“Until Africa tells her own stories, her image will remain distorted-a distortion that affects not just how others view us but also how we view ourselves. Africa's truths need to be told as they're, untainted w external interests & biases"
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“Until Africa tells her own stories, her image will remain distorted-a distortion that affects not just how others view us but also how we view ourselves. Africa's truths need to be told as they're, untainted w external interests & biases" — @PMEthiopia
#AUSummit
https://t.co/9T8H7EksK3
Interesting Read: naunced and refereshing perspective on the conflict in Ethiopia that is sorely missing in most main stream media outlets
https://t.co/U2YoCi8Q8j
I would like to thank the American Academy of Achievements and the Global Hope Coalition for honouring me with the “Outstanding African Leadership Award” in the field of “Green Legacy and Climate Resilience” in Washington DC.
Ethiopia 🇪🇹 1896. Ethiopians trained Lions to capture the soldiers of the enemy and fought side by side with Cheetahs, bees, and lions. Ethiopian soldiers with their fighting l.ions. The Ethiopians went to war with dangerous animals and insects such as bees, wasps, lions
US player Antonee Robinson embraces Iranian player Ramin Rezaeian after their World Cup game. This goes beyond sportsmanship, it’s a reminder that people are more than politics and governments.