Mela
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@thesomaliarchiv Hoyada wuss why are you showing woman with their hair out ina dhilo ma hoyada dhilo ahed
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ደብረፂሆን ማለት …
በኔ አስተያየት የመከራና የጦርነት አንቴና 📡📡📡📡 ማለት ነው‼️‼️‼️
#Ethiopia ይሄን የተጣመመ አንቴና 📡ከትግራይ ህዝብ ጫንቃ ላይ ማን ይሆን አንስቶ ወደ ገደል የሚወረውርልን ውይይይይ መከራኮ ነው 😱
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"TDF leaders, such as Tsegay Marx and Migbe Haile, are fully engaged in an illegal mining trade. The key broker between Eritrea and the UAE, facilitating the illicit gold trade all the way from Tigray is Fetlework's brother, Dawit Gebreegziabher."
Semhal Meles Zenawi
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The Guntiino is a traditional dress worn by Somali women. It is a long piece of fabric wrapped elegantly around the body and is often worn during weddings, festivals, and other special occasions. The Guntiino represents Somali culture, beauty, and heritage.
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ጓደኛውን ሲያማ ለኔ ብለህ ስማ 🤭😆🤓
#ጀዋር_መሃመድ በ 4 አመት ውስጥ 28 ሴት አስወልዷል እኔ የልብ ጓደኛው ነበርኩ ይላል ነው ወይስ ይሄ ሰውዬ እውነቱን ይሆን ወይስ ….❓ 🤭😱🤪
እኔ ጀዋርን ምን አይነት ፖለቲከኛ እንደሆነ በደንብ አላውቀውም🤷♀️….ግን እንበልና ይሄ ሰውዬ የሚለው እውነቱን ከሆነ ጀዋር እንኳንም ከ #Ethiopia የወጣ አለበለዚያ ….
አስቡት በ 4 አመት ውስጥ 28 ሴቶችን ማስወለድ ከቻለ ይሄ ሰውዬ ትንሽ ቢቆይኮ አዲስ የኦሮሚያ ክልል ሊፈጥርና አዲስ ከተፈለፈሉት ፌክ ፓስተሮች ጋር ጦርነት ሊከፍት አስቦ ነበር መሰለኝ🤣🤣🤣🤣
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@UdesaB51082 @Nati_Snowchild @TuttutTutt83881 @cgtnafrica BS , it is simply a way to control people and rule in iron fist, essentially linking it to a persons bank account
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@Nati_Snowchild @TuttutTutt83881 @cgtnafrica Which is normal if you’re peaceful citizen with no crime intention. It’s helps for public security. Most developed countries have social security number for each of their citizens. It’s part of development!
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Ethiopia’s national ID program hits a milestone:Ethiopia's national digital identification system has now registered more than 46 million people, making it one of Africa's fastest-growing digital identity programs. Officials say the initiative is becoming a cornerstone of the country's efforts to build a modern, inclusive digital economy.
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ጥበብ ይለምልም!
የፕላስቲክ ጠርሙሶች ተሸምነውና ተቀናብረው ወደ ማራኪ የፋሽን አልባሳት የተቀየሩበት መንገድ የኢትዮጵያን ወጣቶች ጥልቅ የፈጠራ አቅም ያሳያል።
የተሰራበት የበቆጂ ስም በሩጫ ብቻ ሳይሆን በጥበብም በአለም መድረክ ከፍ ያደርገዋል
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Why I Am Stepping Forward for the African Union Youth Envoy
There is a profound difference between waiting for an opportunity and preparing for a mission. As I get ready to submit my formal application for the African Union Youth Envoy position, I want to share why this journey matters so deeply to me, and why it matters for the millions of young people across our continent. This is about a lifelong commitment to service, real representation, and building a direct, youth-to-youth connection that spans from the grassroots to the global stage.
A Journey Shaped by the Borderlands and Beyond
My dedication to the African youth agenda isn't abstract or academic. It is deeply personal, rooted in my very origin. I was born in Moyale, a vibrant border town between Ethiopia and Kenya. Growing up at this geographic and cultural crossroads taught me to speak six languages fluently, but its greatest gift was teaching me how to truly listen and find common ground where others see divisions.
My path, however, was also shaped by the heavy realities of displacement. As a refugee in Kenya, I lived the raw experiences of surviving on the margins. I know firsthand what it means to face systemic barriers, to feel the uncertainty of being displaced, and yet to see the immense, untapped brilliance that resides within our refugee camps and vulnerable communities.
These early chapters fueled a creative drive to redefine what leadership looks like for those of us who had to build our lives from the ground up.
Moving Past Boardrooms to Ground-Level Action
Over the years, I have worked to turn those profound life lessons into actionable advocacy, bridging the gap between high-level diplomacy and everyday reality. My path has taken me from local, on-the-ground activism to serving as the first-ever Permanent Representative of the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD), and bringing strong, uncompromised youth voices into the multilateral spaces of the United Nations. As a young diplomat, I have navigated complex global systems and seen how policies are crafted at the highest levels. But more importantly, I have seen how often the actual, lived experiences of displaced youth, young activists, and ordinary citizens are left outside the room.
The African Union doesn't need top-down rhetoric. It needs a leadership that is actively, aggressively responsive to the actual needs of the youth.
The Leadership Our Continent Demands True continental leadership requires an organic, youth-to-youth interaction. We need an Envoy who doesn't just deliver speeches from a podium, but someone who sits with the youth on the ground, listens to their creative solutions, and builds structural pathways so they can speak for themselves. Africa’s youth, including our most vulnerable, displaced, and resilient populations, are the primary drivers of our continent’s energy and innovation right now. Our leadership must mirror that exact vitality.
I am preparing to apply for this role because I believe my journey allows me to serve as a true bridge. By combining the lived perspective of a former refugee with years of hard-earned multilateral diplomatic experience, I want to ensure that the realities of the ground shape the policies of our future. This is an open declaration of my intent to serve, to connect, and to listen. The future of Africa belongs to us, and it is time we shape it together.
#AUYOUTH #AfricanYouth @NuursViews @FabiusMulongo @NatyYifru @anitasoina
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@SirakBahlbi What a sad existence for Eritreans always yapping negatively about Ethiopia, as if it will make Eritrea magically change from its miserable state
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A 1910 map of #Abyssinia, #Eritrea and #SaudiArabia! There was no nation state called #Ethiopia at a time; let alone a historical ownership of Red Sea coast!
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🇪🇹's 7th General Election Results ✅
Addis Ababa City Administration Results (158 seats)
Prosperity Party – 134
#Ethiopia|n Citizens for Social Justice (EZEMA) – 8
One Ethiopia Democratic Party – 4
Renaissance Party – 2
Oromo Liberation Front – 2
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