የወሬ ጭምጭምታ ፓፍ ዳዲ ክሊፐር ቡድንን ሊገዛ ነው የሚባል ወሬ እየተናፈሰ ነው።

የወሬ ጭምጭምታ ፓፍ ዳዲ ክሊፐር ቡድንን ሊገዛ ነው የሚባል ወሬ እየተናፈሰ ነው። አፉ አላርፍ ብሎ እንደመጣለት ሲናገር ድምፁ ተቀድቶ ከባለቤትነት ምድር እንደ ውሻ የተባረረውን የቀድሞውን የክሊፕር የቅርጫት ኳስ ክለብ ባለቤት በመተካት ዘፋኙ፣ አዛጋጁ፣ ዲዛይነሩና የብዙ ንግዶች ባለቤት የሆነና የቅጥያ ስሙን እንደ ካልሲ የሚቀያዬረው የድሮው ፓፍ ዳዲ የዛሬው ምን እንደሆን አላስታውስም ለወደፊት ስሙ ሊቀየር  የሚችለው ግለሰብ ቡድኑን ሊገዛው ይችላል የሚሉት ወሬ እየተሰማ ነው።

በአንድ ጠማማ ቁጥር መጥፋት ምክንያት እህታችን አንድ ሚሊዮን ዶላር አጣች

ይህ በጣም የሚያናድድ ገጠመኝ ነው። አንዷ እህታችን ፋቅ ፋቅ ትጫወታለች የአሜሪካውን,  ከዚያ በ አንድ ዶላር ፲ ዶላር ታሸንፋለች። ዘጠኝ ዶላሩን ተቀብላ  በአንድ ዶላሩ  አንድ የካሊፎርንያ ሎተሪ ትገዛላች። ከዚያ ማታ ሄዳ እጣው ሲወጣ ስታይ 4  ቁጥሮች ሲመሳሰሉ አንዷ ጠማማ ቁጥር አሻፈረኝ ትላልች። በዚች ቁጥር የተነሳ አንድ ሚሊዮን ልታሽንፍ የንበረችው እህታችን በ$436 ተገላግላልች። ከባዶ ይሻላል 

"got 4 number's matched out of 5. if my five number was match without the mega number I will get $1 million dollar"

Breaking News! ኩዌት የአባይን ውሃ ልትገዛ ነው።

ውሃ ሒዎት ነው። ነዳጅ ሂዎት አይደለም። ቀመሩ እንዲህ ከሆነ
የውሃ ዋጋ ከነዳጅ ይበልጣል ከሆነ
አትዮጵያ  የባይን ውሃ ልትሸጥ ነው ከሆነ
ኩዌት የ አባይን ውሃ ልትገዛ ከሆነ
ኢትዮጵያ ታፍሶ የማያልቅ ነዳጅ አላት ማለት ነው
ግን ለሳውዲ አንሽጥም
ለተባበሩት አርብ ኤሜሬት እሺ
ባህሬን በጭራሽ
እህቶቻችንና ወንድሞቻችንን ያሰቃዬው አረብ ውሃችንን አይጠጣም!
Ethiopian President Mulatu Teshome met on Monday with Rashad Mustafa Shawa, chairperson of the Swiss water company Mai Resources International, to discuss the mechanisms of exporting his country's Nile water resources to Kuwait.
The Ethiopian News Agency reported that Kuwait wants to import 66 million gallons of water daily from Ethiopia.
Kuwaiti Ambassador to Ethiopia Rashed Al-Hajri said that importing water from Ethiopia would be easy because geographically it is close to the Middle East and the country has huge water resources.
A senior official who attended the meeting between Teshome and Shawa remarked that Ethiopia intends to support Kuwait's efforts to import its water, adding that this will ultimately reinforce investment and cooperation between the two countries.
The news agency also reported that the Swiss company, which focuses on increasing water supplies in countries that are in need, would start transferring the Ethiopian water after it receives all the necessary documents and licenses for the mission.

ኢትዮጵያ ስደተኞች ካምፕ ያለችው እናቱ ናፍቃው ከካሊፎርንያ ወደ ሃዋይ በአውሮፕላን ጎማ ተደብቆ የሄደው የሶማሌው ወጣት ሂዎቱ ተረፈ::

SHEDDER REFUGEE CAMP, ETHIOPIA — The Somali woman lives in a stick hut covered by ragged blankets in this dusty refugee camp. It was here that her 15-year-old son wanted to travel on a perilous journey as a stowaway on a plane from California.

Ubah Mohammed Abdule hasn't seen her boy — who was hospitalized in Hawaii after landing there last week in the wheel well of a jetliner — for eight long years.

Clutching her black-and-white head covering, she wept Sunday as she stood before the flimsy shelter holding her meager possessions and spoke about her son, Yahya Abdi.

She was alarmed, she said, by the dangerous journey the teenager undertook. Those who stow away in plane wheel wells have little chance of surviving, and many who attempt it are Africans desperate for a better life in Europe or America.

Abdi had been unhappy in California and desperately missed his mother, according to those who know his family. So on April 20, he hopped a fence at San Jose International Airport and climbed into the wheel well of a jetliner bound for Hawaii. Somehow he survived the 5½-hour trip over the Pacific, despite extreme cold and low oxygen levels. He has not spoken publicly about the ordeal.

"I knew he was an intelligent boy who has strong affections for me. I also knew he always wanted to see me, but I know his father won't let them contact me at all," Abdule told an Associated Press reporter in this remote camp in eastern Ethiopia.

The boy had recently learned she was alive after being told by his father that she was dead, Abdule said. She said her ex-husband took Abdi and his two siblings to California without her knowledge and that she hadn't heard from them since 2006.

"He first took the children away from me to Sudan. Then he came back to Somalia and demanded my consent for him to take the children to the U.S. if I wanted a formal divorce. I was not OK with that and said no," Abdule said through tears. "Finally, he took all three of my children to the U.S. without my knowledge."

The boy's sister Najma Abdi said Monday that their birth mother was lying, and that the father didn't take the children away from her or mistreat them.

"I can't believe what she's doing," Najma Abdi told KPIX-TV. "She's lying, yeah, he never do that, my dad."

The boy's father Abdilahi Yusuf, said in a statement Sunday issued through a family spokesman in California that his son was "struggling adjusting to life" in America.

"Our situation was aggravated by our displacement in Africa for many years after fleeing our home country of Somalia because of war conditions. As a result, my son was not able to receive any formal education before we immigrated to the United States," the statement said.

Shedder Refugee Camp, in far eastern Ethiopia near the border with Somalia, is home to some 10,300 Somalis who fled their country because of Islamic militant violence. Most Somalis here are from minority groups who face persecution.

Abdule, 33, arrived in the camp in early 2010, after fleeing heavy fighting in the Somali capital, Mogadishu. She earns a small income selling vegetables in the camp market.

Late last year, an acquaintance at the camp, Uways Salad Jama, who had resettled in California was able to contact Abdi and his siblings with the news that their mother was alive and living in Shedder Camp, said a spokeswoman for the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees, Fati Lejeune Kaba.

"The kids were very disappointed, and ended up in a fight with their father, and asked him to send them back to where their mother lived," Kaba told the AP by phone from Geneva. "The father still insisted that their mother had died."

"At that point, Yahya Abdi didn't believe that his mother had died, and that's when he resorted to do everything he can to go and find her."

Abdule was distraught after she learned of her son's ordeal from a friend who lives in the U.S., said Kibebew Abera, a camp official.

"She was panicked. With the support of our partners, we provided her with advice and consultation," he said.

