Weldegiwergis Hagos

[Weldegiwergis Hagos @drwho2019]

@kibrom30 @ayder_hospital Congratulations, Sir! 👏 Your dedication to continuous learning and healthcare leadership is truly inspiring. Wishing you continued success!

[Addis Standard @addisstandard]

#Wajirat officials warn of looming human, livestock deaths as drought devastates #southeastern #Tigray

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[Football Away Days @FBAwayDays]

Somebody in Brazil has trained their dog to support Fluminense just as passionately as any human would support them.

Absolutely crazy, that! 👏🤯

[JOSH @bigjosh_0]

Doctors: making money by curing people

White blood cells:

[Dr.Henry Kaweesi @TweetsbyHenry]

Hospitals are full of people having the best day of their life, the worst day of their life, the first day of their life, or the last day of their life.

[Champ✨ @Ib_ra_himm]

"Doctor successfully completed 8 hours of operation"

Patient's family: "This is all the result of our prayers."

Doctor:

[L E S E D I @_Hybreed_]

My dad finding out I drive to the gym, just to walk on a treadmill.

[Dad Jokes @Dadsaysjokes]

Hiking in your 40s is a great way to meet new people.

Today I met two paramedics, three nurses, a cardiologist and nearly met Jesus.

[Addis Standard @addisstandard]

#Op_ed: From Lifeline to Lost Legacy: How deliberate destruction of #cactus pear by former #TPLF-led admin in #Tigray devastates communities in Raya and Wejerat
https://t.co/NckISNFEgN

This op-ed, authored by The Raya Torch, an advocacy initiative, contends that for years, communities in Tigray—particularly in #Raya and #Wejerat—endured “systematic political and economic exclusion under the previous regional governments established by the ruling Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF).” The piece notes that this "betrayal runs deepest" in areas where locals were stripped of political representation, economic opportunities, and essential infrastructure.

At the heart of this injustice, the article explains, lies the cactus pear, known locally as Beles or Kolahri. Before its destruction, this resilient plant was far more than a mere crop; it was “a true pillar of life” in the arid highlands, providing food, animal fodder, fuel, and a vital source of income—especially for students and low-income households—while also serving as a natural defense against drought and soil erosion. According to The Raya Torch, the economic toll has been staggering: annual losses from cactus fruit alone range from 30 to 92 billion birr, with cumulative losses now estimated as high as 990 billion birr.

Furthermore, the piece argues that the destruction of this vital resource was “a deliberate political act by the TPLF,” aimed at subduing and controlling communities that have historically resisted centralized authority. Today, the op-ed emphasizes, “Raya and Wejerat continue to grapple with lasting hardship" with children dropping out of school, families remaining impoverished, and ecosystems lying degraded.”

The article underscores that “The people of Raya and Wejerat deserve truth, restitution, and justice,” cautioning that “Anything less would be complicity in one of the greatest hidden scandals of our time.”

[Ayder Hospital CHS_MU @ayder_hospital]

Dr. Mulubrhan Tesfay Gebru, Neurosurgery Resident at @ayder_hospital received Neurosurgery Outreach Foundation Jacksonville Traveling Fellowship Award for the year 2025.
Congratulations Dr. Mulubirhan!
@kibrom30 @MekUniETH

[Hagos Abrha Abay @Dr_HagosAbrha]

ፅግዉ ጥበብ፣ ኣቦ ሓሎ፣ ገናሒ ጉማየ፣ ድምቀት ማሕሌተ ጉማየ ብሰላም ዕረፍ! ኻሊእ ቶ ክበሃል 😭

[Weldegiwergis Hagos @drwho2019]

@RayetayTdf05 RIP!

[Weldegiwergis Hagos @drwho2019]

@hale_teka @ayder_hospital @MekUniETH Congratulations!

[The Night Warrior @WarriorNight007]

@IndoPopBase bro's job is to aura farm

[Joe Rogan @joerogan]

Shout out to all the people that still don’t believe in conspiracies. Your ability to stick to your guns is inspiring.

[𐌕 🍂 @fwtimini]

Some Twitter users don’t even tweet, they just retweet, laugh, and have fun.

[Weldegiwergis Hagos @drwho2019]

@ESPNFC @ManUtd released Mctomminay and signed Mount😭

[Weldegiwergis Hagos @drwho2019]

@kibrom30 @ayder_hospital Exactly,
"Damned if you do, damned if you don’t"

[Addis Standard @addisstandard]

#Editorial: Before the silence turns to strife: The government must heed the voices of peoples’ healers

In its latest editorial, #AddisStandard calls on the #Ethiopian government to urgently address the longstanding and legitimate demands of the country’s medical professionals, cautioning that “the writing is on the wall” as a nationwide strike looms on May 11.

The editorial stresses that the ongoing peaceful demonstrations are not acts of rebellion, but “the final pleas of a profession that has given its all and received next to nothing in return.”

The editorial urges authorities to recognize the dire conditions under which healthcare workers have labored, amid war, crumbling infrastructure, and systemic neglect. Informed by its own years - long coverage, the editorial highlights shocking reports of medical staff dying for lack of care or resorting to begging. Their demands - adequate pay, safety, professional recognition, among others - are not luxuries, but “basic professional expectations in any society that claims to value human life.”

This is not, the editorial insists, “a political stunt,” but a demand for dignity, justice, and survival.

The silence from the government will echo in hospital corridors and emergency rooms, where help used to be. This publication calls on the state to respond not with threats, but with negotiation and action, urging leadership to rise to the moment: “Let it not be remembered that Ethiopia gambled with the health of its people when it could have chosen to invest in those who hold their lives in their hands.” The time to act, is now, before silence gives way to strife.
https://t.co/UVMhbbadoo