🇪🇹 Dr. TewodrosG 🇪🇹

Applied Statistician

[🇪🇹 Dr. TewodrosG 🇪🇹 @tedd09y]

Learn a language with me for free! Duolingo is fun, and proven to work. Here’s my invite link: https://t.co/FXdIxnejzd

[Eric Boateng 🇬🇭🇩🇪 @ericboatenggh]

Mexico vs South Africa:

If we support south Africa they'll say we are taking their jobs.

[🇪🇹 Dr. TewodrosG 🇪🇹 @tedd09y]

I completed the May challenge faster than 87.7% of all learners on Duolingo!

[🇪🇹 Dr. TewodrosG 🇪🇹 @tedd09y]

Summer 2026 Start Bike Ride.

[Ministry of Planning and Development - Ethiopia @MoPD_Ethiopia]

From Numbers to Narrative: Ethiopia’s Statistical Path

[Office of the Prime Minister - Ethiopia @PMEthiopia]

Dr. Meron Kifelew of the Ethiopian Statistical Service highlighted the shift from paper-based statistics to a fully digitized, real-time system using CAPI, GIS, remote sensing, cloud infrastructure, and an enumerator tracking platform developed with INSA. She noted Ethiopia is now building sovereign digital intelligence, with 26 connected branches, an AI-powered survey dashboard, and a roadmap centered on modern systems and skilled Ethiopian professionals.

#PMOEthiopia #EthiopiaDelivers

[🇪🇹 Dr. TewodrosG 🇪🇹 @tedd09y]

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[🇪🇹 Dr. TewodrosG 🇪🇹 @tedd09y]

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[Yohannes @Hager179553222]

የ24 ዓመቱ ኢትዮጵያዊ ሶፍትዌር መሐንዲስ ናትናኤል ጌጤነው ዘለቀ በAmazon Web Services የተዘጋጀ ዓለም አቀፍ ውድድር ከ10 ሺህ ባለሞያዎች ጋር ተወዳድሮ በአንደኝነት አሸንፏል። የናትናኤል “Ivy” ኤአይ ስርዓት ያለ ኢንተርኔት በሞባይል የሚሠራ የትምህርት ማሠራጫ ሲሆን ኢንተርኔት በሌለበት ተማሪዎችን የሚደግፍ አፕ ሲሆን ወደ በአፍሪካ ማስፋፋት አልሟል። እንኳን ደስ ያለህ። @AbiyAhmedAli & ኢትዮጵያውያን ኮርተንብሃል።🇪🇹

[🇪🇹 Dr. TewodrosG 🇪🇹 @tedd09y]

After a long time, to be exact after 10 months.

[🇪🇹 Dr. TewodrosG 🇪🇹 @tedd09y]

I completed the April challenge faster than 89.3% of all learners on Duolingo!

[ጀEN ፣ ኢBን ፣ Aል ፣ ፋARAህ @kushNegus]

@Girmum Chala before he let his stomach control his head.

[Wode Maya ® @wode_maya]

Self-Hate Among Us is VERY REAL!!!

[Mይሳው @AdonisLo]

These two have been forcefully arrested from their houses by the Ethiopian government Security forces yesterday Tuesday April 21.
Their Crime - the man Yusuf Yasin being a long time close friend ,and Mahlet being deputy Manager to the renowned Ethiopian Singer Tedy Afro,who just released his 8th Album that amassed 72 million views in less than a week.
The most unpopular Oromo lead administration of @AbiyAhmedAli is showing its true colors by its rampant extrajudicial arrests and even killings.
In relation to the Album security forces have reportedly arrested more than 100 young people,for merely listening to the album since its release last Thursday.

[JusticeIsNotFree @Amharafirst88]

A picture that accurately represents the current tyranny in Ethiopia. It shows Mahilet Solomon, the spokesperson and deputy manager of Teddy Afro, getting abducted in a brutal repression of freedom by Abiy’s regime.
@BBCWorld @cnni @Reuters @hrw @StateDept @USEmbassyAddis

[አማኑኤል @LionofJudaea]

For anyone interested in the English version of the most popular song in the album #ዳስ_ጣል #Das_Tal which has currently surpassed 10 million views on YouTube.
https://t.co/GaLHx8jyu4
#ETORKIA #TeddyAfro

[ሆፕ 🇪🇹 @hoppiffy]

The GOAT is on another level. 🙏
Das Tal / ዳስ ጣል hits so much harder once you dive into the meaning. An absolute masterpiece🇪🇹🎶
የደስታችን ዳስ ይጣላል አትጠራጠሩ ❤

[ቋድር @Hailekirkos]

Happy 6 days @teddyafromuzika anniversary of to those who celebrate!

