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@_Tee__G Why is this thing having a lot of coverage on X and not on other media? Wake up!

We don’t care if it was a cultural celebration or what. You don’t come to a foreign land and practice your cultural activities that threaten the local culture. Why don’t you go home, practice those things, and come back? Nigerians be warned don’t try us.

@im_vensor All it takes is to know who has issues with South Africa this time around? It’s not secret. And it is easy for them to cause chaos in the country through the social media. They are feeding you hate & violence. Wake up!

🚨 BREAKING: South Africans are now saying that they want white people to rule them again.

@_Tee__G Elon musk enjoying all these!

Nigerians hiding on the roofs of buildings, fearing for their lives. ✊🏽🔥🔥

@MLK_ZDK What is the problem here? Professor in some countries refers to a teacher or researcher. This guy’s research and analysis is more that professorship - he can call himself prophet … Consider him as prof by practice. Finished!

This exact thing could have happened to Abiy Ahmed if he’d had the guts to be interviewed by Mehdi Hassan. 😂 Can't help but also think of that Fikre Tolossa and Tewodros Tsegaye interview 😂😂😂 አንዳንድ ትዊተር-አመጥሽ ፕሮፌሰሮችንም ይመለከታል!

@martinplaut Smart given the circumstances.

The Ethiopian government ordered public institutions and state-owned enterprises to place non-essential staff on mandatory leave and shift to remote work as fuel shortages driven by Middle East supply disruptions triggered long queues at filling stations across Addis Ababa and other cities

@AmukelaniMoyani Someone is funneling hatred and conflict between SA and Nigeria - the two biggest economies of the continent. Africa wake up. Don’t compromise the Africa we want.

Unbelievable!! This is Not in Nigeria, but in South Africa!!!

@NeftalemF 100%! The day that metro is built - just two tubes from west to east and from north to south of Addis - will be the day prosperity is actually in close proximity for Ethiopians.

This should have been a top priority for Addis Ababa’s bf parks!!but there is still time. Prioritize Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) now, then roll out a full metro system that efficiently connects the outskirts to the city centre and vice versa."l

@_Tee__G Your reasoning of the economy being destroyed by r10 throw away makes SA cheap. Last time I checked SA is second largest economy in Africa.

Nigerians are living LARGE in OUR beautiful country... but now they're plotting to CRUSH our Rand! Just look at this – HUNDREDS of R10 notes scattered on the floor like trash! This kind of reckless behaviour is DESTROYING our economy... and it's time to say it loud: **ENOUGH !** These people MUST GO..before it's too late!

@freshben2022 ዋና የብሄር ፖለቲካና ፌደራሊዝም አቀንቃኝነቱ ደሞ አገሪቷን exactly 600 አመት ወደኋላ ወስዷታል፡፡

6 years ago, Ethiopia’s PM pushed a bold EV vision cutting costs, boosting clean energy. Today, with global fuel shortage. that foresight looks truly visionary. 🇪🇹 #Energy #EV

@NigeriaStories 'belonging to foreign nationals' in general is wrong. Ideally, Zulus can also have a king in Nigeria.....it is good to ve cultural exchange on the continent but strictly for that purpose for now. what is the problem?

BREAKING: South African protesters have burnt vehicles and buildings belonging to foreign nationals in protest against the installation of a Nigerian king in Eastern Cape.

@ajosephstyl3 of course Afars are ethiopians. - tension between tigriyna and tigre will cross boarders- on issues of equal opportunity and religious identity. - highlanders always looking down upon the lowlanders and muslims won't stay longer. it is an artificial 'we' when you talk to them.

We must free our people in Eritrea!

