Why I Was Compelled to Defend the Nation-State of Ethiopia. "I have trained myself to think differently. I’ve trained myself to withstand the force of public opinion, ridicule, and peer group pressure. I never wavered" #Ethiopia#GERD#TPLF#PMAbiy https://t.co/nE5f1PDP7Q
The Echoes of Adwa: The GERD as a Monument to Black Sovereignty
In a profound convergence of voices across the Black Atlantic, a dialogue took place that transcended mere politics. Trevor Noah, the cultural griot of the global South, sat down with Mia Mottley, the formidable PM of Barbados, on the podcast “What Now?” to dissect the pulse of a changing world.
It was not just an interview, but an embodiment of the unbreakable Ethiopian spirit. In recounting her pilgrimage to Addis Ababa, PM Mottley elevated the #GERD from a mere infrastructure project to a successor of #Adwa, Africa’s greatest victory, as she puts it “The 21st Century Battle of Adwa.”
The GERD is more than a dam; it is a beacon. It proves that when a people unite to finance their own future, they do not just build infrastructure; they build history!
💚💛❤️ #Ethiopia #Africa #PanAfrica
Recognition goes to @AdmassuTadesse , featured in the 100 Most Influential Africans in 2025.
He serves as Group President and Managing Director of @TdbGroup , playing a central role in development finance and capital mobilisation across Africa.
➡️Read his full profile on MIA 2025 and join the conversation by sharing your thoughts.
🔗 Discover more on MIA 2025:
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Patrick Ewing, Allan Houston, Latrell Sprewell, Larry Johnson, Chris Childs, Marcus Camby, Chris Dudley, Charlie Ward, Kurt Thomas, John Starks, Jeff Van Gundy: THIS IS FOR YOUUUUUUUU!!!!
Our little passenger departing to the endless horizon! Photo by Z Mass Z Mass. Share your favorite window views onboard Ethiopian with the #WindowViewWednesday!
#FlyEthiopian#ETMoments
As we mark #UN 80th anniversary, we reflect on #Ethiopia’s proud history as one of the founding members of the United Nations having signed the UN Charter in 1945.
#UnitedNations#UN80#BetterTogether
Ethiopians disagree about a lot, but one event every Ethiopian can feel proud of is this week's inauguration of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, paid for by Ethiopians inside and around the globe. Shows the future potential for this great nation!
https://t.co/oNj3oir0He
The pride of Ethiopia 🇪🇹
Gudaf Tsegay dominates the 1500m to reclaim her title from 2022 🥇
She wins in a championship record of 3:54.86, over 4.5 seconds ahead of compatriot Diribe Welteji 🤯
This is the 4th time in a row an Ethiopia wins this event 👏
#WorldIndoorChamps
BBF is excited to announce the launch of K’Hager Bet Psychiatrists, a remote psychotherapy service tailored to the needs of the Ethiopian and Eritrean diaspora community!
You can book your therapy session now at [email protected]!
We celebrate the many contributions of our Black students, alumni, faculty and staff to our community and society, and recognize the broad range of teaching, scholarship and advocacy at Georgetown aimed at advancing Black heritage and history. https://t.co/0XsufZyQBQ
From our earliest days, Black history has always been American history – and Black folks have profoundly shaped our American culture through music, art, literature, sports, and beyond. One month a year is not sufficient to celebrate the power of the movements and the people who have fought for the rights we enjoy today. That’s something that we have to do each and every day, as we strive to live up to their example and make sure our children and grandchildren remember their stories.