@reda_getachew Shame on you! You failed Tigray countless times. You leave me depressed, traumatized, and speechless. Millions died, a genocide happened, and yet you are trying to protect a genocide enabler???
@steve_hanke What made me sad of all the thing is people started to realize it now. The moment he wages war, kill, and slaughter his own people. His unjustified relation with dictator #Isayas Afeworki wa very enough to know about all of this. He is a traitor and a spy hired by Isayas!
2. Women's Rights Protection: Catcalling and any actions that infringe on women's freedom; such as harassment, rape, mistreatment, sexual abuse, or speech suppression will be strictly banned. Those found guilty, regardless of their status, will be sent to labor prison.
I know I will never be a president, but if I had the chance, there is a policy I would like to see implemented in Ethiopia:
1. Child Policy: Everyone planning to have a child should submit proof of sufficient resources to ensure the child's proper upbringing. If this
requirement is violated, the child would be placed under the care of a custody system to provide better opportunities and support. The parents will be sent to a labor prison, where they will serve their sentence while contributing to society.
@GuntherEagleman He did a great job stopping the genocide on the people of Tigray, acknowledging ethnic cleansing in Western Tigray. Hadn't been for his tireless effort on the autocratic government of Ethiopia the war would have s continued which already costs 1+ million. #Salute🫡
@Mekdesmt Well, if you see them outside of their country they look so innocent, cause the first they learn from their white fellow is how respectful they are for their girls. Ethiopian men🤦🏽♀️
@Mekdesmt Among the root cause of poverty is እንደዚ አይነት ወንዶች! Who gave them the right to say whatever they wanted to say? Is it because they built stronger than us naturally? You know words have power and it is the most awful thing guys! Ethiopian men learn how to be respectful!
Here is my takeaway after the current deportation issue. We are already born and couldn't do nothing about it but if we can't raise our children serving them what they needed, let's not! If we are poor, let's try to be rich so we can atleast save the future generation.
The State Minister’s characterization of the price hikes as an “unfortunate coincidence” and “not a deliberate plan” is both alarming and unacceptable.
Such admissions point to a glaring lack of coordination and foresight within the government, which has left citizens to bear the brunt of inflation without the reassurance of a competent plan.
Macroeconomic reforms require harmonized efforts, and this failure undermines public trust in the government’s ability to manage the economy effectively.
It also raises a critical question: can the public and investors truly have confidence in the personnel and institutions managing Ethiopia’s economic reform when such fundamental missteps have been exposed?
The public deserves leadership that anticipates challenges, not one that scrambles to mitigate the damage after the fact.
In a nation prone to conflict like Ethiopia, where internal and external actors are on standby to exploit public grievances and discontent, this level of mismanagement is more than poor governance…it is a major national security vulnerability.
These officials must apologize to the Ethiopian people and resign from public service for their dereliction of duty and incapacity. By failing to manage critical reforms, they have effectively poured fuel on an already burning fire, deepening public frustration and creating openings for adversaries to exploit. Ethiopia deserves capable, accountable leaders who prioritize the nation’s stability over excuses.