Tears rolling down her cheeks, Abdule said she wants to leave the camp and reunite with her children and has asked the Ethiopian government and the U.N. refugee agency to help her do so.

"My son was silent but intelligent when he was with me. I know he concealed himself in a plane to see me," Abdule said.

The teen's father said he plans to fly to Hawaii soon to reunite with him and is "excited to bring him back home to his family in California." The family was "deeply concerned" when the boy went missing and was relieved to hear he was safe, Yusuf said.

Abdule said she hasn't been able to eat since learning of her son's misadventure. She said she has visions of her ex-husband not properly caring for their children.

"I prefer they be with me rather than live with a stepmother in the U.S.," said Abdule, who has two other children, an 8-year-old son and 5-year-old daughter, living with her in the camp.

Abdule may yet be able to reunite with her children in the U.S., U.N. officials said.

She has passed her first interview with the U.N. refugee agency's list of those who might qualify to immigrate to America, said a legal protection officer at the refugee camp, Abdlrasak Abas Omar. If she passes the next phase, he said, she could move to the U.S. in less than a year.

Associated Press Writer Edith M. Lederer at the United Nations contributed to this report.

Read more here: http://www.fresnobee.com/2014/04/28/3899294/stowaway-boys-mom-son-has-strong.html#storylink=cpy

"በአፍ ይጠፉ" አለ ያገሬ ሰው። ለዘላለም ታግዷል! NBA bans Clippers owner Sterling for life

ለዘላለም ታግዷል! NBA bans Clippers owner Sterling for life
የማያወላውል ፍርድ የሉታል ይህን ነው።
"በአፍ ይጠፉ" አለ ያገሬ ሰው። የህ ዘረኛ ሽማግሌ አፉን ሲከፍት የልኩን አገኘ። ባለጌ! የህ ሲያንሰው ነው።  የቅርጫት ኳስ ሜዳው ላይ እንደ ኳስ ማንጠር ነበር።

 $2.5 Million (2.5 ሚሊዮን ዶላር) ቅጣት አከናነቡት::  ከሊፕርስ ስታዲዮም ድርሽ እንዳይል ሲነገርው ባስቸኳይ ክለቡ እንዲሽጥ ተወስኗል። ገንዝብ አለኝ ብሎ መዝናናት እና አፍን መዘርጠጥ ቀረ። አይ አሜሪካ፣ ፍርድ ይሉታል ይህን ነው።

ቴዲ አፍሮ ግርማዊነትዎ Live concert from Addis

የሌለንን ነገር ለምን የለንም ብለን ከምናማርር ያለን በአገባቡ ብንጠቀም የት በደረስን (Video Must Watch) It will lit your day with joy

የሌለንን ነገር ለምን የለንም ብለን ከምናማርር ያለን በአገባቡ ብንጠቀም የት በደረስን (Video Must Watch) It will lit your day with joy. Oprah እንዳለችው This Will Shut Your Mouth. You Have To Watch This At Least Once

Post by James Ellis.

Amazing.. The next generation Ethiopian super star may be here. Here is a sample voice

ተማሩ ተመራመሩ አንድ ሁኑ አትገነጣጠሉ (song)

ምርቃትዎን ያዳምጡ (Song)

ልጅነትዎ (your childhood) መንገድ ላይ ሲደንስ ቢያጋጥምዎት ምን ያደርጋሉ? (Video)

ልጅነትዎ (your childhood) መንገድ ላይ ሲደንስ ቢያጋጥምዎት ምን ያደርጋሉ? (Video)

What LA Clippers will look like with out black

ክፍት የስራ ቦታ። ሰራዎ አልተመቸወትም? ወይስ ስራ የለዎትም?

ክፍት የስራ ቦታ። ሰራዎ አልተመቸወትም? ወይስ ስራ የለዎትም? ለሁሉም እስኪ ከዚህ በታች ያለው ክፍት የስራ ቦታ ለእርስዎ ይመጣጠን እንደሆን ስለ ስራው ማብራሪያ ይመልከቱ። ታዲያ ሌላ ዘመድ ወዳጅ ካለም ይህንን ክፍት የስራ ቦታ መኖሩን መናገሩን አይዘንጉ። እንረዳዳ

Sainthood for John Paul II and John XXIII (Live Video Stream )

Sainthood for John Paul II and John XXIII----
TV2000 - Streaming Online

አደራ ዲያስፖራዎች ይህንን ቢዚነስ ቢዝነስ ነው ብላችሁ ኢትዮጵያ ይዛችሁት እንዳትገቡ

አደራ ዲያስፖራዎች ይህንን ቢዚነስ ቢዝነስ ነው ብላችሁ ኢትዮጵያ ይዛችሁት እንዳትገቡ

ነገሩ ቱ ሌት (too late) ነው። ግን ጀስት (just) ለመናገር ያክል ነው ። አንድ የማውቀው ሱቅ አለ ገበያው የደራ ነው:: ደንበኞች በየቀኑ በቃ ወጣ ገባ ይላሉ ። ልክ የቤንዚን ማደያ (gas station) ይመስል ሁሉም  ብልቃጡን ይዞ ይሰለፋል:: የሳምንት ቀለቡን ሊሽምት። ይህ በአሁኑ ወቅት  የአሜሪካን የህክምና ባለሙያዎችንና ፖለቲከኞችን እያነጋገረ ያለ ጉዳይ ነው። ስሙ የኤሌክትሮኒክስ ሲጋራ (Electronics Cigarette)  ይባላል። ልክ ጋያ ወይም ሲሻ በትንሹ ብልቃጥ እንደ ማጨስ ነው። 

  ይህንን ሲጋራ ብዙዎቹ የሚያጨሱበት ዋናው ምክንያት ማጨስ ማቆም  ወይም መቀነስ እምቢ ብሏቸው ይህንን እንደ አማራጭ መንገድ ወስደውት ነው። ታዲያ በየቀኑ የማገኘው  ከሱቁ የሚሰራ ሲጋራ የተለመደውን እኛ የምናውቀውን   የሚያጨስ  ልጅ አለ።ልጁ እንደ ነገረኝ ይሀ ሲጋራ የሚሞላ ፈሳሽ (liquid) ሲኖረው እንድ ግለሰቡ ምረጫ ኒኮቲን (nicotine) የተባለው ንጥረ ነገር ይበዛል ወይም ያንሳል። አብዛኞች በትንሹ ይጀምሩና ወደታች ከመሄድ ይልቅ አላሰማቸው ሲል ወደላይ የሄዳሉ ወይም ብዙ ያጨሳሉ። ያም ማለት ከዚህ በፊት ከሚያጭሱት በላይ ስለሚያጨሱ እራስ ምታት ይይዛቸውና በላዩ ላይ መደበኛውን ሲጋራ ሲያጨሱ የባሰ አጫሽ ሆነው ቁጭ። 

ታዲያ ከዚያ የሚሰራውን ልጅ ግን ሁሌ መደበኛ ሲጋራ  ሲያጨስ የማየውን ልጅ ለምን እሱ ለሰው እየሸጠ እራሱ እንደማያጭስ ጠየቅሁት። ልጁም እንዲህ አለኝ። እኔ አለርጅክ (allergic) ነኝ አለ። 

