Afalgun

11/28/2019

Afalgun's cover photo

11/27/2019

NowThis Politics

NowThis Politics

Trump promised that his administration would find ‘the best people’ for the job, but former Labor Sec. Robert Reich is not convinced

11/25/2019

Horror Movies TV

Horror Movies TV

great movie....great movie....great movie

11/21/2019

5 TERRIFYINGLY Large Creatures That Will Give You Chills!

5 TERRIFYINGLY Large Creatures That Will Give You Chills!

Everyone Who Is Scared of Larger-Than-Average Animals Side a Collective Sigh of Relief when It Was Confirmed that Clifford the Big Red Dog Was Fictional but ...

11/20/2019

ባልደራስ Balderas

ባልደራስ Balderas

እስክንድር Nov 24 Hilton Alexandria በ 2:00 PM እንገናኝ ብላል ::

11/20/2019

11/20/2019

The Late Show with Stephen Colbert

The Late Show with Stephen Colbert

After being personally invited by New Zealand’s Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, Stephen Colbert packs his bags and heads to the tiny island nation for an unforgettable week of adventures we’re calling “Stephen Colbert: The Newest Zealander.”

11/20/2019

Aajeedh khalique

Aajeedh khalique

HARDEST SLAP ON THE INTERNET!!!!

CTTO

11/19/2019

Only Movie

Only Movie

One of the best war movie

11/18/2019

Only Movie

Only Movie

Good Movie in 2005

11/18/2019

WORLD EXCLUSIVE: Dubai royal insider breaks silence on escaped princesses | 60 Minutes Australia

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9lQLXArjNs8

For the first time, Dubai royal family member and palace insider, Marcus Essabri, exposes what life is like inside the royal family. In a world exclusive int...

11/18/2019

Afalgun's cover photo

11/18/2019

https://www.facebook.com/bemnete.eyob

11/17/2019

AbbayMedia

AbbayMedia

Ethiopia -19ኛው ታላቁ እሩጫ እና አዝናኝ ጥያቄና መልስ
ከታች ያለውን ሊንክ በመጫን ሙሉውን ፕሮግራም ይከታተሉ
https://youtu.be/IPhRoai7u6c

11/17/2019

11/15/2019

Inside Tyler Perry’s 300-Acre Studio Compound in Atlanta | Open Door | Architectural Digest

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zgacuXdzCmw

Today we take you to Atlanta, Georgia to tour the sprawling Tyler Perry Studios. Home to productions like Marvel’s “Black Panther” and AMC Networks’ “The Wal...

11/14/2019

“የኢትዮጵያ ኦርቶዶክስ ተዋህዶ ቤተክርስቲያን ዛሬም የጥቃት ኢላማ ሆናለች”የኢ.ኦ.ቤ የአዲስ አበባ ሰልፍ አስባባሪ ኮሚቴ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3RRHiaOmG8

11/14/2019

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3RRHiaOmG8

11/14/2019

Enkèn yèlélèbesh by Girma Bèyènè & Akalé Wubé

Enkèn yèlélèbesh by Girma Bèyènè & Akalé Wubé

The first clip from the upcoming album "Mistakes on Purpose" by Girma Bèyènè & Akalé Wubé, to be released on the Ethiopiques Series as volume 30. Video shot ...

11/14/2019

VT

VT

Carried away

Credit: Manon Mathews

11/14/2019

Tamagne Beyene

Tamagne Beyene

“ሁላችን ሟቾች ነን....ለህይወት ካልሞታችሁ ለመሞት መኖር አትችሉም “ ይለናል ይህ ወጣት/
ዮናስ ዘውዴ
እስቲ እናድምጠው።

11/13/2019

NowThis Politics

NowThis Politics

FIRST IMPEACHMENT HEARING: In explosive testimony, two top U.S. officials will declare under oath that Pres. Trump tried to enlist a foreign power to help him win the 2020 election by holding back $400 million in military aid to an ally being menaced by Russia. Senior U.S. diplomats William Taylor and George Kent will also detail their first-hand knowledge of Rudy Giuliani's 'shadow diplomacy' to personally benefit Trump. It is Congress's first public impeachment hearing in over two decades.

