Worancha ወራንቻ

የሃዋሳ መምራን ትምህርት ኮሌጅ ለሁለተኛ ጊዜ በሲዳማ ኣፎ ያሰለጠናቸውን መምህራን ኣስመረቀ ሰሞኑን  ኣስመርቋል። ዝርዝር ዜናው የኢዜኣ   ነው የሃዋሳ መምህራን ትምህርት ኮሌጅ ከ1ሺህ 300 በላይ ተማሪዎችን አስመረቀ ሀዋሳ ሰኔ 29/2006 የትምህርት ጥራት ለማስጠበቅ የለውጥ አንቀሳቃሽ በመሆን የሚጠበቅባቸውን ሁሉ ለማድረግ መዘጋጀታቸውን የሃዋሳ መምህራን ትምህርት ኮሌጅ አንዳንድ ተመራቂ ተማሪዎች ገለጹ፡፡ ኮሌጁ ከ1ሺህ 300 በላይ ተማሪዎችን በመምህርነት ሙያ አሰልጥኖ ትናንት አስመረቋል፡፡ ከተመራቂ ተማሪዎች መካከል መሃመድ ሳኒ፣ ጥበቡ እንግዳና ዳዊት ዳንኤል እንዳሉት መምህርነት ከራስ ይልቅ ለሌላው መኖርን የሚጠይቅ ክቡር ሙያ ነው፡፡ በመሆኑም የለውጥ አንቀሳቃሽ በመሆን ብቁና ተወዳዳሪ ዜጋ ለማፍራት የሚጠበቅባቸው ሁሉ ለመወጣት ዝግጁ መሆናቸውን ተናግረዋል፡፡ ህፃናት ከመጀመሪያ የትምህርት ደረጃ ጀምሮ ባሉ ሁሉም የትምህርት እርከኖች በእውቀት፣ በአመለካከትና በስነ ምግባር ታንፀው እንዲወጡ የማድረግ ስራ ላይ ልዩ ትኩረት ሰጥተው እንደሚሰሩ ገልፀዋል፡፡ በትምህርት ተቋም ያገኙትን እውቀት በተግባር ላይ በማዋል የትምህርት ጥራት ለማስጠበቅ የተጀመሩ ስራዎች ከዳር ለማድረስ ጠንክረው እንደሚሰሩ ተናግረዋል፡፡ የሃዋሳ መምህራን ኮሌጅ ዲን አቶ አበራ አርጎ ኮሌጁ ለ16ኛ ጊዜ በመምህርነት ሙያ አስልጥኖ ያስመረቃቸው ከ1ሺህ 300 በላይ ተማሪዎች በመደበኛ፣ በማታና በክረምት ፕሮግራም ለሶስት ዓመታት በዲፕሎማና በትምህርት አስተዳደር የመጀመሪያ ዲግሪ መሆኑን አስረድተዋል፡፡ ኮሌጁ የዘንድሮን ተመራቂዎች ጨምሮ ባለፉት 16 ዓመታት በተለያዩ የዲፕሎማ መርሀ ግብር 30ሺህ 244 መምህራንን አሰልጥኖ በማውጣት  ለክልሉ የትምህርት ልማት አስተ

Fair Trade, a certification system aimed at improving working conditions for some of the world’s poorest farmers, has recently come under fire. BERNARD WEIL / TORONTO STAR  Order this photo David Pritchard and Madeleine Pengelley, co-owners of Birds and Beans cafe, support the Fair Trade movement and buy beans with the designation despite the fact that the Fair Trade symbol has come under fire recently. By:   Michele Henry   Staff reporter,   Published on Fri Jul 04 2014 When David Pritchard runs out of Fair Trade coffee beans he’ll do what he always does: Order more. The coffee roaster and co-owner of  Birds & Beans café  in Mimico, pays a premium for beans that come with the newly-controversial designation. “I think it does a lot of good,” he says, of the Fair Trade system. “It’s a work in progress — but a worthy one.” Fair Trade, a certification system aimed at improving working conditions for some of the world’s poorest farmers, has recently com

By Elise Dufief International democracy promotion is challenged by the global retreat of democracy. The case of Ethiopia demonstrates how political space can be narrowed, a hegemonic regime strengthened, and election observer missions constricted in their capacity to influence outcomes. Election monitoring can deepen the contradictions between regime practices and democratic objectives. * Why does the Ethiopian government regularly organize elections and invite election observers only to reject their findings? How did the governing party come close to losing the 2005 election yet triumph in 2010 with 99.6% of the vote? Why do international actors such as the EU Observer Mission continue to participate in these processes where their credibility is likely to be tarnished? Such questions must be answered about the manipulation of democracy promotion instruments by a non-democratic regime. Continue reading  →

Structure and performance of Ethiopia’s coffee export sector  ለተጨማሪ ንባብ   http://ebrary.ifpri.org/cdm/ref/collection/p15738coll2/id/128188