የህ ሲጋራ የሚሞላ ሲሆን የተለያዬ ጣም (flavors)  አለው ለምሳሌ አናናስ፣ሜንታ፣ ብርቱካን በቃ የፈለጉት ጣእም። ታዲያ ልጁ ሲንገርኝ ለነሱ የሚላክላቸው ድፍድፍ (concentrate) ሲሆን እነሱ በርዘው ፣ ከልሰው፣ ጨምረው ጨማምረው ነው የሚሸጡት። ታዲያ ያ የኒኮቲን ጭማቂ/ድፍድፍ በጣም ጠንካራ ሰለሆነ ልጁ እንደ ነገረኝ አፉን ልክ እንደ ቀዶ ጥገና ባላሙያ ሸፍኖ ነው የሚሰራው። ግን ያ አፉን የሚሽፍንብት  ማስክ (surgical mask)  በቂ ስላልሆነ ፈሳሹ ቆዳውን ሲንካው በቃ እከክ ያስመስልበታል ታዲያ ልጁ በጣም ስለሚጠየፈውና ስለሚመው  አጫሸ በመሆኑ ብቻ  እሱ የሚያጨሰው መደበኛ ሲጋራ (regular cigarette) ነው። ታዲያ እንደ ልጁ አገላለጥ ኤሌክትሮኖክስ ሲጋራ ኬሚካል ነው። ገና ጥናቶች አልውጡም, ቢወጡም ለጋዎች ናቸው  አንድ ቀን ግን ብዙ ሰው በዚህ ኬሚካል ሰለባ እንደሚሆን አልጠራጠርም። ታዲያ ዲያስፖራ ይህንን መርዝ ለዚያውም ቻይና የተሰራ ነው የሚሆነው አገራችን ይዛችሁ ህዝቡም እንዳትጨርሱት። ከተቻላችሁ ዶሮ አርቡ ፣ ከብት አድልቡ፣  የሹራብ ፋብሪካ ትከሉ፣ሙዝ ብርቱካን እርሻ መስርቱ፣  but not Electronic Cigarette .አደራ ሲያጌጡ ይመለጡ እንዳይሆን::እንተዛዘን!
 

The 2014 አዳዲስ ምርቃት፣ እርግማንና አባባሎች

The 2014 አዳዲስ ምርቃት፣  እርግማንና አባባሎች:
ቋንቋ ይወለዳል፣ ያድጋል ይመነድጋል ከሆን ምርቃትም ሆን እርግማን ባሉብት መቅረት የለባቸውም ለምሳሌ:-

• ሃብትህን/ሽን ጉግል(Google) ያድርገው ::
• የጨነቀው ሚስ ኮል (miscall) ያደርጋል::
• ቀለጠህ/ሽ ቅር/ሪ እንደ ማሌዥያው አዬር መንገድ::
• የፌስ ቡክ (Facebook) ጓደኛ ከጅብ አያስጥልም::
• ሲሮጡ ያስገቡት ጂፒስ አድራሻ (GPS Address) ሲሮጡ ይደመሰሳል::
• የአሜሪካን እንጀራ መብላት በብልሃት::

ጊዜ ካገኘሁ ሞር (more) አለ።

የትኛው ደቀ መዛሙር (ሃዋርያ) ነው ኢትዮጵያ የሞተው?

የትኛው  ደቀ መዛሙርት(ሃዋርያ) ነው ኢትዮጵያ የሞተው?በቃ አንዳንዴ ሳያስቡት የሚሆን ነገር አጋጥሞውት ያውቃል? ያ ነበር ትናት በኔ ላይ የደረሰው::  ከቻናል ቻናል ሳማርጥ በቃ መፀሃፍ ቅዱስ (BIBLE) ከሚለው ሪሞት ኮንትሮሉ ክሊክ ክሊክ ካላደርግሁ አለ። ስፍራ ስቸር ጠቅ ሳደርገው የፊልሙ 10 ክፍል አለው። የመጣው ይምጣ ብየ ክፍል አንድን (ኦርት ዘፍጠረትን) ጀመርሁት።  ከዚያ  በኋላ የሆነውን ሆድ ይፍጀው ነው። በአስር ቀን የሚያልቀውን ፊልም በአንድ ሌሊት ላፍ አንድጌው ቁጭ። ፊለሙ እንደ ዶክመንተሪ ሆኖ የተሰራ ነው። ያላየሁት ነገር የለም።  አብርሃምን፣ ይሳቅን፣ እስማኤልን፣ ዳዊትን፣ ቅዱስ ገብሬልን፣ እመቤታችንና ልጇን እየሱስ ክርስቶስን ፣ ቅዱስ ሚካኤልን፣ መጥምቁ ዮሓንስን ፣ ሙሴን፣ ጳውሎስን፣  ጎሊያድን፣ በካፋን፣ እየሱስን፣ ሳምሶንን፣ ገሊላን፣ ቤተልሄምን፣ ናዝሬትን፣ ሶዶምና ጎሞራን፣ እዬሩሳሌምን፣ ቀይ ባህርን፣ ግብጽን፣ ሃናን ዮሴፍን፣  ንጉስ ሃሮልድን፣ ጎለጎታን፣  በቃ ሁሉንም አስመስሎ ያሳያል። ፊልሙ ውስጥ  የጌታን ታምር፣ ማን እንደከዳው፣ ማን እንደ ተከተለው፣ ማን አሳልፎ እንደሰጥው፣ ማን እንደፈረደበት ሁሉንም ቁልጭ አድርጎ ያሳያል። ፊልሙ የተሰራው በ2013 ነው። ፊልሙ ከኦሪት ዘፍጥረት ጀምሮ ትንሳኤን ያሳይና እንዴት አድርገው 12ቱ ሃዋርያት (ደቀ ሞዛሙርቱ) እንዴት የእግዚያብሔርን ቃል በአለም ላይ እንዳስፋፉ ይናገርና ከነዚህ 12 ደቀ ሞዛሙርቱ ውስጥ አንዱ ኢትዮጵያ ውስጥ ተገደለ ይላል። ይገርማል ይህንን ያለው ክፍል ፲ ላይ ልክ ሊያልቅ ሲል ነው። ይህንን ነገር ለእኔ አዲስ በመሆኑ የትኛው ደቀ መዛሙርት መሆኑን ከመናገሬ በፊት ጥያቄው ለእርስዎ እተወዋለሁ::ታዲያ የትኛው ደቀ መዛሙርት ነው? የጠላት ወሬ እንዳይሆን?

እፅዋት እንደ ሰው ህመም ይሰማቸዋል ወይ? ይሰማቸዋል ወይም አይሰማቸውም ከማለታችሁ በፊት ይህንን ቪዲዮ ይመልከቱ

Post by Smithsonian Channel.

የዛሬው ምርጥ ቃል "ተባበሩ" ነው። (watch the video and share it)

Post by Fay Easter.

እናንተ ክሊክ (click) ባደረጋችሁ ቁጥር ጉግል Google ሳንቲም ክሊክ ያደርጋል ብላችሁ ክሊክ ማድረጉን ታቆማላችሁ ወይስ ክሊክ፣ ክሊክ አድርጋች ሁ እኔን ዶላር በዶላር ታደርጉኛላችሁ?

እናንተ ክሊክ (click)  ባደረጋችሁ ቁጥር ጉግል Google  Adword ሳንቲም ክሊክ ያደርጋል ብላችሁ ክሊክ ማድረጉን ታቆማላችሁ ወይስ ክሊክ፣  ክሊክ አድርጋች ሁ እኔን ዶላር በዶላር (dollar) ታደርጉኛላች ሁ?