@Habtishgreat Hairpin?? Hmmm…

Breaking News ‼️ In collaboration or Haile Selassie’s grandson, Prince Ermias Sahle-Selassie and Ethiopian government secured the return of gold hairpin. Ethiopia has welcomed the repatriation of a significant 19th-century gold hairpin that once belonged to Empress Tiruwork Wube, the wife of Emperor Tewodros II. This elegant artifact, featuring intricate filigree work, dangling chains, and decorative elements typical of imperial Ethiopian craftsmanship, was looted during the British expedition to Magdala in 1868. Following the defeat of Emperor Tewodros's forces, many personal items from the imperial family, including belongings of the Empress who passed away shortly afterward, were taken away and ended up in private collections abroad for over 150 years. The successful return of the hairpin was made possible through the dedicated efforts of the Royal Ethiopian Trust, Prince Ermias Sahle-Selassie, and social development consultant Dr. Alula Pankhurst, in collaboration with the Ethiopian Heritage Authority. The piece, which had appeared at an auction in Rome, was acquired with donor support and formally handed over for permanent housing at the National Museum of Ethiopia in Addis Ababa. It will be displayed alongside other recently repatriated items, allowing Ethiopians and visitors to appreciate this rare link to the country's imperial history. This repatriation represents a meaningful step in recovering dispersed cultural heritage through dialogue and cooperation rather than confrontation. It highlights the importance of reconnecting modern Ethiopia with tangible symbols of its past, fostering greater understanding and preservation of national treasures for future generations.

@eri_id_ You guys ve no life …. All of your life depends on what happens in or about Ethiopia….😀

Ethiopia Scam Nation: When Celebrities Turn on Their Own People Behind the fame and flashy video, some Ethiopian artists and so-called “entrepreneurs” are being exposed for scamming innocent people over 1300 victims so far, and likely many more. This goes beyond small fraud. It points to a deeper network where influence, business, and power intersect, leaving ordinary citizens to pay the price. When those are meant to inspire instead of exploiting, trust collapses. And right now, it’s the people of Ethiopia who are carrying that burden. #Ethiopia #EthiopianScam #ExposeTheScam #JusticeForVictims #StopTheFraud #CorruptionExposed #FraudAlert #ScamAwareness #VoiceOfThePeople #AccountabilityNow

@Yonijoni3 Quoting yourself - You can't liberate a land that doesn't belong to you ! There were 5 autonomous regions in Ethiopia: Eritrea, Assab, Tigray, dire dawa, and Ogaden. How assab came as part of Eritrea, nobody knows. It was as if Tigray or dire dawa was part of Eritrea.. Map👇🏽

I'm not big fan of Meles Zebawi but why do some Ethiopians blame him for handing #Assab city to us Eritrean as an Eritrea is Sandwiched. Nothing was handed to Eritrea . Assab just like any cities in Eritrea was liberated thru blood and sweat. Video source : ABC news

@GTWTW_Now That ደደብ & ዘረኛ did no other arch enemy can do against Ethiopia. Ethnic division & conflict is what Israel is trying to install in Iran so that Israel ll live happily ever after. Add to it agreeing (even if he d no mandate) to give away all the coastline…I stop.

Ethiopia struggled under Meles, and it’s in even deeper crisis now. But we shouldn’t ignore the fact that many of today’s problems—political fragmentation, institutional weakness, and the seeds of division—were planted during Meles Zenawi’s era. What we’re living through is the long‑term consequence of choices made then, now fully unraveling

@Wazemaradio ምክንያቱም እቅድ የሚወጣው ዱባይ ነው። ከፈለክ እዛ ስብሰባ ላይ ተገኝ። ይህ ህዝብ እኮ ሞቷል፣ አሊያማ ይጠይቅ ነበር!

የብልፅግና ፓርቲ የሚመራው መንግስት ሊያካሂድ ሰላቀዳቸው የመሰረተልማትም ይሁን ሌሎች ፕሮጀክቶች አስቀድሞ ለህዝብ የማሳወቅ ልማድ የለውም። ይልቁንም አንዳንድ ፕሮጀክቶች ሚስጥራዊነት ይታይባቸዋል። ዋዜማ መንግስት በቅርቡ ለመጀመር ያቀዳቸውን  ግዙፍ ፕሮጀክቶች የተዘረዘሩበትን ሰነድ አግኝታ ተመልክታለች። አንብቡት- cutt.ly/ztPaV9Qg

@DSBatten Stop this stealth advocacy of electricity for bitcoin miners…where ve you been 2 yrs ago you never heard about Ethiopia. Let me tell you Djibouti is getting it, Kenya is getting it, south Sudan is getting electricity from Ethiopia. Are u saying rural Ethiopia is not reachable?

