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[Horus]

THIS IS HAPPENING WITHIN 100 DAYS OF TRUMP NEW ADMINISTRATION! WHY? IN MY VIEW, THESE ARE THE AGENDA ITEMS: RED SEA SECURITY, SOMALIA'S DANGER OF FALLING TO AL SHABAB, TIGRAY CONFLICT, AMARA NEGOTIATION, ETHIOPIAN SEA ACCESS & ETHIO-ERITREA WAR. PERHAPS MORE IMPORTANT AMERICAN ECONOMIC INVESTMENT IN ETHIOPIA INCLUDING AMERICAN BANKS, ELECTRIC ENERGY & MEGA DATA CENTERS ETC.

[Horus]

The pro TPLF Biden gang has long neglected Ethiopia and as the result American influence in the Horn of Africa declined to current dismal state. Now, it seems the Trump cycle is going to reverse the America decline in the region. Sudan, South Sudan & Somalia in state of total melt down US definitely needs Ethiopia to fix the region.

And, if Sec. Marco wants to help Iskindir Nega to negotiate with Abiy, it will be big step toward peace for Amara people.

[Dama]

Banda WHorus. Hide PP's intentions!. Traitor Whorus


He is coming to Ethiopia to finalize sale of the name of one or more of clan names of Gurage for American roads and avenues. Earlier governments sold the name Chaha for a road in Texas. Here is the proof.

https://www.walkscore.com/score/4537-ch ... d-tx-75043

[Selam/]

Colombia Joins Trinidad and Tobago, Pakistan, Egypt, Ethiopia, Macau, and Honduras as US Issues New Travel Alerts, What it Means for the Tourism Sector
Sunday, April 20, 2025



As global safety concerns intensify, the U.S. State Department has issued a new wave of travel advisories affecting multiple countries, placing Colombia alongside Pakistan, Trinidad and Tobago, Ethiopia, Egypt, Macau, and Honduras on the watchlist. These updated alerts, triggered by rising threats from terrorism, violent crime, political unrest, and limited consular access, reflect growing instability in key international destinations—raising serious concerns for travelers and signaling potential disruptions for the global tourism sector.

As international travel continues to rebound post-pandemic, the U.S. Department of State has reissued a series of updated travel advisories, placing Colombia alongside Pakistan, Trinidad and Tobago, Ethiopia, Egypt, Macau, and Honduras under heightened caution due to rising safety concerns. These updated warnings have significant implications for global travelers, tour operators, and the tourism sector at large.

Ethiopia: Regional Conflicts and Government Surveillance
Ethiopia’s political unrest and ethnically motivated violence have led to a wide-ranging travel advisory that includes a Level 4 “Do Not Travel” for regions such as Tigray, Gambella, and areas bordering Eritrea, Somalia, Sudan, and South Sudan. The advisory warns of ongoing conflicts, restricted communication networks, and a lack of reliable emergency services outside Addis Ababa.

Ethnic tensions and civil unrest may escalate without notice, and the U.S. Embassy has a limited ability to assist outside the capital. In addition to the threats of violence, internet shutdowns and a lack of mobile service can severely limit access to assistance, making travel logistics and emergency planning difficult for tourists.

https://www.travelandtourworld.com/news ... sm-sector/

[Selam/]

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በአመዳም አፍህ ተሽቀዳድመህ ስላረከስከውና ስላርመጠመጥከው፣ አቶ ማርኮ ሩብዮ ወደ አዲስ አበባ አልመጣም ቀረሁኝ ብሎ ውሳኔ አሳለፈ።

[Fiyameta]

[Horus]

Fiyameta - listen to this at the risk significant disappointment

[Dark Energy]

Fu…caking ugly oldie Guragie,

Don’t count on it.