አበሻ ምቅነኛ ነው አሉ (ይባላል)  እኔ ግን አላምንበትም::

ከእለታት አንድ ቀን 2 አበሾች ይታሰራሉ አሉ። አሉ ነው ። ከዚያ ፍርድ ይፈረድባቸውና ቅጣታቸውን እራሳቸው ይመርጣሉ አሉ። ግን አንዱ ያንዱን ቅጣት ማየት አይችልም ይባልና አንደኛው አበሻ ተራው ሲደርስ  የሚቀጣውን ሰውዬ  1 አይኔን አጥፋው  ይለዋል። ቀጭውም  በጣም ተደንቆ አንድ አይኑን ጥፍት ያድርግለታል። ከ ዚያ የሁለተኛው አበሻ ይገባና ምን እንደሚቀጣ ይጠየቃል። አፉን ሞልቶ የኔ ጓደኛ ያገኘውን እጥፍ ስጥኝ ይለዋል። የሚ ቀጣው ሰውዬም የአበሻውን ሁለት አይን አጥፍቶር አረፈ አሉ።

አሁን ይህንን ግራ የገባው ተረት ብዙ ሰው ካነበበው ጉግል ሳንቲሙን ዝርግፍግፍ ያደርገውና እኔ ሃብታም እሆናለሁ ግን እናንተ ለራሳችሁ ብቻ አንብባችሁ ከቀራች ሁ ምንም ሳንቲም አላገኝም። ታዲያ ምን ለማድርግ አስቡ? ክሊል(Click)   ውየስ ኖ ክሊክ (no click) ። የሚገርመው ገንዘቡ ከኪሳች ሁ አይወጣም::

ካንጋሮ እጅ ወንድ ምን አይነት ወንድ ነው? (Watch the video for your answer)

 

ካንጋሮ እጅ ወንድ ምን አይነት ወንድ ነው? (Watch the video for your  answer) 

መረዋው ድምፄን ሀኪሞች ለፈውስ ተጠቀሙበት::ተመስገን ማለት ይህን ነው።

መረዋው ድምፄ ሀኪሞች ለፈውስ ተጠቀሙበት
ጓደኞቼ እንደነገሩኝ ድምጼ እንኳን ለዘፈን ለልቅሶም አይሆን ብለውኝ በቃ ሰው ፊት እንኳን ልዘፍን የሌላ ሙዚቃ ማንጎራጎር አቁሜ ነበር።  አንድ ቀን ግን ከኒዎርክ ከተማ ስልክ ተደወለልኝ። እንድዘፍን ወይም ዘፋኝ እንድፈልግ። በነፃ! ዘፋኝ ፍለጋ ለመሄድ አስቤ ግን በነፃ ማንም እንደማይዝፍን ሰላዎቅሁ አፌን አላበላሽም ብዬ ቁጭ አልሁ። ከዚያ ስልኬ መጮሁ አላቋርጥ አለ። ነገሩ እንዲህ ነው። አንድ ኢትዮጵያዊት ህጻን ታማ ኒዎክ ህክምና ላይ ነበረች (ካንሰር ነው ያመማት) ታዲያ ካለባት ህመም ትንሽ እንኳ ፈገግ እንድትል ታስቦ በእሷ ስም ነበር ዘፈኑን ለመዝፍን የተጥየቅሁት ከዚያ ምራጫ ሳጣ እራሴ ዘፈንሁታ። ብታምኑም ባታምኑም ዘፍኛለሁ። አርቲስት ግን ለመባል ገና አልወሰንሁም::ታዲያ ከዚህ የበለጠ ዘፋኝ ከሄት ይምጣ።

ታድዬ ምሳ ከዶክተር ጋር በላሁ

ታድዬ ምሳ ከዶክተር ጋር በላሁ
Well today I have lunch with a doctor. You may say "So what?" Well, here is the story. I was there when he graduated  from 4  years college, and later they told me he went to medical collage.  We never seen each other for years until today. He looks the same even younger than last time I saw him.  If you see him  you can not even think he graduated from high school,  but when he told me what he did my jaw was dropping.
He told me after he graduated from college he went to 6 years for his medical degree to be a surgeon and after 6 years he ditched his dream and started another 6 years to be a heart anesthesiologist, means he will be  dealing with HEART, the center of our life. Yeap, he said he want to do what he loves to do and now he has two medical degrees. I call it running two marathons in single day. This is impossible, imagine most of us are unable to finish what we started thinking it takes too long, but  others are doing it twice with style. So my advice for you  JUST DO IT.
I will!       

ታዲያ ይህን ግለስብ ኮሌጁን ብጥስጥሱን አወጣው ማለት አነሰው። 

የትኛው የኢትዮጵያ ሲኒማ ላይ ነው እንዲህ የተባለው?

የትኛው የኢትዮጵያ ሲኒማ ላይ ነው እንዲህ የተባለው?

 Little background!

The setting was  inside a construction workplace, two girls  were entering to the workplace  and  they were confronted by three construction workers. The two girls were entering to building because one of the girl was trying to apologize to her boyfriend who was  among  these guys. The other girl was a villain who masterminded a  plot to make her friend's boyfriend jealous by setting up a fake boyfriend and invited  the real boyfriend to see how his girlfriend damped him and she moved with her fake boyfriend,  but the trust was she was worried and burned by anger when her (the real boyfriend )  did not call her for two weeks.  It was really a nice entertaining movie, and the following conversation took place.

"ምን ትምስላልች? በናትህ? ይቺ የአካፋ ታ ላቅ ወንድም ዶማ ነች አይደል?"
"አይደለችም መሮ ነች"

"መሮ!"

"መሮ!"

  after several confrontations out side the building the girl asked this question 
"አንቺ በናታሽ ስደቡኝ እኮ? መሮ አሉኝ:: አሁን እኔ  ምኔ መሮ ይመስላል?"

what do you think? Does she looked like mero (AKA chisel)

 

የኢትዪጵያ ኦርቶዶክስ ንፁህ ሃይማኖት ነው ተብሎ በፈረንጅ ተነገረ: The spirit of a pure Christianity

የኢትዪጵያ  ኦርቶዶክስ  ሃይማኖት  ትክክለኛና እውነተኛ ሃይማኖት ነው ተብሎ በፈረንጅ ተነገረ::
"ፈረንጅ" የሚለውን ቃል ያስገባሁት አንዳንዶች ፈረንጅ የፃፈውን ስለሚያምንኑብቻ ነው:: እኔማ  አውቀዋለሁ  ።  በ አንድ ወቅት እኔ ፈልጌ/ ወድጄ ሳይሆን ምርጫ ስለሌለኝ/ተገድጄ  ለኮሌጅ መመረቂያ ሲባል በአለም ላይ ያሉ  ሃይማኖቶችን ሁሉ ልክ እንደ ትምህርት ማጥናት ነበረብኝ። የክርስትያንን፣ የይሁዳን፣ የሂንዱን፣ የእስልምናን፣ የቡድሃን እና የተለያዩ እምነቶችን አጥንቼ ነበር። በእውነቱ ያ ትምህርት ከሰጠኝ ታላቅ  እውቀት  ውስጥ  አንዱና ዋነኛው የሌሎችን እምንት አክብሬ የራሴን ደግሞ ከሚገባው በላይ እንድኮራበት አድርጎኛል። በዚህ አጋጣሚ አንዳንድ አዳዲስ ሃይማኖቶ እንዴትና ማን እንደፈጠራቸው ስለማውቅ አንዳንዴ ተከታዮቹ ምንና ለምን እንድሚከትሉ ሳይ በቃ ንፋሱ ዝም ብሎ ጠራርጎ የወሰዳቸው ይመስለኛል።  እኔ በበኩሌ የኢትዮጵያ ኦርቶዶክስ ታሪክ ከማንም ጋር ሳይበረዝ እራሱን ችሎ የተቀመጠ ታላቅ ሃይማኖት ሰለሆነ የዚህ ሃይማኖት ተከታይ በመሆኔ ኩራት ይሰማኛ። ለዚህም ነው ከዚህ በታች ይተፃፈውን ስን ንባብ እንድታነቡ የምጋብዘው። "ለራስ ሲቆርሱ አያሳንሱ" እንዳይሆን ይህ ጽሁፍ የተጻፈው በውጭ አገር ሰው ስለሆነ አድሎው ብዙም አይደለም።  ለእኔ የእርስዎ እምነት የራስዎ ስለሆነ እምነትዎን አከብራላሁ ግን አንዳንድ እውቅት ያነሳቸው ወጠጤዎች  ኦርቶዶክስን ሲያንቋሽሹ  ሳይ በጣም ያናድዱኛል,  ምክንያቱም እነሱ ያላቸው እውቀት  በጣም ጠብታ ታክል ናትና:: ፈረንጆች እንደሚሉት " Little Knowledge is Dangerous!"

