Letter to the Editor

Dear Editor, The right to freedom of expression in the form of art or any other medium of transmission on one’s own choice is so fundamental that it has been duly guaranteed under Art. 29 Sub-Art. (2) of the F.D.R.E’s Constitution of 1995.

The agony of the recent conflict in Oromia and the Somali regional states is still painful. It is estimated that around half a million people displaced from the Somali region, which could be the worst of its kind in the history of Ethiopia.

Dear Editor, Ethiopia commenced the construction of the GERD on March 2011 on the Abbay/Blue Nile River.

Dear Editors, This letter comes as a response to your recent news item published on November 11, 2017 headlined “Disgruntled employees accuse embassy of ill treatment” [Volume XXII, Number 1105].

Dear Editor, Miss Ethiopia Event PLC owner of Miss Ethiopia brand is a mission-driven organization with a vision to build a global “Beauty for a Purpose” brand by leveraging the beauty of Ethiopian women, the country’s history, diversity and cultures.

Dear Editor, This is in response to the article “Juventus receives final eviction notice”, published on The Reporter of May 6, 2017.

Dear Editor, I am writing in regard to an article that was published on March 10, 2017 on The Reporter Vol. XXI No. 1070.

Dear Editor, This is in reference to an article, which appeared on the January 6, 2017 issue of The Reporter under the title, “Unnecessary containerization cost undercuts Ethiopian exports”.

Dear Editor Following the publication in your newspaper, on its 1036th edition of Saturday July 16, 2016, pages 16, 22 and 23, a contribution by Leulseged Girma Haile, entitled “185 to ESSEQ: Ethiopia at the UNSC”, I would like, on behalf of the Government of the Republic of Senegal, strongly regret the unfounded words of the author and bring to your attention and that of your readers the following details.    

Dear Editor, Israel’s Independence Day begins with celebrations on the night before, as the country transitions from Memorial Day — 24 hours of mourning for its fallen soldiers and terror victims.