@mhagos1223@KjetilTronvoll 1 You think posting this bullshit can magically scratch out the truth. When the border opens, your 400,000(10%) countrymen are the ones moving to Ethiopia to reside. Perhaps you should call your cousin; he might tell you how much he is paying for our passport.
@waelmohammed@AmbZerihunAbebe@HaniSewilam 2 a reservoir allows water to be released in a more controlled manner. This explains why there were no reports of river flooding in Sudan following the GERD
@waelmohammed@AmbZerihunAbebe@HaniSewilam 1 The water is stored during the high flow rainy season. This makes electricity production more reliable than relaying only on the river’s instantaneous flow. This benefits Instead of having extremely high flows during the rainy season and much lower flows later,
@waelmohammed@AmbZerihunAbebe@HaniSewilam What I don’t understand is, Why is it okay for Egypt to build a dam, but when we do it, it's an issue? And since GERD is a hydroelectric dam, the flow of water cannot be halted due to the dam's presence.
@waelmohammed@AmbZerihunAbebe@HaniSewilam It's really not our concern how much share water you got. As a sovereign nation, we are entitled to utilize our resources as we see fit. That is “International Law 101”
@hornaristocrat@Blueparadise252@nmdcsom I thought the airport announcement came after the Bishoftu airport started and was inspired by it but I was wrong. I firmly believe that African countries should focus on competing in areas such as infrastructure development rather than engaging in conflicts with one another.
@geertwilderspvv This is bullshit. You’re a government official and represent your country but I don’t even understand why you post this type of fake news about another country. Here is the evidence https://t.co/jwtFUWY8Kz
“Business of Fashion” @BoF says U.S. retailers sourcing from #Ethiopia will turn to West Africa due to U.S.’s AGOA sanction.
MY VIEW. U.S. companies moving elsewhere forces 1.2 million Ethiopians (majority women & mothers) to lose their jobs. Is this really what the U.S. wants?