So if as Egypt and Eritrea say only littoral states have anything to say about Red Sea, then logically only nations which put water into the Nile, can determine its use.
https://t.co/LafPurgQBs
Bye Bye 👋
It’s time for me to say bye bye to the political arena and constant fighting on X. After diving deep into the conversations and causes that mattered most, I’m proud to say I accomplished my mission including helping dismantle the anti-Ethiopia network and those individuals who benefit from Ethiopia but stab it in the back. But now I’m stepping away from the constant noise that has become so mind-draining and such a waste of precious energy.
What’s truly important to me right now is my family and building a better future for us. I’ll be focusing my time and efforts on growing businesses in the USA and Ethiopia — creating real opportunities, jobs, and value on the ground. Thank you to everyone who engaged, debated, and supported along the way.
Wishing you all the best and see you on the brighter, more productive side of life.
Good luck everyone. Please don’t waste your precious time on things that don’t matter. Build yourself for better tomorrow.
Ethiopian journalist detained after criticism of Arsi killings
Ethiopian authorities have detained journalist Salsawit Baynesagn Yimer, with her whereabouts and legal status remaining unclear more than 10 days after her arrest, according to family members and local sources.
Salsawit, a journalist and social media commentator known for reporting on governance and human rights issues, was taken into custody by security forces in Addis Ababa and is reportedly being held at the city’s Third Police Division. She has not appeared before a court since her detention, and authorities have yet to announce any charges or provide an official explanation for her arrest.
Before launching her independent reporting on social media, Salsawit worked as an investigative journalist for state-affiliated Walta Media and Fana Broadcasting Corporate. She later built a significant online following through commentary on political developments, accountability, and human rights.
Her detention came days after she published a video condemning the reported killings of Orthodox Christian civilians in East Arsi Zone, Oromia Region. The attack, which triggered widespread public outrage, has intensified scrutiny of the government’s handling of recurring violence targeting Orthodox Christian communities.
Activists and supporters have suggested that her arrest may be linked to her coverage of the East Arsi killings and her criticism of the authorities’ response. Ethiopian officials, however, have not confirmed any connection between her reporting and her detention.
The arrest comes amid broader concerns over restrictions on press freedom in Ethiopia, where journalists and commentators covering conflict, human rights abuses, and political affairs have increasingly faced detention, intimidation, and prosecution.
As of publication, Ethiopian authorities had not released an official statement explaining the basis for Salsawit’s detention or indicating whether formal legal proceedings had been initiated.
What does this "90%" number tells about the political landscape???
Maybe....the number tells the practice of free and Democratic election is still crawling like a tortoise 🐢. The number might reinforce Teddy Afro's famous line "አዲስ ንጉስ እንጂ ለውጥ መቼ መጣ።"
Congratulations To Prosperity Party‼️
The Prosperity Party has secured 438 seats out of the 486 contested seats in the House of Peoples’ Representatives (HoPR), achieving a decisive 90% victory.
Congratulations to all the elected candidates! You have been entrusted with the important responsibility of leading Ethiopia over the next five years. I wish you every success and the very best in your service to the nation.
HE can go to lobbying/begging for the people's voice. However, he has never been there once when the people needed him. Now, for whose benefit are they going to cast their cards in the ballot ??
This anti religion movements by the most known anti ancient Ethiopian religions (Islam & Christian) is very dangerous. We should take it extremely seriously.
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Inspired by PM Abiy Ahmed’s 🇪🇹 call to address loudspeaker noise from churches ⛪️ & mosques 🕌 in Ethiopian cities - Let’s shift to mobile notifications via Ethio Telecom! Opt-in SMS/push alerts for prayer times & announcements…. respects faith, ends neighborhood disturbance, boosts urban peace. @AbiyAhmedAli@ethiotelecom What do you think? #EthiopiaDigital
Ethio Telecom’s CEO Frehiwot Tamiru
@KalKassa@Zemedeneh@eyobderrick
“forwards” the idea to the relevant people by tagging them please 🙏.