THE CORONATION OF H.I.M EMPEROR HAILE ... - Rasta Ites

EWF Inc
Executive Council summary
1. The power of attorney has been given to the attorney in Ethiopia to represent the organisation and all
previous documents and instructions are now null and void.
2. Official EIN numbers have been issued to groups in Bronx, New York; Hartford, Connecticut and
Miami, Florida. Recognised groups out side the US are in St Ann’s and Montego Bay, Jamaica;
Roseau, Dominica; Paris, France; London and Birmingham, UK and Shashemane, Ethiopia. Investiga-
tions continues with regards to other groupings of members elsewhere including Ghana and Addis
Ababa.
3. EIN numbers have being removed from two groups and letters sent to the parties notifying them of this
action and giving them the opportunity to report to the Executive Council.
4. An international members teleconference meeting took place on the first Sunday of October, these meet-
ings will continue on the first Sunday of each month. Future teleconference meetings will have restricted
security access for authorised groups or individual members only.
5. Our attorney in the US is also recognised as the agent of the Ethiopian World Federation, In-
corporated by all government agencies and and is retained to defend the organisation against any uncon-
stitutional activity.
6. Sistren Winsome Welcome was unable to take up the duties on the office of the Executive Council due
to prior commitments, as Recording Secretary of Local No. 27 and enrolment on a University Course.
Consequently the person receiving the next highest vote during the election in Ethiopia, Pauline Ander-
son of Local No. 3 has taken up the post and Patricia Nelson of Local No. 13 will take a place as Execu
tive member.
7. The Executive Council has identified premises in Harlem New York suitable to establish an international
office and this shall be the main point of business for the next Executive conference meeting.
Members of the New Executive
Council met with staff and
pupils at the Malaku E Bayen
School, during the Convention
in Ethiopia in July 2009. It was
agreed that the Ethiopian World
Federation, Inc. would refurbish
the existing school, which was
started by the Organisation in
the 1960s.
The school houses well over a
1000 children and is in great
need of upgrading and support.
Publicity and fundraising activities
will begin shortly to support
the development and contibutions
from the Malaku E Bayen
Exhibition will go to towards the
fundraising.
Above and right are a selection of
photographs showing classrooms
and external areas.