[$JUXA meta @1juxa]

::: The Unbreakable Voice – Why Ethiopia’s Crackdown on Teddy Afro Reveals a Deeper Crisis :::

In a country where music has long served as both mirror and megaphone for the people’s soul, the Ethiopian government’s reported campaign to silence Tewodros Kassahun better known as Teddy Afro is not merely heavy-handed. It is a symptom of political insecurity masquerading as public order.
According to multiple reports, authorities have issued strict directives to radio stations, nightclubs, and citizens alike: do not play, do not discuss, and do not even listen to the artist’s latest work without facing repercussions. Youths have been arrested simply for streaming the album. Venue managers in Adama and Hawassa have received warnings via phone calls and police patrols. Radio stations face threats of closure. Influencers have gotten “polite” calls to delete posts, and even the Ethiopian Press Agency reportedly scrubbed its own coverage.
While the state scrambles at home, Teddy Afro’s new album Etorika, released on April 16, 2026, has shattered digital records abroad dominating charts and trending lists in the UAE, Canada, the US, UK, and beyond, with tens of millions of streams and views in mere days.
Teddy Afro has never been merely an entertainer. For two decades, he has woven Ethiopia’s history, pains, hopes, and contradictions into songs that resonate from the streets of Addis Ababa to diaspora communities worldwide. His music often calls for unity and honest reflection qualities that evidently unsettle those in power. The government’s response, including the detention of members of his inner circle such as deputy manager and Austrian citizen Mahlet Solomon, suggests fear not of the melodies themselves, but of the conversations and collective sentiment they ignite.
When a single artist’s voice can mobilize such widespread engagement while the state mobilizes police and intelligence agencies to mute it, the problem lies not with the artist. Officials have awkwardly framed the crackdown in terms of public safety or even “terrorism,” but this is transparently about narrative control in an era when citizens both at home and abroad can easily bypass official channels through digital platforms.
The hypocrisy is glaring. The same government that once embraced Teddy Afro’s patriotic anthems now treats his latest release as a security threat. History offers ample precedent: from Soviet-era suppression of dissident musicians to apartheid South Africa’s bans on protest songs, the pattern is familiar. Repression rarely silences art; it often amplifies it. The music outlasts the censors.
Ethiopia today stands at a precarious crossroads. Amid economic strains, ethnic tensions, and concerns over democratic backsliding, many citizens crave spaces for genuine reflection rather than enforced silence. Teddy Afro’s work provides exactly that a canvas for shared memory and aspiration. By branding it dangerous, the authorities are not safeguarding stability; they are undermining the legitimacy they seek to protect.
True governmental strength reveals itself in the capacity to tolerate uncomfortable voices, not in frantic efforts to suppress them. The Ethiopian people have already voted with their ears, their streams, and their shares. The state can issue directives and warnings, but as Teddy Afro has repeatedly demonstrated, some voices refuse to be muted.
In the end, the music will endure in defiant nightclubs, on risky airwaves, and most powerfully, in the hearts of millions. Ethiopia deserves better than fear dressed as governance. It deserves the freedom to listen, to debate, and to dream aloud. Teddy Afro is not the crisis. The reflex to silence him is.

[ነብዩ @neby_G]

(Zehabesha News) – A new and deeply concerning development has emerged amid Ethiopia’s artistic and political tensions. Family sources have told Zehabesha that Yusuf Yasin, a longtime close friend and regular studio collaborator of the prominent and widely loved music star Tewodros Kassahun (Teddy Afro), was taken into custody by federal police just hours ago.

According to family accounts, the sudden operation—carried out by approximately six federal police officers—involved serious human rights violations beyond simply placing him under custody. The officers reportedly took Yusuf Yasin from his home in front of his family while beating him, suggesting that the action was not a lawful investigative procedure but rather an act of intimidation and use of force. Although no official statement has been issued regarding where he is being held or what charges, if any, have been brought against him, observers say the manner of his detention once again highlights concerns over the conduct of security forces in the country.

The political and security significance of this incident lies less in Yusuf Yasin’s personal identity and more in his close relationship with Teddy Afro. Yusuf is known to spend time with the artist daily, to be inseparable in studio work, and to be one of his closest confidants. From a political and security analysis perspective, the forceful detention of someone so close to the artist has raised serious concerns that it may serve—directly or indirectly—as a form of psychological pressure or warning directed at the musician himself.

As of the time of this report, the federal police have not disclosed the reason for Yusuf Yasin’s arrest or the allegations against him.