Habesha Herald

  Ethiopia's foreign exchange reserves in 2023 are only expected to cover 0.6 months, or 18 days, of international purchases, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Ethiopia's foreign exchange reserves are only expected to cover 0.6 months or 18 days' worth of foreign purchases in 2022, according to the IMF's most recent report on global economic growth and status. It is also expected that this situation may deteriorate in 2023. Ethiopia's foreign exchange reserves in 2023 are only expected to cover 0.7 months, or 21 days, of international purchases, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) . Consequently, in the year According to the organization's projection, Ethiopia will only have enough foreign exchange reserves to cover purchases for 0.6 months. Ethiopia's average yearly foreign exchange reserves for the previous five years are shown by the same IMF statistics. In 2021, there were sufficient foreign exchange reserves to pay for

  AU-led peace talks proposed for earlier this month were   delayed   for logistical reasons. Getachew Reda, a spokesperson for the Tigray forces, called the AU statement welcome if overdue "in light of the extremely alarming humanitarian crisis unfolding as a result of the campaign by the Eritrean army and its Ethiopian allies." Ethiopian government spokesperson Legesse Tulu, military spokesperson Colonel Getnet Adane, Redwan Hussein, national security advisor to the prime minister Abiy Ahmed, and Abiy's spokesperson Billene Seyoum did not immediately respond to requests for comment. Source :Routers 

  # central command of the  government of Tigray    The Tigray Army is resisting the invasion being carried out by the combined invading forces on the northern front. As part of the huge war that began more than 40 days ago, yesterday, October 9  On the fronts of Rama, Zalambessa, and Tserona, the collaborative invaders launched a massive onslaught in the direction of the north-east.  With a torrent of indiscriminate artillery bombardments against Tigrayans residing in Rama, Adigrat, and other areas bordering Eritrea, these barbarian invaders have caused significant harm to peaceful civilians and property. The unrivaled Tigray Army is defending itself from the innumerable, ferociously brutal armed forces of the fascist Isaias Afeworki and Abiy Ahmed. It has rallied the Tigrayan people to its cause. With the goal of eradicating the Tigrayan people off the face of the planet and wreaking as much havoc as possible, our adversaries have organized and mobilized their combined resources to

  #Breaking news Students who entered Hawassa University for the exam in the 12th grade experienced a bridge collapse and a serious accident early morning . 2022 October 10 The students who were scheduled to take the national exam at Hawassa University were in grave danger when the bridge connecting the main campus to the campus of the Institute of Technology abruptly fell. Today's accident occurred about 2:00 AM  local time , and its cause is still being looked into. According to reporter who was there, an ambulance was called to take more than 7 students to Hawassa Referral Hospital. Work is being done to use a dozer to free collapsed bridge that connects the main campus with the campus of the Institute of Technology after it abruptly collapsed. Thousands of parents of students and local residents are currently on the site as a result of the accident. ‌‌@Hilinasolom

  H unting and the forced conscription of youth into the military has increased throughout Oromia, including the district. According to reports, in the Oromia region children and young people are being forcedly recruited for the military. According to the information from the various zones, this kind of activity is getting worse, particularly in the West and East Hararge, Arsi, East Wolega, and Jimma zones. According to reports, the community's obligation to contribute money to the defense forces has also been strengthened. In many parts of the Oromia region, the government forces are forcibly collecting money from the populace at this point when living expenses have reached maximum level in order to fund the army for the government's war. Teachers in the district have complained to OMN that the district cabinet in East Hararge Zone's Fadis district is paying from  their monthly salary against their choice in order to fund the National Defense Army. The teachers said, "

  The African Union extends an invitation to the Tigrayan government to take part in peace negotiations beginning on Sunday in South Africa. The President of the National Regional State of Tigray Debretsion Gebremichael received a letter from AU Commission Chairperson Moussa Faki inviting his administration to meetings held as part of the current AU-led peace process for Ethiopia.the letter states that the parties will discuss the guiding principles, agenda items, modalities, format, and dates for the negotiated solution in order to build the groundwork for a structured and ongoing mediation.  Olusegun Obasanjo, the AU's High Representative for the Horn of Africa, would mediate and lead the peace negotiations, according to the chairperson of the AU Commission, with the assistance of a group of illustrious and accomplished Africans. In a letter to Debretsion Gebremichael, the president of Tigray, Moussa Faki stated, "While appreciating your proclaimed commitment to peace and