We now have official EEP data that shows Bitcoin mining has nearly doubled Ethiopia’s annual net transmission grid expansion rate Even more importantly, it has catalyzed an unprecedented level of new construction activity never before reported by EEP at this scale. Consider this context: Delivery of power to rural Africa, alongside combatting youth unemployment is one of the two biggest political changes in sub-Saharan Africa. Bitcoin mining has just demonstrated it can be a viable solution for one of them Let's dig in. Ethiopia made $220 million from Bitcoin mining in 2024/25 which is expecting to increase to $312 million this year (source: capitalethiopia.com/2025/11/02/eep… This electricity would otherwise have been wasted Why? Although Ethiopia has the capacity to generate 6 Gigawatts from the new dam, Ethiopian Electric Power (EEP) hasn't yet built the transmission lines to supply all that electricity generated. So, in the meantime the dam authorities sell electricity to Bitcoin mining companies. These electricity sales to Bitcoin miners were 67% of EEP's total Foreign Exchange revenue last year, vastly improving profitability. source: birrmetrics.com/ethiopia-elect… What do they do with that unexpected extra profit? EEP has stated repeatedly that the revenue from Bitcoin mining is used to support "infrastructure expansion" and "rural electrification" source: eep.com.et/?article=ethio… News channel Aljazeera recently confirmed "Ethiopia doesn't yet have the distribution network to take electricity to 1/2 the population...The idea is the fees paid by the Bitcoin miners will go towards funding the expansion of the grid." source: youtube.com/watch?v=mqie7b… Significantly, EEP's own data shows revenue from Bitcoin mining supported EEP's 2024/25 fiscal year * 28,571 km new power lines built * 8,700 substation bays installed Source: birrmetrics.com/ethiopia-elect… Bitcoin mining revenue has already almost doubled EEP's rate of energized network buildout from ~358 km/year average to +662 km last year. But more important is what is in the imminent pipeline: the 28,571 km of new power lines is larger than the entire size of their grid! source: eep.com.et/wp-content/upl… Let's be clear, we cannot say that "Ethiopia build more than their whole grid in a year" because not all of that new capacity has been fully energized yet, so that would be an apples-for-oranges comparison. But it is still an unprecedented rate of new construction. The good news is that the bulk of this infrastructure constructed but not yet fully energized is not “waiting years”, it is in active commissioning right now and is expected to come online progressively over the next 12–18 months. Source: Birr Metrics (EEP’s 2025/26 budget announcement) birrmetrics.com/electric-power… When that new network is fully energized, the increase in the speed of energized network buildout will not be 2x. It will be substantially higher, potentially more than 10-20x the historical average as the backlog comes online. Read that last sentence again. A forecast 10-20x faster buildout of Ethiopia's electrical grid. Rural electrification of Sub-Saharan Africa is a key strategic focus for over 20 global institutions and development banks, including the UN, World Bank, IRENA, African Development Bank, and Rockefeller Foundation. It is even explicitly one of the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDG 7), where Target 7.1 calls for “universal access to affordable, reliable, and modern energy services by 2030.” Sub-Saharan Africa accounts for 85% of the world’s people still without electricity (mostly in rural areas), making this one of the biggest global priorities. How Ethiopia is achieving this should be one of the biggest stories at the UN right now. Far from “taking renewable power away” from people, Bitcoin mining’s use of otherwise wasted renewable energy is catalyzing the accelerated delivery of electricity to rural Africa. Bitcoin mining has created a pragmatic solution to an issue that has plagued powerful global institutions for decades. If you are still gaslighting Bitcoin mining in 2026 (based on early studies, now been widely debunked), you are no longer just uninformed. You are perpetuating harmful myths that slows down power delivery to people living without electricity.

@chase_esach @JoyNewsOnTV Pls add ‘at home’

@JoyNewsOnTV We will resist anything that will criminalise two adults loving each other.

President John Mahama has called on international partners to respect Ghana’s position on LGBTQ issues, stressing that public policy is shaped by the country’s legal traditions, cultural values, and societal consensus. #JoyNews

@D_Adu_gyamfi @JoyNewsOnTV I.e you don’t know what politics means.

@JoyNewsOnTV Mahama is an exceptionally dishonest person. When the LGBT Bill went to Akuffo Addo to sign at the end of 2024, Mahama insisted it was a good law that Akuffo Addo needed to sign. Today, he is telling journalists abroad that parliament is accepting views? For what? #joynews

@JoyNewsOnTV I don’t get it why they don’t understand how & why some cultures are the way they are. That’s why there is Europe as Europe and Africa as Africa! It needs no explanation! Mr President, you ve no business to explain these things to them. They shd know.