The spirit of a pure Christianity: Exploring Ethiopia's stunning subterranean churches

I wake up and don't have a clue where I am. There is barely any light, hardly enough to pierce the curtains. But it's not the gloom or the early start that has left me confused. It's the ear-splitting chanting

The noise is in no language I've ever heard. Yet the sound is familiar, even if the language is not. I have heard it in Istanbul, the Gulf, parts of Jerusalem. It sounds almost exactly like an imam calling the faithful to prayer.
Yet I am in Ethiopia, the cradle of an ancient form of Christianity, and the hotel at which I am staying is in Lalibela, one of the country's most Christian sites; there are no mosques nearby. So what is going on?
Stepping out on to my balcony, I see the hillside opposite covered with thousands of people dressed in white cotton robes. They are making their way up a series of dirt tracks, their feet throwing up a haze of red dust. The chanting seems to be coming from the hilltop. But there is no sign of a church or indeed any building up there. All that can be made out is the rough outline of part of a giant cross, seemingly carved into the ground.
My guide, Girtane, is waiting for me in the hotel lobby. Seeing my confusion, he breaks into a broad smile. "It's St George's Day," he says in explanation. St George, I learn, is the patron saint of Ethiopia. The damsel whom the knight saved from the dragon is, in local tradition, an Ethiopian princess called Beruktawit. And the chanting is not Arabic but Ge'ez , the holy language of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church.
Ge'ez has been spoken in Ethiopia since the time Rome was first founded. It has been the language of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church's religious texts since Christianity originally spread to the country in the early fourth century, brought to this land by a Syrian Greek shipwrecked on the Eritrean coast.
The reason it sounds so familiar is that its origin can be traced to the same linguistic roots which inform Arabic and Hebrew. Ge'ez, it seems, is just another of the many ways that Ethiopia, and its church, has long been entwined with Mediterranean and Middle Eastern – and not just African – tradition.
I had already been in the country long enough to appreciate its rich cultural heritage and how it is a very, very different place to its Live Aid-era image. The capital, Addis Ababa, is a hive of construction (much of it the result of the influx of vast sums of Chinese money). Great stretches of the countryside look lush and green. But, for me, the biggest revelation in my time there was about the Ethiopian Orthodox Church, and its relationship with the people it serves.
Ethiopia was cut off for centuries from the wider Christian world by the Islamic conquests to its north. During that time, its church flourished in isolation, untouched by and ignorant of the theological disputes dividing Europe. That means its traditions provide insight into an older, perhaps purer and certainly more mystical form of Christianity – one that dates back 1,600 years and therefore, in its unaltered forms, bears witness to a liturgy practised only a relatively brief period after the time of Jesus Christ.
To better understand this, I had come to Lalibela, Ethiopia's self-proclaimed "New Jerusalem". Here, I thought, I could engage with the religion and its beliefs. What I had not expected was that I would also get to see one of the world's most impressive – and most affecting – architectural marvels.
It was the fall of the Holy Land to Saladin 900 years ago that prompted these remarkable structures to be built. Ethiopia's new king, King Lalibela, determined that his subjects, as well as the small Christian states scattered along the Nile, should have their own "Jerusalem" at his capital, Roha, to visit in order to show their devotion.
King Lalibela is so surrounded by legend that it is almost impossible to separate the man from the myth. Even his name, meaning "the man bees obey", is part of that mystique. At his birth, a swarm of bees supposedly settled upon him, covering him but not stinging him. Later, when aged around seven, it is written that he was lifted towards heaven and spent three days receiving instruction on God's divine knowledge.
The stories may be fairy tales but the monument he created – and which now bears his name – leaves no doubt as to the power he wielded. Claiming the plan had come to him in a dream from an angel, Lalibela instructed that a series of churches be constructed from the rock itself. This meant they were not built up from the ground with stone or brick but actually chiselled out of the surrounding hillsides.

By the early 13th century, 11 churches had been built. The labour involved must have been immense, not least as many are dug out of red volcanic rock. Some of the churches are constructed across the sides of valleys. Others are built deep into ravines, the result cave-like. Many are linked by subterranean tunnels. A river was re-routed and re-named the Jordan. The largest hill overlooking the site became the site's own Mount Tabor.

No one is sure just how long the project took. Locals often say 23 years – but that is based on the legend that angels themselves came to help work on it, taking over at night as the human workers went home to rest. Without any records from that period, it is not even known how those humans who did toil on the site were housed or fed.

Nowhere in Lalibela is as impressive, however, as the building they finished last. That is the Bet Giyorgis, or the Church of St George, and it is there – it being St George's saint's day – that the crowds are gathered and from where the chanting comes. The surrounding roads heave with pilgrims, some beating skin- covered drums and others waving sticks covered in bells, as around them children dart, selling crucifixes fashioned from dried reeds.

A side-view of the Church of St George A side-view of the Church of St George (Kirill Serebrennikov)
The only way to properly appreciate the Bet Giyorgis is to look down upon it. Dug directly into the hilltop and standing 50ft tall, it is shaped like a giant Greek cross and is set tight within the walls of the surrounding pit. Once the ground was chiselled away by hand to create the monolith, the exterior carvings were completed and the interior hollowed out.

There are no souvenir stalls or safety rails here, health and safety concerns being notably absent. Rather, the pilgrims descend rough-hewn steps. Reaching the church's entrance, many kneel to kiss the ground. Outside is a small baptismal pool, overgrown with grasses used in Palm Sunday services; inside, the only light flows through narrow windows high up in the wall. On the day I visit, a priest stands in a corner holding burning candles that he waves in front of him. Another wafts a censer, the smoke billowing towards us, as other priests line the walls.

The faithful enter and prostrate themselves forward to pray. "They've come here for a blessing," it is explained to me. "We're taught that every believer must come at least once in their lives to Lalibela. Some will have brought family members who are sick or disabled, as it's believed the holy water has healing properties. Many will stay all day and all night."

A curtain separates the inner area reserved for the priests from the main room holding the faithful. A third section stands at the centre of the church. This is its most holy spot and none but the most senior clergy are allowed to enter. It is there – as in all Ethiopian churches – that a representation of the Ethiopian Orthodoxy's most revered object stands: the Ark of the Covenant.

Pilgrims squeeze their way through the surrounds Pilgrims squeeze their way through the surrounds (Kirill Serebrennikov)
The Ark, the Bible tells us, held the Ten Commandments given to Moses on Mount Sinai. For the rest of Christianity, it has been lost – most likely stolen or destroyed in the sixth century k by the Babylonians when they sacked Solomon's temple. Not, however, for the Ethiopians. They believe they know exactly where it is; indeed, that it has been in their homeland for thousands of years. Since the 1960s, in fact, it has been housed in a special chapel near an Ethiopian town called Aksum, where it is guarded by a succession of virgin monks who are never allowed to leave the chapel's grounds.

