@sarah_ogbay@ReutersAfrica Which embassy ? I checked several embassy websites, but I couldn't find any information about it there either. Yes they live in Addis.
@KaBaRa914495@martinplaut They actually live in different parts of Addis Ababa, and one of them doesn't live very far from you. The most important thing to me is that they are all safe and doing well, and the same goes for you.
@mahrembk@martinplaut Yes, I am too old to lie and insult people. However, I am not too old to pick up the phone, call my friends and family, and confirm that they are safe and well.
@umutcagrisariii Oct 1 (Reuters) - Explosions were heard overnight in Ethiopia's capital Addis Ababa, three diplomatic sources told Reuters.
Reuters could not independently verify the claim.
@ayesulz@ReutersAfrica Hi, thank you for the information. I spoke with several friends and family members who live in different parts of Addis Ababa, and none of them heard any explosions or were aware of such an incident.
His Holiness Abune Mathias Calls on Ethiopians to Embrace Patience and Farsightedness for National Peace at Meskel-Demera Celebration
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@AJENews To my Ethiopian brothers and sisters, To my Ethiopian!
Ethiopia is a country with a rich history, strong traditions, and great potential. The future of the nation depends on its people choosing unity, understanding, peace and cooperation over conflict and division.
@elonmusk@elonmusk I stand firmly against both racism and corrupt systems that fail to serve citizens without demanding bribes, wherever they exist.
At the same time, I sense a double standard in your perspective. Donation in USA but bribe In Africa.🧐