Lidetu Ayalew!
I haven’t seen the current gov’t/ PM address geopolitics or the economy with same / comparable depth. As a university student, I used to watch the late Meles’s hours long speeches. He had a remarkable understanding of economics and politics. FYI opposed the EPRDF’s governance & ultimately left the country. I oppose ethnic federalism, so strongly reject both the EPRDF and the current PP .That said, I can not deny the development achieved under both governments. But it feels like putting lipstick on a pig ….Ethiopia and Ethiopians become less united with each passing year.
Both Regimens are run by known Ethnofascists , and believe that is why trust has disappeared. One side believes the other is dismantling the country by using Ethnic lines . Allocating lands to Ethnic groups than individuals/ citizens , while the other believes its identity is being crushed by the other!!! How can Ethiopia move forward when both sides feel existentially threatened?
@SeeFisch Trying to see if they take ECFMG certified IMGs that secured residency spot but unfortunately didn’t get visa and lost their opportunity last year with all the craziness that happened .
🇪🇹The Feast of Resurrection was celebrated vibrantly across Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church monasteries and churches worldwide, with midnight liturgy and resurrection hymns marking the end of the 55‑day Great Lent.
Worshippers, dressed in white traditional attire, gathered for prayers and chants, filling the churches with a solemn yet joyful atmosphere.
#Update: Jijiga Among Cities Celebrating Timket Alongside Addis Ababa, Gondar and Lalibela as Ethiopia’s Epiphany Unfolds in Three Days of Faith, Color, and Celebration.
Timket in Motion came alive in Jijiga, the capital of Ethiopia’s Somali Region, as the city hosted three days of faith, color, and celebration marking Ethiopia’s Epiphany.
Rooted in the ancient traditions of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church, Timket commemorates the baptism of Jesus Christ through solemn processions of the Tabot, water-blessing rituals, and vibrant communal festivities.
✨ This is in #AddisAbaba#Ethiopia 🇪🇹 right now.
#OrthodoxChristmas eve mass singing tribute to the birth our Lord and savior Jesus Christ
መልካም ገና
እንኳን ለጌታችን መድሀኒታችን ኢየሱስ ክርስቶስ የልደት በዓል አደረሳችሁ!
In Ethiopia, Christmas—Genna—is celebrated on January 7 (Tahsas 29 on the Ethiopian calendar).
It’s a day marked by fasting, prayer, candlelit church services, traditional white dress, and joyful community gatherings.
A beautiful reminder that faith, tradition, and togetherness transcend calendars. ✨🎄💜✝️💟
@josephkibur I think especially in the professional world the option of enjoying the work you do is becoming a struggle and most professional through the process have lost their ability to think outside the box when it comes to business ideas or deciding on start up that one enjoys
In Ethiopia, Christmas—Genna—is celebrated on January 7 (Tahsas 29 on the Ethiopian calendar).
It’s a day marked by fasting, prayer, candlelit church services, traditional white dress, and joyful community gatherings.
A beautiful reminder that faith, tradition, and togetherness transcend calendars. ✨🎄💜✝️💟
@TheodrosKassa@Moveonemoveall As for most of us abroad, we are blessed and thankful to be allowed to proudly raise our flag next to our house ! God Bless the 🇺🇸 USA !!!
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ኢትዮጵያዊነት is something that No force under the Sun can stop !! whether those in power allow the Green Yellow and Red to fly high or make it a risky move !! Have heard so many stories about how the Italians tried and at the end ! Love you my people !! May we see you holding 🇪🇹proudly as it is always supposed to be !! 💚💛❤️