Berhane Mewa

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Berhane Mewa

Berhane Mewa

@breemewa

Maryland, USA Katılım Nisan 2015
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Reuters
Reuters@Reuters·
Ethiopian marathon champion Tigst Assefa returned to London seeking to retain her title and break her own women-only world record and expressed confidence in her training
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Reuters Africa
Reuters Africa@ReutersAfrica·
Tigray's main political party said it was taking back control of the region's government, effectively voiding a peace deal with Ethiopia's federal government that ended one of the century's deadliest conflicts. reuters.com/world/africa/t…
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MODERN MEN MORALS
MODERN MEN MORALS@Moralityrevived·
A Japanese cardiologist says: 80% of heart attacks start with a single morning mistake, and almost everyone makes it! Thread 🧵
MODERN MEN MORALS tweet media
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The Middle East
The Middle East@A_M_R_M1·
Egyptian President El-Sisi: We appeal to the United States and the international community to save us from the unrestrained Ethiopian administration, which has caused harm to Egypt’s water security.
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Unfiltered
Unfiltered@quotesdaily100·
Parenting Rules That Stay With Your Children Forever: 1. Never say I am too busy when your child wants to talk. One day they will stop asking. 2. What you do in front of your children becomes what they believe is normal. Be careful. 3. Never compare your child to another child ever. You are teaching them their value has conditions. 4. Say sorry to your children when you are wrong. It teaches them accountability without words. 5. Never let your child go to sleep feeling unloved even after the hardest day or biggest argument. 6. Your job is not to raise an obedient child. It is to raise a thinking confident kind human being. 7. Never laugh at their problems because they seem small to you. To them they are everything right now. 8. Show your children love not just when they succeed but especially when they fail. 9. Never use your child as a messenger between you and your partner. That is not their role. 10. Teach them to respect people who serve them. Waiters cleaners drivers. Everyone deserves dignity. 11. Never let screens replace your presence. Technology can entertain them. Only you can raise them. 12. Tell your children they are loved capable and enough. They will hear the opposite from the world soon enough. 13. In the end your children will not remember your job title your salary or your achievements. They will remember how safe they felt with you.
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Don Salmon
Don Salmon@dijoni·
In 1969 the Emperor of Ethiopia visit Atlanta, Georgia to pay is respect to Dr. Martin Luther King burial site. Ethiopia was the only African country that was never colonized.. It is also one of the oldest Christian nation in the world..
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The Wall Street Journal
Challenger models. Chip restrictions. A battle for AI dominance. Listen as WSJ’s Josh Chin and Oxford Analytica’s Tatia Bolkvadze break down what’s at stake.
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The American-Ethiopian Public Affairs Committee
Congratulations, Ethiopia, on the 130th anniversary of the Battle of Adwa! A proud and historic victory that continues to inspire generations with courage, unity, and independence.
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Berhane Mewa@breemewa·
The shift toward AI and automation is happening faster than many expected, but surely and steadily. The world is changing.
Dustin@r0ck3t23

Mustafa Suleyman just gave professionals their termination date. Microsoft AI’s CEO didn’t hedge. Lawyers, accountants, knowledge workers: most of what you do daily disappears within 12 to 18 months. Not transformed. Erased. Suleyman: “Within the next 12 to 18 months.” Not someday. Late 2026. Cognitive work that justified six-figure salaries and decades of training gets executed by software you’ll never touch. This isn’t collaboration. It’s your job filing for bankruptcy while you’re still showing up. Suleyman: “No one is denying it anymore.” The legal research billing $400 an hour. The audit work consuming weeks. The consulting analysis justifying retainers. Automated before next Christmas. Process work is dead currency. What’s left is judgment so refined the AI can’t replicate it yet. And the clock on that is ticking too. Suleyman: “Most of the tasks will be fully automated.” Your credentials meant invincibility. The degree. The license. The decade grinding expertise. All of it just became wallpaper while the actual value relocated to whoever operates the system replacing you. Everyone feared assembly lines going dark. AI slaughtered the professional class first. The billable hours. The specialized knowledge. The work that was supposed to be automation-proof. One year. Everything filling your calendar gets swallowed by models that never sleep, never bill, and never make the mistakes that kept you employed. Your title stays. Your utility evaporates. And nobody’s coming to retrain you before the floor drops. The profession doesn’t belong to the educated anymore. It belongs to whoever learns to command the thing that just made your education obsolete. And if you’re reading this still wondering if it applies to you, you already know the answer.

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Dustin
Dustin@r0ck3t23·
Mustafa Suleyman just gave professionals their termination date. Microsoft AI’s CEO didn’t hedge. Lawyers, accountants, knowledge workers: most of what you do daily disappears within 12 to 18 months. Not transformed. Erased. Suleyman: “Within the next 12 to 18 months.” Not someday. Late 2026. Cognitive work that justified six-figure salaries and decades of training gets executed by software you’ll never touch. This isn’t collaboration. It’s your job filing for bankruptcy while you’re still showing up. Suleyman: “No one is denying it anymore.” The legal research billing $400 an hour. The audit work consuming weeks. The consulting analysis justifying retainers. Automated before next Christmas. Process work is dead currency. What’s left is judgment so refined the AI can’t replicate it yet. And the clock on that is ticking too. Suleyman: “Most of the tasks will be fully automated.” Your credentials meant invincibility. The degree. The license. The decade grinding expertise. All of it just became wallpaper while the actual value relocated to whoever operates the system replacing you. Everyone feared assembly lines going dark. AI slaughtered the professional class first. The billable hours. The specialized knowledge. The work that was supposed to be automation-proof. One year. Everything filling your calendar gets swallowed by models that never sleep, never bill, and never make the mistakes that kept you employed. Your title stays. Your utility evaporates. And nobody’s coming to retrain you before the floor drops. The profession doesn’t belong to the educated anymore. It belongs to whoever learns to command the thing that just made your education obsolete. And if you’re reading this still wondering if it applies to you, you already know the answer.
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This Is Africa
This Is Africa@ThisIsAfricaTIA·
Such amazing wisdom from a young African in the diaspora! Many Africans need to hear this! 🔥
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Chakham
Chakham@Chakham_Analyst·
I hope Donald Trump is listening to what Trevor Noah said about his amazement of how Ethiopians financed GERD dam? #Ethiopia
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Abiy Ahmed Ali 🇪🇹
Abiy Ahmed Ali 🇪🇹@AbiyAhmedAli·
The corridors development initiative reflects our commitment to inclusive, sustainable, and people-centred urban transformation as articulated in the Homegrown Economic Reform Agenda. Implemented across multiple cities beyond Addis Ababa, the initiative is improving urban mobility, revitalising public spaces, strengthening local economies, and enhancing environmental resilience. By connecting neighbourhoods and unlocking the economic and social potential of cities nationwide, our endeavour demonstrates a clear national vision: building liveable, competitive, and inclusive cities that support balanced development and shared prosperity across Ethiopia.
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Tansu Yegen
Tansu Yegen@TansuYegen·
Giant umbrellas in Saudi Arabia pop open daily to shade thousands of people from the sun ☂️
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