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Richard Lui: My dad was pushed to the ground in San Francisco, too. I said nothing Richard Lui FacebookTwitterEmail A man holds a portrait of late Vichar Ratanapakdee (left), a 84-year-old immigrant from Thailand, who was violently shoved to the ground in a deadly attack in San Francisco, during a community rally in February.Damian Dovarganes / Associated Press Vichar never missed his morning walks. Daily exercise enlivened the 84-year old. Until that Thursday. An assailant ran across the stree...

Top Story February 27, 2021 RAWALPINDI: The most sought after and wanted terrorist Nooristan, alias Hassan Baba, was killed in Intelligence-Based Operation (IBO) in South Waziristan, the ISPR said on Friday. The security forces conducted an IBO on terrorist hideout in Sharmangi, Tiarza, South Wazirstan, on confirmation of terrorists’ presence. During an exchange of fire on a high value target, terrorist commander (TTP) Nooristan alias Has...

Brazzaville, 27 February 2021 (ECA) – Congo’s capital just hosted the third edition of the African Forum on Science, Technology and Innovation during which hundreds of young Africans were initiated in STI trades. The Forum also afforded experts and Governments the opportunity to discuss the benefits of new technologies. The transition to renewable energy that is currently a key driver of growth and a job-creation is gaining steam on the African continent. Hereunder, we discuss the subject w...

Odinga was addressing a crowd at Homa Bay High School during ordination of Bishop Michael Odiwa of the Catholic Church in charge of Homa Bay Diocese

By Amanuel T. Muhzun     Land and Water are the most valuable natural resources with the grace of renewability making life sustainable to global populations, plants, animals and the habitat in general. However, world hydrological statistics show a fast way of progression in using freshwater resources, causing serious conflicts between countries that demand mutual understanding and cooperation more than ever.   Thanks to scholars and the internet technology in providing credible books, art...

What’s new? After weeks of fighting in Ethiopia’s Tigray region, federal troops removed the regional government and declared victory. Yet thousands have died, hundreds of thousands are at risk of starvation and the conflict continues. Addis Ababa has established an interim administration, but ousted Tigrayan politicians say they will fight back. Why did it happen? Relations between Addis Ababa and Mekelle tanked after Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed took office in 2018 and Tigray’s leaders lost...

English Analysis on Ethiopia about Peacekeeping and Peacebuilding and Protection and Human Rights; published on 11 Feb 2021 by ICG

Alibaba (BABA) is currently under the Chinese regulators’ microscope, and founder Jack Ma’s fall from grace has been well-documented. However, none of these issues stopped the e-commerce giant from posting strong F3Q21 results on Tuesday. In the quarter, Alibaba delivered revenue of $33.88 billion, a 37% year-over-year increase and coming in ahead of consensus by $530 million. FQ3 Non-GAAP EPADS of $3.38 beat the Street’s forecast by $0.13. The company added 22 million custo...

Djibouti pursues its ambitious growth projects in 2021 Monday, 01 February 2021 10:25 (Ecofin Agency) - In spite of the particularly challenging international economic situation arising from the health crisis, the Republic of Djibouti has entered the year 2021 with determination. According to the World Banks Global Economic Prospects report, Djibouti is expected to experience the strongest GDP growth in Africa this year with a projected rate of 7.1%. This outlook is by no means coincid...

Spread the love In spite of the particularly challenging international economic situation arising from the health crisis, the Republic of Djibouti has entered the year 2021 with determination. According to the World Bank’s Global Economic Prospects report, Djibouti is expected to experience the strongest GDP growth in Africa this year with a projected rate of 7.1%. This outlook is by no means coincidental. Lacking natural wealth, exposed to a demanding and arid environment, Djibouti has been ...