
Egyptian minister calls black Africans dogs and slaves
Tigrai Online, Ethiopian News, May 31, 2016
After an Egyptian minister calls black Africans dogs and slaves in a UN meeting in Kenya, Yvonne Khamati is leading a diplomatic war against Egyptian racisim towards Africans.
Egypt is in hot water with Africa once again, this time it is not with Ethiopia, but with all the black Africans. At a meeting of the UN Environment Assembly in Nairoby, Kenya on May 27, 2016 a sharp disagreement developed among member countries. Egypt and the other Arab countries wanted this one resolution about Gaza to be adopted by the UN Assembly, but it failed to be adopted. The Egyptians and the Arabs were not so thrilled about the situation and they blamed the African countries delegates for their failure. Egyptian Environment Minister Dr. Khaled Mohamed Fahmy Abdel Aal could not hold his anger and he allegedly called the black Africans “dogs and slaves”.
The African delegates abhorred the Egyptian minister’s remarks for insulting the whole population of Africa in such a manner.
The chair woman of the Africa Diplomatic Corp Technical Committee, Yvonne Khamati of Kenya is leading a group of African countries demanding the Egyptian minister to resign from the presidency of the African Ministerial Conference on the Environment (AMCEN).
The Sub-Saharan Africa diplomats also want the Egyptian president to apologize in public. In a letter they sent to the Dean of the Africa Diplomatic Corps, the African diplomats want Egypt to be banned from representing the African continent in any official capacity until Egypt apologizes formally to all Africans.
Africans who lived in the Arab North African countries know very well the negative attitude towards black Africans by the Arab population, but to speak in such a way in a United Nations meeting is absurd.
More Articles
Eritrean mercenaries tell their own story
South Korean President Park Geun-hye visiting Ethiopia
Ethiopia to build another mega hydroelectric plant, Koysha Hydroelectric Dam
A riposte to Major Dawit’s odious remarks on Tigraians and Woyane
Eritrea: Silver Jubilee celebration or commiseration?
Eritrean terrorist group armed to the teeth managed to enter southern Ethiopia
Engaging Ethiopian Amhara Diaspora
This is the Brotherhood plan for America, what is the plan for Ethiopia?
Ethiopia quietly building its air defense systems
The hidden agenda beyond religion in Ethiopia
A false narrative to make Ethiopians trust Isaias Afewerki
Challenges and Prospects of Good Governance in Tigrai-Ethiopia
Marriage versus Single Life: Choosing the Lesser of Two Evils?
Understanding the Relationship Between Economic Growth and Food Insecurity in Ethiopia
Ethiopian army locates women and children in South Sudan surrounds armed group
Beyond Ethnocentric Ideology and Paradigm Shift for a Greater Ethiopian Unity
Eritrean policy of destabilizing Ethiopia going according to plan
It is Imperative Ethiopians in the Diaspora Step-up Contribution to Hedase Dam
Somaliland Isolated in the ocean of Ignorance
It is Imperative Ethiopians in the Diaspora Step-up Contribution to Hedase Dam
Multi-party Consensus Autonomous Self-Rule Democracy: A Briefing for Tomorrow?s Ethiopia
Ethiopian Airlines Express will start 4 weekly flight Service to Hawassa City
Tolerance and patience have not produced any positive results for Tigrai people
Eritrea rolls out a new Ethiopian opposition party made from old terror groups
Rare account of Ethiopian public satisfaction in governance
Open dialogue with the public to solve corruption
Question of identity in Wolkayit? NO, question of security
Ethiopia's timely bid for non-permanent seat at the UNSC
The Contradiction between Good Governance and the Developmental State in Ethiopia