BACK WITH KEJELCHA ๐ซจ
Former world record-holder Yomif Kejelcha reclaims the half marathon world record* from Jacob Kiplimo, clocking 56:51* in Buenos Aires ๐ช
Thatโs 29 seconds off the previous mark ๐ฅ
World record flash ๐ https://t.co/TDldUcY7vx
*Pending ratification procedures
@NatnaelMekonne7 The original Amharic post refers to TPLF (แ แแแต) & Fano, but Xโs English translation renders this as โHouthi & Fano forces.โ
That is not a minor translation mistake. The English translation suggests that a Yemen-based Houthi force is involved in fighting in northern Ethiopia.
@tamene_samuel From Ethiopia ๐ช๐น to the world๐๐ซ
Ethiopian Airlines Group CEO -Mesfin Tasew (Ethiopian)
ASKY Airlines CEO - Esayas Woldemariam (Ethiopian)
Air India CEO - Tewolde Gebremariam (Ethiopian)
Uganda Airlines CEO - Girma Wake (Ethiopian)
Zambia Airways CEO - Aman Wole (Ethiopian)
Ancient Ethiopian merchants multiplied numbers by doubling and halving columns โ a system that's exactly the same binary logic used in modern computer processors. It's a forgotten genius that hides in plain sight๐๐ช๐น.
Inspired by the Ethiopian flag, a powerful symbol of African sovereignty, as Ethiopia was never colonized. Ghana later became the first country to adopt its colors after gaining independence in 1957.
@LeuelMeteku What are you trying to achieve showing faces of people at their most vulnerable moment while they try to connect with their God?
Is it really necessary to show their face for social media consumption?
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Eighty years ago today, a legacy began to take shape, born out of bold ambition for a modern Ethiopia and a well-connected continent. That vision became Ethiopian Air Lines (EAL). Today, we proudly celebrate 80 years since the founding of Ethiopian Airlines.
#EthiopianAirlines #80yearsofexcellence
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We, Ethiopians, Achieved Centuries-Old Dreams
Today, we are on the eve of the inauguration of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) that marks the realization of a vision held by generations of Ethiopians. For centuries, the people of Ethiopia have dreamed of harnessing the power of the Abbay (Blue Nile) to fuel national development, energize transformation and improve livelihoods. This monumental project, finally coming to fruition, symbolizes our national pride and sovereignty. It is a testament to Ethiopiaโs determination to utilize its natural resources responsibly and equitably for the benefit of its citizens and the broader region.
We Have Not Achieved This Result Overnight but Overcome Numerous Odds!
The journey to this moment has been long and challenging. Ethiopia faced international skepticism, economic constraints, and geopolitical pressures from various quarters. Technical challenges, security concerns, and complex negotiations with downstream countries added layers of complexity. Despite all these obstacles, our steadfast commitment, resilience, and innovative spirit enabled the country to progress forward and reach this historic milestone.
The GERD stands not only as an engineering marvel but as a symbol of overcoming adversity through perseverance.
As we have been all along saying, it is built with Ethiopian sweat and blood to benefit not only #Ethiopia, but also the people of African in the region to access clean energy including multiple benefits to immediate downstream countries.
Congratulations to All Fellow Ethiopians who made this possible and those friends of Ethiopia and Africaโs development for enduring support.
Congratulations to all Ethiopians on another milestone in our journey toward food security and agricultural transformation. Today, we signed the Fertilizer Complex Shareholder Investment Agreement between Ethiopian Investment Holdings and Dangote Group. With an investment of $2.5 billion, this mega project will produce up to 3 million metric tons of fertilizer annually, placing Ethiopia among the largest producers globally.
This project will create jobs locally, ensure a reliable fertilizer supply for our farmers who have long faced challenges, and mark a decisive step in our path to food sovereignty. It strengthens Ethiopiaโs competitiveness across the continent and reflects our commitment to executing strategic investments that serve our people and our future.
Following todayโs signing, we will officially launch the project on site. We have started this journey, and we will finish it for our farmers, for our economy, and for Ethiopiaโs future.
Congratulations to the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia on Gazetting Its AfCFTA Provisional Schedule of Tariff Concessions (PSTCs)!
What does it mean to gazette or domesticate a trade commitment? It is an official announcement that enhances transparency, ensuring that businesses, organisations, and citizens are informed of new regulations coming into force. This marks a key step towards the full implementation of the AfCFTA Agreement.
For traders, this provides clarity and certainty, confirming that Ethiopia will grant preferential tariff treatment to eligible goods upon importation, in line with its commitments under the AfCFTA Agreement.
#AfCFTA #CreatingOneAfricanMarket
The African Union has joined the call to replace the outdated 16th-century Mercator map which distorts Africaโs true size, with the Equal Earth projection, a map that shows the continent as it really is: vast, powerful, and central to our world. #CorrectTheMap
๐ฌ โIt might seem to be just a map, but in reality, it is not,โ says AU Deputy Chairperson H.E. @DCP_Haddadi in an article with Reuters
Led by @africanofilter and @SpeakUpAfrica1 , this campaign urges governments, schools, and international organisations to adopt maps that reflect Africaโs true scale and restore balance to how our world is viewed.
๐ Read the full story here:https://t.co/zWooXteHgX
Why is #Ethiopia the origin of plenty? Well in its Afar Region, teeth dating 2.8 to 2.6 million years found recently reveal a new Australopithecus species, related to โLucy.โ This newly discovered relative lived alongside early members of Homo.
#VisitEthiopia ๐ช๐น
@thatsKAIZEN Bro, you are completely unhinged & disconnected.
Slavery was abolished because slaves wouldn't give up from becoming free, and it was becoming to difficult to run business as usual for the slave owners and administrators.