Ethnic-federalism in Ethiopia was framed around the idea of matching ethnic groups and administrative boundaries in order facilitate self-administration and power-sharing while preventing centralization of power. However, this process led to the formulation of two categories/hierarchy of people in ethnically established self-administrative zones: ‘titular’ ethnic groups who are entitled to exercise self-administration in their home regions, and ‘non-titular’ groups—dispersed settler/migrant minorities
by causing deliberate delay in the process, by violently responding to the demands of the people, labeling such groups as anti-peace and terrorist groups etc. This resulted with series of conflicts between the interest groups and the state as well as groups with groups. It is evident that ethnic based conflicts in the country are ever increasing from time to time. The biggest challenge for the party in power and future parties to come is the issue related with the right to self-determination in particular
organization .In addition, in this organization there are different challenges such as lack of an overall knowledge management policy or strategy, different units pursue the practice of knowledge sharing in their own way, with some of them barely making use of the knowledge management. Moreover, Elias (2012) stressed that Communication tools for improved Knowledge sharing in rainwater Management: a case study in Nile Basin development challenges. The study revealed that communication and knowledge sharing
Red Terror in Ethiopia, genocide in Rwanda, and the civil war in DRC are a few examples within many of the conflicts in Africa that is associated with political and security issues in Africa (Shinn, 2008). The poor human rights practices, absence of academic freedom and illegal regime changes in many of these Africa countries also contributes to the increase in the level of brain
Red Terror in Ethiopia, genocide in Rwanda, and the civil war in DRC are a few examples within many of the conflicts in Africa that is associated with political and security issues in Africa (Shinn, 2008). The poor human rights practices, absence of academic freedom and illegal regime changes in many of these Africa countries also contributes to the increase in the level of brain
countries, and that they are usually concentrated in urban areas. According to ILO (2002) despite the importance of street vending activities in developed and developing economies, the local authorities consider street vending to be a problem for urban management. The street vendors are most of the time at best ignored, or at worse repressed by the local authorities. This situates street vending in unsafe position and to carry on the existence of a conflictual environment. There
Abstract The present report is going to focus in one of the most relevant problems of our modern society: food insecurity. Natural hazards, famines or shortages, but also is bad management from some governments that destroys their food availability and their consequences, countries without food security creating ravenous hunger within their population and strategies to counter food insecurity are key topics that are going to be taken out in this report. 1. Introduction Food insecurity is the situation
ideas of the agenda setting theory; • The quantity or frequency of reporting • Prominence given to the report through headline display, pictures and layout in news paper, magazine, films, graphics or timing on radio and television. • The degree of conflicts generated in the report and influences at all on their consumers. The relevance of this theory to this study therefore, is that firstly, the social media through continuous use of interaction, connectivity, chatting, commenting and posting of media
clinical pharmacist more broadly from patient’s perspective. They described that considering cost analysis and understanding patient’s psychology during counseling are vital for the better patient care outcome: …Especially developing countries like Ethiopia, a role of clinical pharmacist is aimed to reduce drug cost associated problem … (Cpharm 2) ….They (clinical pharmacist) have to consider other things like psychology of a patient, affordability of drugs, its impact on social interaction as some
A multinational company is a company that conducts business in two or more countries but it has a central management in one country. The most dominant MNCs in African countries today include Toyota, shell, Coca-Cola, Lever Brothers, and BP. One positive fact about multinational corporations is that they bring products to the host countries that host countries could not have produced themselves. They also create employment opportunities in the host countries. “This goal may be achieved through acquiring