The Queen of Sheba is at the heart of the tale of how it supposedly got there. Travelling to Jerusalem, she is said to have met and fallen in love with King Solomon and, unknown to Solomon, had a child with him called Menelik.

This child would become the first emperor of Ethiopia and ultimately return to Jerusalem to reveal himself to his father. Legend has it that Solomon was delighted and bestowed upon his son all manner of gifts, including a retinue of nobles to protect him on his journey home.

What actually happened next is confused. According to some traditions, it was this noble retinue who stole the Ark without Menelik's knowledge; according to others, that he colluded with them; and in some accounts that the whole endeavour was set up and supported by the Archangel Gabriel. The result, however, is agreed upon: the Ark of the Covenant was taken to Ethiopia, where it has stayed ever since as a symbol of God's blessing.

I travel to Aksum, hoping to see the Ark for myself. I quickly discover that there is no chance of that. No one other than its elderly guardian is allowed to set eyes upon the relic – not the country's president nor even the Ethiopian Orthodox Church's patriarch. The chapel proves to be little more than a concrete box with no architectural interest or style. Standing behind spiky iron railings, it looks like nothing more than a suburban bungalow. To my surprise and disappointment, there is no sense of the sacred here.

The contrast with Lalibela could not be greater. There, you find pilgrims praying, kissing the walls or sitting cross-legged on the floor reading religious texts. Every morning a service is held in all the churches. Lalibela is a place where worshippers' faith brings life to ancient walls in the most profound manner.

Locals, who believe that the Ark of the Covenant rests in Aksum Locals, who believe that the Ark of the Covenant rests in Aksum (Kirill Serebrennikov)
As a Russian, I come from a country that is part of the Orthodox tradition. Culturally, the Russian Orthodox Church is my church – although little I have seen ever enamoured it to me. One only has to consider its hounding of punk-rock protesters Pussy Riot, or its cosy relationship with the state, or the sense of avarice that seems to emit from it, to realise why. In recent years, reports have emerged that a car repair and tyre service was being run underneath Christ the Saviour, Moscow's largest Orthodox cathedral, and that a brothel was being run on land rented by Sretensky Monastery. Archpriest Mikhail Grigoriev of Kazan was discovered to own a BMW jeep, a Mercedes jeep and a Mercedes saloon as well as three flats and a country house. He was secretly filmed boasting about his £12,000 mobile phone and love of Italian designer clothes. This year, there have been allegations of sexual assault by Russian Orthodox clergy, with students supposedly plied with alcohol before being abused.

The church's head, Patriarch Kirill, a man who regularly criticises Western commercialism and publicly called feminism "very dangerous", was even caught out by his own hypocrisy: two years ago, his press team issued a photograph of a meeting in Ukraine in which Kirill's $30,000 Swiss Breguet watch was airbrushed out. Unfortunately for them, they had overlooked its reflection on a polished table top.

Ethiopia's Orthodox Church appears very different. On the ground, the impression I get is overwhelmingly one of a clergy committed to personal humility. Again and again I meet priests living lives just as humble as their congregations. They are keeping true to the tenet of their faith that they must forgo almost all possessions and dedicate themselves totally to the spiritual life. This, I feel, gives them considerable moral authority.

After Lalibela, Tigray, to the north, is perhaps Ethiopia's most sacred spot. Amid its stark, lunar-like mountains, with their steep outcrops and columns rising hundreds of feet into the air, are built Tigray's own rock-hewn churches. Some of these predate Lalibela's by hundreds of years and, though less impressive architecturally, have their own power brought by the isolation and otherworldliness of the spot.

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ማሪኖ ባሪቶ የብሄራዊ ቡድን አስልጣኝ የመሆኑን ሐሳብ ተስማሙብት

ማሪኖ ባሪቶ  የብሄራዊ ቡድን አስልጣኝ  የመሆኑን ሐሳብ ተስማሙብት

By Betemariam Hailu BBC Sport, Addis Ababa

The Ethiopian Football Federation has confirmed it has agreed a deal for Portuguese coach Mariano Barreto to take charge of the national football team.

The former Ghana coach will be unveiled on Tuesday according to EFF president Juinedi Basha.

"We've selected Barreto to be the new coach, we've agreed on the terms and conditions," Basha told BBC Sport.

He replaces Sewnet Bishaw, who was sacked in February after a poor campaign at the African Nations Championship in South Africa.

Barreto's main task will will be to lead the Walya Antelopes to the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco.

Ethiopia are one of 21 nations who have gone straight into the group stages of the Nations Cup qualifiers, which get underway in September.

The 57-year-old quit Ghana in September 2004 after just nine months in charge, citing problems in communications with the country's football association.

He went onto coach Portuguese side Maritimo and several other clubs in Europe including Russian sides Dynamo Moscow and Kuban Krasnador.

ባለፈው ስለ ግብፅና ሱዳን ላቀርበነው ዜና ተጨማሪ ማስረጃ

በተፈጥሮ አንዳንዶቻችን ትክክለኛ ወሬ የሚመጣው ከፈረንጅ ብቻ ይመስለናል። አንዳንዱ ታሞ ሆስፒታል ሄዶ እንኳ በሙያው የተካነ ያገሩ ሰው እያለ የፈረንጅ እረዳት ቢያክመው የሚምርጥ አይጠፋም። ማፋሪያ መሆን ነው። ዜናም ያው ነው። ልክ በቦታው የተገኘው ባለጉዳዩ ከሚናገረው ይልቅ  ውሽት ጨማምሮ አጣፍጦ ድርጊቱ ከተፈፀመበት ቦታ የትዬለሌ እርቆ ያለውን ፈርንጅ የሚያምን አለ። ጉግል እንኳ በአቅሙ መጀመሪያ የሚያስቀምጠው ፈረንጅ የፃፈውን ነው። ማፈሪያ ይሉታል ይህን ነው።  ለዚህ ከዚህ በታች ያለውን አንብቡ

Egypt, Sudan rhetoric escalates over disputed region

CAIRO — The Egyptian-Sudanese dispute concerning the sovereignty of the Halayeb-Shalateen Triangle continues to be a source of constant tension in relations between the two countries. The escalatory rhetoric has risen between officials from both countries, without any real diplomatic solutions on the horizon for this issue, which has been on hold since the reign of late Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser and Sudan’s independence in 1956.
The debate between Egyptian and Sudanese officials was renewed this time around when Sudan’s Minister of State at the Presidency Al-Rashid Haroun announced on Jan. 6 that the Halayeb border region with Egypt was 100% Sudanese, and that discussions and understandings were possible with Cairo in this regard. Egypt, on the other hand, rejected this statement when its Foreign Ministry spokesman, Ambassador Badr Abdel Ati, issued a news release published by Egyptian media on Jan. 7, which read: “The Halayeb-Shalateen Triangle is part of Egyptian territory and subject to Egyptian sovereignty. Cairo will not accept any compromise solutions because its position is clearly defined.”

In this regard, a diplomatic source with close ties to the Egyptian government told Al-Monitor: “The relationship with Sudan is marred by many unresolved issues, particularly the dispute over the Halayeb Shalateen Triangle, which remains unsettled despite all international legal or official efforts. Add to that Khartoum’s espoused stances, which might be detrimental to Egyptian interests, such as its support for the building of the Ethiopian Renaissance Dam.”

The source, who wished to remain anonymous, explained, “This is not the right time for Cairo to deal with the disagreement over the Halayeb area with Sudan. The country is living in a state of security alert, with army troops concentrating their efforts to secure Egyptian borders, particularly in Sinai and the western border with Libya. This is a result of the fears that elements might infiltrate the country to harm Egyptian national security. The present transitional period also does not allow entering into a regional engagement with another country. But there are policies that the Egyptian government has adopted to exploit the Halayeb area for the benefit of the Egyptian economy, and to achieve real development there.”