11/12/2019

5-Minute Crafts

5-Minute Crafts

Simply amazing everyday hacks. 💥

11/12/2019

Sparkle Diva

Sparkle Diva

"There is this church in Abuja with a weird flex. The Pastor built a swimming pool in the church premises and called it "pool of bethsheba" or something.

The pool has healing powers. Enter and your problems disappear. If you want to enter the pool, you have to pay 50K per swim"

11/12/2019

[ነፃ ውይይት] ጃዋር ኦሮሚያን ከልሎ 'ንጉስ' መሆን ነው የሚፈልገው | Seyoum Teshome | Meskerem Abera | Ethiopia

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNgTTH0kxgA

11/10/2019

Cocoro

Cocoro

Twin Babies Who Don't Realize They've Been Born Yet

11/10/2019

Design Facts

Design Facts

Lack of empathy is the root cause for all problems.

11/10/2019

Afalgun

11/09/2019

Below is a photo of Baba 70, Fella with one of his dancer, Bose Ogulu on stage.
Bose Ogulu is the mother of Nigeria's musician Burna Boy.
Are you thinking what am thinking🤔.
🧐

11/07/2019

Afalgun

11/07/2019

Mark Angel

Mark Angel

ASSISTANT PASTOR Part 2 (Mark Angel Comedy)

K brown has finally entered trouble

11/07/2019

Commnet titelalek mmmm

11/06/2019

Ethio Impress

Ethio Impress

Remembering Shaft in Ethiopia. 1973 (must see)

11/06/2019

11/05/2019

WE STAND UNITED

WE STAND UNITED

11/05/2019

11/04/2019

Ethiopia: ኦባንግ ለዶ/ር አብይ ምላሽ ሰጠ - "ክቡር ጠ/ሚ/ር! ያልነገሩን ነገር አለ" Obang Metho | Dr Abiy Ahmed

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uavwH_Rr4vY

Zehabesha | Mr. Obang’ call for justice and action to save lives, prevent tragedy and revive our nation from becoming failed state. We’re here for one reason...

11/03/2019

waltainfo.com

waltainfo.com

ጠ/ሚኒስትር አብይ አህመድ በወቅታዊ ጉዳዮች ላይ የሰጡት መግለጫ

10/31/2019

PLO Lumumba

PLO Lumumba

Letter to Kwame Nkrumah:
"I Do not blame the Chinese, but I worry about them and about us."

Click here and SUBSCRIBE to get more of such quotes https://youtu.be/nc-EGszrqso

10/30/2019

Ethiopia: ሰበር መረጃ - ታማኝ በየነ ዛሬ በዋሽንግተን ዲሲ እየተደረገ ባለው ሰልፍ ላይ ያደረገው ንግግር | Tamagne Beyene's Speech

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=77afFetsCXM

Tamagne Beyene's speech - Washington DC We’re here for one reason to provide fair and unbiased information to the community and is committed to separating ne...

10/30/2019

Hg Habesha tube

Hg Habesha tube

እውነታው ኣፍረጠረጠው
የዚህ ሰውዬ ድህንነት ያሳስበኛል😁

10/29/2019

NowThis Politics

NowThis Politics

BOEING ON THE HILL: Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg testifies before Congress about his company's 737 MAX airplanes, which were involved in two crashes that killed 346 people. Mullenburg called Pres. Trump following the second crash, reportedly asking Trump not to ground the planes in the U.S.

10/28/2019

10/27/2019

10/25/2019

67 Killed in Ethiopia Unrest, but Nobel-Winning Prime Minister Is Quiet
ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia — Unrest in Ethiopia this week led to the death of 67 people, a senior police official said Friday, as questions mounted about how the prime minister, a new Nobel Peace Prize winner, has responded to mass demonstrations against him.

