Some are asking why I wrote my appeal to peace in Amharic. I chose Amharic as it is the primary working language of Ethiopia and widely understood. Including all five working languages - Tigrigna, Amharic, Afaan Oromo, Somali, and Afar - would be beneficial. Here you go…
ጦርነት ትርፉ ሞት፣ ጥፋት፣ መፈናቀልና ��ሃብ ብቻ ነው! ፖለቲካዊ መፍትሄ ሁሌም አለ። እውነተኛ ጀግኖች ሰላምን ይመርጣሉ። ለሰላም ዕድል እንስጥ! 🕊️
ኲናት ትርፉ ሞት፣ ጥፍኣት፣ ምዝንባልን ጥሜትን ጥራይ እዩ! ፖለቲካዊ መፍትሒ ወትሩ ኣሎ። ናይ ሓቂ ጀጋኑ ሰላም ይመርፁ። ንሰላም ዕድል ንሃብ! 🕊️"
Waraanni bu’aan isaa du’a, badii, buqqa’insaafi beela qofa! Furmaanni siyaasaa yoomiyyuu jira. Goonni dhugaan nagaa filata. Nagaadhaaf carraa haa kenninu! 🕊️
Dagaalku waxa laga dhaxlaa oo kaliya dhimasho, burbur, barakac iyo macaluul! Xal siyaasadeed mar walba waa uu jiraa. Geesiyaasha dhabta ahi waxay doortaan nabadda. Aan fursad siinno nabadda! 🕊️
Carbi dubuk rabaay, finqaay, dufuu kee qululu bahta! Umman way siyaasâ fidga tan. Numma agiira salaam doorita. Salaam saami nacay! 🕊️
Courage for Peace.
Peace is the best medicine.
Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus
I really feel bad for hating this woman blindly….(tigi perspective) ማልስማማበት ሀሳብ ቢኖርም she is still fighting for women
She even talk the reality of trad wife and marriage
እንዲ የ���ዋ ውይይት ደስ ሲል😘😊
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"አቤቱ፥ ለልቤ እንደ መከራዋ ብዛት ማጽናናትህ ነፍሴን ደስ አሰኛት።" መዝሙር 94፥19
"In the multitude of my thoughts within me, Thy comforts delight my soul." Psalm 94:19 KJV
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Kids used to seek affirmation from their parents. Today, both parents and kids seek affirmation from social media. And we wonder why the mental health crisis is so widespread.
Are there factors contributing to mental health issues that are beyond our control? Absolutely. But one of the biggest drivers of this crisis among children is the lack of genuine connection with their parents. Kids aren’t being shown the love, attention, and tools they need to thrive in the world because their parents aren’t fully present.
It’s easy to point fingers, but at the end of the day, broken homes and parents—particularly mothers—who are forced to work instead of raising their kids are at the root of the problem.
Before you get defensive, I understand the reality: we live in a society where two-income households are often necessary to survive. But that just means we have a lot of work to do to rebuild the connections and structures that support healthy, thriving families.