On Nov. 27, 2013, the Egyptian cabinet formed a special committee tasked with the implementation of an urgent plan to develop the Halayeb and Shalateen area, through investments totaling 764 million Egyptian pounds ($110 million). These investments were used to complete road and water networks as well as housing projects for the settlement of the regions inhabitants. This move reflected the government’s interest in this region, considered to be one of the most important tourist and investment destinations in Egypt.

“Egypt considers the Halayeb and Shalateen region to be rich in resources, and of special strategic importance politically and economically,” said Council of Ministers spokesman, Hani Salah, speaking to Al-Monitor.

Salah added that the cabinet was considering signing agreements permitting the exploitation of the region’s gold and manganese deposits, as well as activating the Shalateen Mining Co. through coordinated efforts between the Ministry of Petroleum and the armed forces.

Deposed President Mohammed Morsi’s administration faced overwhelming popular disapproval when Sudanese officials were quoted as saying that it had expressed willingness to negotiate on restoring the Halayeb and Shalateen region to Sudan, during a visit by Morsi to Khartoum in May 2013. However, the Egyptian presidency denied those statements at the time.

With the backdrop of Egypt asserting its claim on the Halayeb region, and its attempts to exploit the natural resources and riches there, Sudan’s ambassador to Egypt, Kamaluddin Hassan, spoke with Al-Monitor about his country’s position on this issue.

“We must recognize that an ongoing problem exists between Egypt and Sudan concerning the Halayeb-Shalateen Triangle. In fact, a conflict exists as a result of Cairo and Khartoum’s insistence on their respective viewpoints in this regard. We hope that this conflict would soon be resolved in a brotherly fashion between the two countries. But I also hope that this issue not be raised again in Egyptian media because doing so has caused a lot of damage to Egyptian-Sudanese relations, and Sudan is of the opinion that our interests are greater than to be confined into one specific area,” said Hassan.

Similarly, Egypt’s ambassador to Sudan, Abdel Ghaffar al-Deeb told Al-Monitor: “The political leaderships of both countries had previously agreed that the Halayeb and Shalateen region be an integrated area used for economic development, especially after Sudanese President [Omar] Hassan al-Bashir announced that Sudan did not intend for Halayeb to be the source of disagreement and conflict with Cairo.”

Groups of political activists, headed by former member of parliament Ahmad Raslan, formed a popular delegation that went to Halayeb city, where it held a town hall meeting to assert Halayeb and Shalateen’s Egyptian identity, chanting the slogan “Halayeb is Egyptian.”

The Egyptian government also opened seven electoral stations in Halayeb and Shalateen cities during the constitutional referendum Jan. 14-15. According to official estimates, the majority of the region’s inhabitants voted in favor of the new Egyptian constitution.

The history of the conflict

The Halayeb-Shalateen Triangle lies on the African side of the Red Sea, encompassing 20,580 square kilometers (7,946 square miles). Its three largest cities are Halayeb, Abu Ramad and Shalateeen, with Egypt imposing its full security control over the region in 2000.

The conflict between Egypt and Sudan over the Halayeb-Shalateen Triangle began in 1958, after Sudan gained its independence and decided to secede from Egypt. Subsequently, the Sudanese administration included the region in Sudan’s electoral districts. Friction endured between the two countries throughout the 1980s and 1990s, with the conflict primarily focusing on petroleum and gold resources. In addition, the Egyptian army made 39 raids inside Sudanese borders in 1995. The crisis emerged anew in 2010, when Sudan insisted that the region be considered part of its electoral districts.

Hani Raslan, an expert in Sudanese affairs at the Al-Ahram Center for Strategic Studies, spoke to Al-Monitor about this issue. “Sudan resorts to causing problems with Egypt every time it faces internal unification crises and every time it tries to prevent rifts from occurring inside the country. It would have been better if it had held on to larger and richer areas of land that became part of South Sudan when the latter seceded in 2010. Furthermore, the 1899 agreement states that the border line between Egypt and Sudan lies on the 22nd parallel north of the equator; yet Halayeb is located further north of that line,” said Raslan.

As of yet, neither Egypt nor Sudan announced the adoption of official measures to solve the ongoing conflict over the region. This comes at a time when the Egyptian government is fully exploiting the area’s resources and maintaining its security control over the region.

Read more: http://www.al-monitor.com/pulse/originals/2014/02/egypt-sudan-halayeb-shalateen-border-region.html##ixzz2zAm8s2DW

የድሮ የበግን ዋጋ ስነግራች 200 አመቴ እንዳይመስላችሁ።

ድሮ ልጅ እያለን በግ 14 ብር። የዘበኛ ደሞዝ 50 ብር ሲሆን የአንደኛ ደረጃ አስተማሪ የሚቀጠረው 235 ብር ሲሆን ዲግሪ ያለው መምህር ደግሞ 500 ብር ነበር። ያኔ እንቁላል የብር ከ12-20 ሲሽጥ የከትማ አውቡስ ድግሞ .15 ሳንቲም ነበር። አንድ ሽሮ ክፈለ ሃገር .50 ሳንቲም ሲሆን አዲስ አበባ 1.50 ይገኝ ነብር።ዶሮ ደግሞ ከብር ከሃምሳ እስክ ሁለት ብር ስጥሽጥ በሬ ወደ ሰባ አምስት ብር ነበር የሚገርመው የዶላር ምንዛሪ 2.50 ብር ነበር::

እስኪ ከላይ ያሉትን ነገሮች እንደገና የዛሬውን አሃዝ እያስገቡ ይፃፉት

በግ______ብር። የዘበኛ ደሞዝ_____ ብር ሲሆን የአንደኛ ደረጃ አስተማሪ የሚቀጠረው ______ ብር ሲሆን ዲግሪ ያለው መምህር ደግሞ _______ ብር ነበር። ያኔ እንቁላል የብር ከ________ ሲሽጥ የከትማ አውቡስ ድግሞ _______ሳንቲም ነበር። አንድ ሽሮ ክፈለ ሃገር _______ ሳንቲም ሲሆን አዲስ አበባ ________ ይገኝ ነብር።ዶሮ ደግሞ _____________ ብር ስጥሽጥ በሬ ወደ _________ ብር ነበር የሚገርመው የዶላር ምንዛሪ _______ ብር ነበር::

Africa will need 14,500 new pilots and 16,200 technicians through 2031 Read more

“To transport one container from China to Ethiopia is almost triple the cost of sending a container from China to Brazil,” Liu Jiang, a general manager with Lifan, a Chinese automobile manufacturer, told Africa in Fact, a publication of Good Governance Africa, an advocacy group. In general, shipping goods to Africa is not expensive; it’s the inland transport costs that send the bill skyrocketing.


"Because of poor safety records, African airlines often face higher leasing costs than other carriers. According to The Economist, a European airline, for example, could be charged $180,000 a month to lease a five-year-old Boeing 737, but a Nigerian carrier could be slapped with a bill of up to $400,000."

"“African airlines have to raise their game and their remuneration packages to retain pilots, engineers, cabin crew, and airline managers,” says Mike Higgins, IATA Regional Vice President for Africa. Ethiopian Airlines, for instance, is handling it creatively. “Instead of complaining, why don’t we train enough people not only for our airline but also for the region?” Tewolde Gebremariam, the airlines’ chief executive officer told Airlines International, an IATA publication. His airline has expanded intake at the Ethiopian Aviation Academy in Addis Ababa from 200 to 1,000 students per year."

