These events happened live on a Television

These events happened live on a Television.

ABC Cyber ​​Media headlines of November 24, 2015

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• Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ato Demeke Mekonen stated that the Ethiopian government is paying attention to the peace agreement.

• The Council of Independent Economic Advisers, established by Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed to advise the government on economic issues, presented details of its activities in the last two years in a joint meeting with members of the National Macroeconomic Committee.

• The Ministry of Trade and Regional Justice and the Ethiopian Customs Commission announced a resolution to take legal action against illegals involved in smuggling and illegal trade.

• Oil and Energy officials announced that activities are being carried out to put gas stations into operation in a short period of time in conflict-affected areas.

• Federal ethics and anti-corruption commission commissioner and member of the anti-corruption national committee Dr. Samuel Urgato stated that the action against organized theft and corruption is a public struggle to save the country from robbery.

• The opportunity for thieves to continue torturing the consumer society while creating their own complex bureaucracy in each institution should be stopped, said Ashadli Hassan, Head of Government of Benishangul Gumuz Region.

• The head of government of Somali region, Mr. Mustafe Muhammad, has established a regional anti-corruption committee with 5 members to prevent corruption in the region.

• Harari State Government will take legal action against those involved in organized theft and corruption, said Ordin Bedri, the head of state.

• In the last three months, 1 thousand 321 people have been charged and sentenced for corruption in the Oromia region, according to Guyo Wario, the head of the Attorney General's Office of the region.

• Current and mid-level diplomats at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs headquarters and missions have toured various government institutions in Addis Ababa, including the Ethiopian Broadcasting Corporation (EBC).

• A professional who asked for a bribe of 3.5 million birr for government services and received 1.5 million birr was arrested and is being investigated, the police of Addis Nukk announced.

• The education department of the zone has announced that 231 schools that were affected by the war in Wag Khamra ethnic administrative zone have been reorganized and started teaching.

• Addis Ababa City Council celebrated the 17th Ethiopian Nationalities and Peoples Day with the principle of "Our national unity for our lasting peace".

• The police department of the city announced that contraband goods worth more than 4 million birr were seized in Adama city.

• The Supreme Council of Ethiopian Islamic Affairs urged that the business community should fulfill its responsibility of providing healthy and quality products.