banti) born in 1981 is an Ethiopian reformist leader who came to prominence for his transformational way of doing business and his visionary leadership roles after Ethiopia's reform by the current leadership of the Country starting 2018. Currently, he is serving as Mayor of Addis Ababa City, which is the economic, political, cultural, diplomatic capital city of Ethiopia among its many other functions.
-
Wasiir Somaliland oo ka towbad keenay fikirkii gooni- goosadka ahaa.
MoheyedinIssa replied to cadnaan1's topic in Politics
Horta USC iyo RRA maxaa SNM kaladhaxeeya? Tuug lacag Xamar usoo doontayse war lagu faano Miyaa? -
-
Ok Comical Ali whatever floats your boat.
-
Mystery Illness Kills Ethiopian Nomads By VOA News March 17, 2020 09:17 PM Ogaden region of Ethiopia More than 2,000 nomads in Ethiopia’s Somali region have died since 2014 after falling ill from a mysterious disease that caused bleeding from their mouths and noses. Other reported symptoms include swollen limbs and green or yellow eyes. The affected people roam with their cattle around the Ogaden Basin region, which is being explored by companies looking for oil and natural gas. Reports of the mysterious illness and deaths have drawn Western reporters and researchers from rights groups to investigate. Residents of Calub, Ethiopia, have accused a Chinese project that includes construction of a pipeline from Ogaden to Djibouti of destroying the environment where their animals are grazing. Chinese firm Poly-GCL has been prospecting for natural oil and gas in Ogaden since 2014. It is expected to start commercial gas production soon. The Ethiopian government has signed a deal with the Chinese company that gives it 50% of any income from oil or gas exploration. The pipeline will enable Ethiopia to export natural gas. Local residents say they have not been consulted. The government in Addis Ababa has denied allegations that the project is causing a health and environmental crisis in the region. Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has promoted oil and gas industry as essential for Ethiopia’s economic growth.
-
Presidential hopefuls of the upcoming “Dalka pirateland”. I would definitely vote for the fat guy in the picture.
-
Kenya supports Egypt’s position in Ethiopian dam rift
MoheyedinIssa replied to MoheyedinIssa's topic in Politics
Kikuyu led Kenyan elites are scrambling to find new ways to confront the new Ethiopia led by Mr Abiye Ahmed.