It is a good reason to celebrate, since we are the only generation to make it to this Ethiopian millennium ( 2000), it only comes ones, it only changes ones. So, we hear that there is a great deal of preparation back at the homeland. this is true also in various cities of North America.
It is very refreshing that we celebrate our holidays in a magnificent manner,as a ritual. What makes the millennium unique is not just only it is a holiday, but it is a ONE time incident and it is the only opportunity for
Yes, we are proudly behind the world seven-eight years according to our Ethiopic calendar. But, the truth of the matter is we are also behind the whole wide world seven-eight centuries.
http://www.oxfam.org/en/programs/emergencies/eafricafoodcrisis/index.htm
What is the point? The point is that while we are celebrating our unique role in
Let’s cling to the idea that “the time is now” to turn the country so rich with culture, but so stricken by poverty and corruption. Let’s believe and claim together “The generation is mine, the tools are my creativity, the people are my team who are determined to change the country/our country that has bowed down because of the heavy yoke of poverty, the heavy yoke of corruption”
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Very well said. Enjoyed it.
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Greetings,
I have recently come across your blog and after a close look, I feel it is in our reader’s best interest to link to each other’s blog since we both discuss and talk about related issues.
You can see what I mean by visiting my blog at http://www.abesha.wordpress.com.
My blog is called Abesha Bunna Bet. And it is a blog focused mainly on Ethiopia and Africa
Thanks for your effort and consideration.
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