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Chinese telecom giant, Huawei, and Addis Ababa University (AAU), the oldest and largest higher education institute in the Eastern African country, on Tuesday inaugurated an Information and Communications Technology (ICT) Practice Center realized by Huawei in AAU's Addis Ababa Institute of Technology (AAiT).
News: Huawei, AAU launch the first Huawei ICT Practice Center in Ethiopia addisstandard 2021-06-01 During the ceremony, Huawei also handed over 30,000 USD scholarship fund to Addis Abeba University for 10 postgraduate students annually within 3 years. Addis Abeba, June 1, 2021 – Huawei together with Addis Abeba University (AAAU) today officially launched Huawei-AAU ICT Practice Center in Addis Abeba Institute of Technology. The project is realized by Huawei with the aim of delivering hands-on practical experience for students and professionals. The target of the center is to train mo...
Huawei together with Addis Ababa University today officially launched Huawei-AAU ICT Practice Center in Addis Ababa Institute of Technology. The project is realized by Huawei with the aim of delivering hands-on practical experience for students and professionals. The target of the center is to train more than 2000 engineers including students and teachers to boost talent ecosystem of Ethiopia in the coming three years. The practice center located in AAU pharmacy campus was inaugurated in the presence of H.E. Dr. Mulu Nega, State Minster of Science & Higher Education, Mr. Philippe Wang, Execut...
GAIN Launches the SUN Business Network in Ethiopia to Scale Up Private Sector Engagement in Nutrition Share on Addis Ababa, 12 May 2021 - On April 27, The Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition, GAIN, launched the Scaling Up Nutrition Business Network (SBN) in Ethiopia. Co-convened by the World Food Program, SBN Ethiopia engaged all relevant small and medium-sized businesses involved in the country’s food sector to scale up and invest in the nutrition agenda. The launch hosted a media press conference bringing in over 15 media houses from TV, radio and print. The panellists included T...
by Sanath Nanayakkare National level data pertaining to the use of proper commercial sanitary pads by menstruating women in Sri Lanka shows only about a third of the menstruating female population uses feminine hygiene products, thus causing concern. Two thirds of menstruating women population use alternative methods to absorb menstrual fluids. Meanwhile, it was revealed that as high as 90% of menstruating female workers on tea estates don’t use sanitary pads during their menstrual cycles. These observations were made by Hemas FMCG and MJF charity foundation of Dilmah Tea at a forum in Colo...