  Six million silenced: A two-year internet outage in Ethiopia One of the world's longest telecommunications outages is impeding humanitarian delivery, damaging business, and separating families as violence continues in war-torn Tigray, Ethiopia.  Gotytom Gebreslase, an Ethiopian marathon runner, had just been named the world champion she broke down in tears  when asked if her family in war-torn Tigray was celebrating her victory.  She wiped her eyes as she remarked, "I haven't spoken to my parents in months," at a news conference in Eugene, Oregon, during the World Athletics Championships in July.  "I wish my own father and mother could celebrate my success as other Ethiopians do,"  After a humanitarian ceasefire that lasted for months, the fighting broke out again last month, destroying hopes thay communication would be restored.  Even Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, the director of the World Health Organization (WHO), a native of Tigray, lamented his inabilit

  #AbiyAhmed & #Isaias’ air forces conducted a horrific drone attack in#AdiDaero today targeting #IDPs from #WesternTigray. Dozens of children and elderly killed &many more wounded. What makes this particularly outrageous is the victims had been in IDP shelters in Adiyabo before they were once again forced to leave their make-shift camps as a result of the latest round of genocidal campaign by #IsaiasAfeworki & #AbiyAhmed’s forces against the people of Tigray.  This is happening under the watch of international NGOs whose activities are being hampered by the systematic targeting of civilian infrastructure including of humanitarian aid trucks by the forces of the #TwinTyrants in the #HornofAfrica. We are not even sure if the international community would even mention this tragedy as a footnote. Tragic,yes, but,#TigrayWillPrevail!

  Message from the Government of #Tigray's Central Command. Ethiopia's Amhara region had been under the control of #Tigrayan soldiers for more than a month, but they now claim to have withdrew from those areas. According to a statement from the Tigrayan government's central command, Tigrayan forces had made geographic adjustments by leaving Amhara territories they had entered in the south.  According to the statement, the Tigray army had been carrying out this decision for the previous three days on its own volition, independent of what had happened on the battlefield there.It threatened, "This constantly defeated force should know that we can rejoin those territories at any time and in any route to ensure our survival."  After the government of Tigray repeatedly rejected peace offers, the Ethiopian regime, working in tandem with the Eritrean government and Amhara forces, commenced its invasion more than a month ago. The declaration stated that during the month of

According to a surgeon at the primary hospital in the Tigray region's capital, Ethiopia, the 23-month civil war has caused patients to die needlessly due to a lack of medications and treatments. Dr. Fasika Amdeslasie stated on the BBC's Newsday show that "we don't have medicines for our patients, surgical supplies, immunizations, or insulin Since November 2020, Tigrayan forces have been engaged in combat with Ethiopian federal forces and their allies. For the majority of the conflict, Tigray has been cut off. Thanks to the World Health Organization and the International Committee of the Red Cross, some medications have reached the affected areas, but the distribution has been patchy, according to Dr. Fasika. A lack of insulin is killing diabetic patients, he continued, and renal sufferers may potentially perish if dialysis cannot be continued. Dr. Fasika also claims that the hospital staff has not received pay in 17 months. It's difficult right now to save those wh

 from Getachew Reda two consecutive tweets earlier today  AbiyAhmed’s treasonous army has been repeatedly making desperate attempts to take back positions in #NorthWollo that it had lost roughly 37 days ago CV only for it to lose tens of thousands of troops and materiel. Its repeated efforts to make so much as small dent in our defense lines fizzled out 3 days ago with our forces managing to pursue retreating enemy units all the way to the outskirts of Waldiya. Now that #AbiyRegime’s repeated counter-offensives in this front have been effectively thwarted & the regime has now fully handed over its resources to #IsaiasAfeworki, our forces are being redeployed to better confront head on threats elsewhere and reverse the second round of genocidal campaign waged by the twin tyrants in the Horn. #TigrayWillPrevail!margi"> If there is a common thread running through testimonies of Eritrean POWs, it’s the claim that they are persuaded/forced to assume that their foray into Tigray