Kefyalew Tefera, the regional police commissioner for the Oromia region, said that 13 of those who died were killed by security forces and that the remainder died in sporadic fighting that broke out between rival groups. He said that another 213 were injured. He did not say what the root cause of that fighting was or what groups were involved.

The violence has threatened to taint the image of Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, 43, the winner of this year’s Nobel Peace Prize, who has yet to publicly comment on the deaths.

Mr. Abiy was attending a summit meeting of African leaders in the Black Sea resort town of Sochi, Russia this week when thousands of people took to the streets of the Ethiopian capital and several regional towns. The protests were spurred by a prominent critic of the prime minister who accused the police of plotting an attack on him.

The critic, Jawar Mohammed, is the founder of an independent media network, and claimed that there was a plan to arrest or possibly kill him at his house in the capital, Addis Ababa. The accusations stoked longstanding tensions in Ethiopia, the second-most populous nation in Africa, and drove hundreds of Mr. Jawar’s ethnic Oromo supporters to gather outside his home.

By Thursday night, Commissioner Kefyalew said, calm had been restored to the country, with “no kind of protest or violent activities.” Officials also announced on Friday that they had deployed soldiers to seven regional towns, including six in the Oromia region, after violence broke out this week.

“This will bring about stability in the areas in cooperation with the regional security forces,” Maj. Gen. Mohammed Tesemma of the Ethiopian Army said at a news conference.

Since coming to power, Mr. Abiy has released tens of thousands of political prisoners and been credited with ending the decades-long conflict between Ethiopia and Eritrea, its isolated neighbor. The Nobel Committee that awarded Mr. Abiy the Peace Prize on Oct. 11 cited the accomplishments of his first 100 days, including lifting a state of emergency, granting amnesty to thousands of political prisoners, halting media censorship and legalizing outlawed opposition groups.

But during his time in office, domestic tensions have festered between ethnic groups that feel emboldened by a renewed sense of political freedom.

Mr. Abiy’s failure to return to Ethiopia when the protests broke out, or to say anything to try to calm the tensions, has disappointed some Ethiopians.

“The fact he was in Russia, doing nothing to take measures, that is raising some eyebrows,” said Zemelak Aytenew, an associate professor in government studies at Addis Ababa University. “He’s supposed to be a prime minister. In other countries when these crises happen people abandon their invitations and take charge of the situation.”

“Like many people I feel ashamed he has not done more than he did in terms of taking charge of the situation,” Mr. Zemelak said.

Mr. Jawar, the Ethiopian media owner and activist, has sometimes been an ally, and sometimes a rival of Mr. Abiy. Earlier this week, before the protests erupted, Prime Minister Abiy warned Parliament that unidentified media owners were fomenting ethnic unrest.

Analysts say that Mr. Jawar, who is 33 and has American citizenship, could mount a convincing campaign to succeed Mr. Abiy in next year’s general election. Mr. Jawar fueled the protests that helped bring Mr. Abiy to power in 2018, after Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn was ousted.

Mr. Jawar called for calm on Thursday, from his home, telling his supporters: “Open the blocked roads, clear the towns of barricades, treat those who have been injured during the protests and reconcile with those you have quarreled with.”

Mr. Abiy now finds himself in the tricky position of having to quiet Mr. Jawar’s supporters while living up to his new acclaim as a global peacemaker.

Mr. Jawar, who founded the independent Oromia Media Network, enjoys an extensive social media reach in Ethiopia — he has 1.75 million Facebook followers — giving him considerable ability to mobilize demonstrations, especially in the urban areas where he is popular with internet users.

“He does have the network to launch a party,” said Mr. Zemelak, of Addis Ababa University, though he said it was unclear how popular Mr. Jawar is in poorer and more rural areas of the country.

Source: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/25/world/africa/ethiopia-protests-prime-minister.html?fbclid=IwAR26HjQ_NDGdHvkutcQKZL_DO5-zjZ3d2UUZJgkmJUCwoYHDJ5t5yPR37CQ