By T, Staffer of De Birhan Media
22 August 2012
Joanna who studied her secondary education in Dandi Boru, Bole Addis Abeba and now a student at the Addis Abeba University has been separated from her everyday friends, accorded with new private chauffeur and security.
In cautions of safety, Jonna is now receiving similar protection and security protocol that Semhal Meles, daughter of the late Prime Minster used to be given. Meles Zenawi's Chief of Protocol has now began grooming Joanna.
Hailemariam said in a 2010 interview that he came back to Ethiopia because of family — his daughter had been born when he was leaving the country, according to Assocaited Press report on August 21, 2012. Haile
Mariam served in the
government of Ethiopia as Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs
since 2010.
22 August 2012
Joanna Hailemariam Desalegne, 22, the eldest daughter of the current Acting Prime Minister of Ethiopia who took over on the steps of the late Meles Zenawi, has been accorded 'extra security' since Monday, sources informed De Brihan.
Joanna who studied her secondary education in Dandi Boru, Bole Addis Abeba and now a student at the Addis Abeba University has been separated from her everyday friends, accorded with new private chauffeur and security.
In cautions of safety, Jonna is now receiving similar protection and security protocol that Semhal Meles, daughter of the late Prime Minster used to be given. Meles Zenawi's Chief of Protocol has now began grooming Joanna.
Joanna Hailemariam Desalegne
Hailemariam said in a 2010 interview that he came back to Ethiopia because of family — his daughter had been born when he was leaving the country, according to Assocaited Press report on August 21, 2012. Haile
Mariam served in the
government of Ethiopia as Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs
since 2010.
After
the death of Prime Minister Meles Zenawi on
20 August 2012, Desalegn was named acting prime minister. Haile Mariam Desalegn
is the first Protestant Christian (Pentay) head of government in the history of
Ethiopia.
Born in the Wolaita Zone Boloso
Sore District of Southern Ethiopia, Desalegn studied and spent most of his
youth in Wolaita. He
was President of the Southern
Nations, Nationalities, and People's Region (SNNPR) from November 2001 to March
2006 and was promoted as Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of
Foreign Affairs in
October 2010.