" Boeing, a US aircraft manufacturer, estimates that Africa will need 14,500 new pilots and 16,200 technicians through 2031, according to IATA"

ድንቄም አሳ ማጥመድ

ድንቄም አሳ ማጥመድ

የግመል ሻዎር

የግመል ሻዎር

እውነትም የፈረስ ጉልበት

እውነትም የፈረስ ጉልበት

ፋሲካ መድርሱን ያልሰማው በግ

ፋሲካ መድርሱን ያልሰማው በግ

ጥሩ ጓደኛ ከአንበሳ መንጋጋ ያስጥላል::

ኢትዮጵያ እንደ ህንድ ብትሆን ፋሲካ ምን ይመስል ነበር?

ህንድ አገር አሉ፣ "አሉ" ነው ሰው የከብት ስጋ ስለማይበላ በሬና ላም ጋሪ ይጎትታሉ, ከዚያ አርጅተው መሞት ብቻ ነው። ይህ  አገራችን ውስጥ ቢሆን ምን ይፈጠራል? አታድርስ ነው እንጂ እውን ቢሆን ክትፎ፣ ዱለት፣ ጥብስ፣ ጎረድ ጎረድ፣ ስጋ ወጥ ሁሉም ባይ ባይ ይሉና አቶ ሽሮ ብቻ አለቃ ይሆን ነበር።   ፋሲካም በቃ  ምን ይመስል ይሆን:

ግን እርስዎ ይስማማሉ? ብታምኑም ባታምኑም ጥቅሙ ያመዝናል።  ለኪስም ለጤንነትም ጥሩ ነበር ፣ በተለይ ደግሞ አሁን በሬው በማዳበሪያ እያደገ ሰውን በሽታ ላይ ነው የጣለው አሉ::

ሱዳንና ግብፅ ሉጣሉ ነው አሉ?

የምስራች ሱዳንና ግብፅ ሉጣሉ ነው አሉ። ሰው ሲጣላ የምስራች አይባልም ግን በኢትዮጵያ የመጣ ስለሆ ነው። ይህን ቢቢሲ፣ ሲኤንኤን ወይም አልጃዚራ የዘገበው አይደለም። የውስጥ አዋቂ ነው የተነፈሰው። ነገሩ እንዲህ ነው። ድሮ ሱዳን ከዛሬዋ ደቡብ ሱዳን ነፃ አውጪ ጋር ግብ ግብ ስትፈጥር ግብጽ ድመጿን አጥፍታ በሰሜን ሱዳን ወይም ደግሞ በደቡብ  ግብፅ ላይ ወደ ቀይ ባህር የምትጥጋዋን  ሃላብ (Hala'ib (Arabic: حلايب‎) or Halayeb) የተለለች ቦታ(ወደብ) አፈፍ አድርጋ ልክ አሁን ራሽያ ካርምያን እንደወስደችው ትወስዳልች። በዚያን ወቅት አልባሽር ሃሳቡ ሁሉ ደቡብ ሱዳንና ዳርፉር ላይ ስለነበር የሆዴን በሆዴ ብሎ ቁጭ ብሎ ነበር። አሁን ግን የይገባኛል ጥያቄ ስላነሳ ግብፅ ለጥያቄው ደስተኛ አይደለችም ነው የሚሉት። ይህ ብጥብጥ ገና ጥንስስ ሲሆን  እየፈላ ነው አሉ። ይህ ለኢትዮጵያ ታላቅ ዜና  ነው። ሳይደግስ አይጣላም ይሉታል ይህን ነው።

Hala'ib

Hala'ib or Halayeb is a Red Sea port and town, located in the Hala'ib Triangle, a 20,580 km² area disputed between Egypt and Sudan. The town lies on the southern tip of the Egyptian Red Sea Riviera and is near the ruins of medieval Aydhab.

ፔት (pet) ዶሮ ወይም በግ

ፕት (pet) ዶሮ ወይም በግ

ከዚህ ከአሜሪካ አንድ ድረ ገጽ አለ ስሙ ክሬግስ ሊስት(craigslist)  ይባላል። ልክ ኮልፌ ተራ፣ መርካቶ፣ ፒያሳ ሁሉም ተደባልቆ እንደ ማለት ነው።ድረ ገጹ ላይ  አንዱ ቤት ያከራያል፣ ሌላው አሮጌ ካልሲ ይሽጣል፣ አንዷ እዩኝ ትላለች አንዱ ይህን እፈልጋለሁ ይላል ሌላው ስራተኛ ቀጣሪ አስቀጣሪ ነኝ፣ እንጨት ፈላጭ፣ ቀለም ቀቢ፣ አስተማሪ፣ ዘበኛ፣ ልጅ ጠባቂ በቃ ሁሉም አለ። ታዲያ አንድ ቀን በአጋጣሚ አንድ ሰው ዶሮ በነጻ እሰጣለሁ የሚል ማስታወቂያ አየሁ። በቃ  ቀይ ገብስማ ዶሮ። ወዲያው ደወልሁለት። የሚከተለው ቃላ ምልልስ ተደሮጎ ነበር። በአጭሩ

እኔ  “ሄሎ”

ባለ ዶሮ “ሄሎ”

እኔ “ማስታዎዊያ አይቼ ነበር ክሬግሊስት ላይ”

 ባለ ዶሮ  “የምን ማስታዎቂያ?”

እኔ” በነጻ የምትሰጥ ዶሮ”

 ባለ ዶሮ  “አዎ አለች”

እኔ “መውሰድ እችላለሁ”

ባለ ዶሮ “አዎ ግን አንድ ነገር ቃል ግባ”

እኔ “ምን?”

ባለ ዶሮ “ዶሮዋን መብላት አትችልም”

እኔ “ምን?”

ባለ ዶሮ  “አዎ ዶሮዋን መብላት አትችልም”

እኔ “ህም…”

ባለ ዶሮ  “አዎ ዶሮዋ ፔት (pet) ነች።  ግን አንቁላሏን ብቻ ነው መብላት የምትችለው”

እኔ ፔት የሚለው ድመት  ናት ነው የመሰለኝ

እኔ “እሺ”

ከዚያ የት እንደማስቀምጣት ግራው ሲገባኝ ሳላመጣ ቀረሁ።

ግን ያ ፔት (pet) የሚለው ነገር ሁሌ  ያስቀኛል

ምክንያቱም እዚህ አሜሪካ (የሌላውን አገር አላውቅም) በግም ሆነ ፍየል ወይም ዶሮ አሳማማ መሆን ይችላል አንዴ ፔት (pet) የሚለውን ስም ካገኘ አይበላም አሉ። ፔት (pet) ማለት ልክ የእንስሳ ጓደኛ ማለት ነው። ከሁሉ ፈገግ ያደረገኝ ኢትዮጵያ  እያለሁ አስፈልፍየ አሳድጌ ትልቅ ሲሆኑ ያው ታርደው የተበሉት ፔቶቼ ናቸው። አዎ የለመዱት በግም ሆነ ዶሮ ሲታረድ ያሳዝናል ግን ያው ያለ ነው። ቻለው ቻለው አለ ዘፋኙ:: የአገራችን ዶሮወችና በጎች የዚህ የፔትን ነገር ቢሰሙ ለፋሲካ ስንት ዶሮውች ነፍሳቸው ይተርፍ ነበር። ግን የፔትን ነገር ያገራችን ዶሮችና በጎች አይስሙት ነው። ዳሩ ዋጋቸው ስለናር ሳንወድ በግዳችን ፔቶች ሆነዋል።