Ethiopian TV Report from the Ethiopian Ailines in Addis Ababa
Ethiopian TV Report from the Ethiopian Ailines in Addis Ababa
In Addis Ababa, Ethiopia with Sankofa World Tours
At the Trinity Cathedral and the National Museum of Ethiopia in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. To join our next Ethiopia Tour, visit sankofaworldpublishers.com
Ethiopia's capital Addis Ababa - one of the fastist growing economy in the world
Mass funeral service held for Ethiopian crash victims
Thousands of people have mourned victims of the Ethiopian Airlines flight 302 crash, as 17 empty caskets draped in the national flag were accompanied through the streets of the capital, Addis Ababa, amid emotional scenes. Relatives, friends, and colleagues of the 157 people killed when the plane crashed on 10 March lit candles and held prayers during the service. The identification of some remains of crash victims could take weeks or months, according to experts
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Ethiopian Muslims in full cry for freedom (Addis Ababa Demonstration July 26, 2013)
Anticipating a massive turnout in the holy month's biggest Ethiopian Muslims demonstration in Addis Ababa and all other major cities and towns, TPLF cadres distributed pamphlets on Thursday 25 July to discourage Ethiopians from joining the protest. When that failed they placed pro-TPLF Muslims and Sheik Nuru supporters in key areas to provoke the oppressed masses but according to eye witnesses, the peaceable protesters simply ignored them and marched past the heavily armed federal police commandos shouting Allah Waa Akbar, God is great.
The fear barrier has been effectively broken and the cry for freedom is reverberating across the vast nation. An exited protester told the Horn Times from Merkato district of the sprawling capital. Reporters on the ground even observed Muslims of Teklehaymanot district continuing with their colorful and well-organized protest till 4pm in the afternoon.
In Agaro, Woldia, and Werabe Oumr towns multitudes of protesters demanded the unconditional release of their venerated leaders and called for the restoration of their expelled imams.
The ruling junta has no right to banish our beloved imams and replace them with TPLF cadres. That is a blatant interference in our religious affairs. We are also demanding pro TPLF fake sheiks to vacate our mosques which they have occupied by force. The patriotic sheikdom of Ethiopia will never accept them as genuine Muslims. Yemer Shikur, 42, a school teacher from the town of Agaro told reporters after the protest there ended peacefully at the famous Hilal mosque of Agaro.
Across the globe, 26 July 2013 was earmarked as a day of protest for exiled Ethiopian Muslims who were joined by their Christian brothers and sisters in denouncing the flagrant human rights violations committed by the ruling minority junta.
In South Africa, the turnout was more than expected for a working day protest as hundreds gathered to voice their anger at the TPLF regime's refusal of releasing jailed Muslim leaders, political prisoners and journalists.
I am an orthodox Christian from the holy city of Addis Alem in Ethiopia. Currently am fasting Ramadan with my country's Muslims. It is a tradition I inherited from my late mother. That is how unique Ethiopia is; Interfaith harmony at its best. Today we are here in solidarity with our beloved Muslims. Daniel Haile 22, a young asylum seeker tearfully told the Horn Times.
Moreover, Similar protests are expected to take place in Canada, the US, Great Britain, Germany, Sweden, Denmark and various other European nations in the coming ours, according to our sources in the organizing committee.
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Tameru Zegeye - The 'Miracle Man' of Ethiopia
Tameru Zegeye - an Ethiopian athlete who grew up in the mountainous region of Welo has attempted to set a new World Record for the 'Longest Distance Traveled whilst balanced on crutches' (Hands).
On April 14th, 2013 a crowd of nearly 20 friends and family gathered to witness Tameru cover over 75 metres using just his hands and crutches down the track of the National Stadium in downtown Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
Ethiopia has a deep tradition for running and to pay homage to the country's athletes, Tameru's World Record was witnessed by Mohammed Aman - Olympic runner and 800m Diamond League Champion - who acted as the World Record's adjudicator.
Other judges included Keith Bowers of the BBC, Natalie Miller VP of Africa for Operation Smile (NGO for people with disabilities) and Hannah Gibson, Country Director for Jhpiego (International NGO in maternal and child health).
Tameru has an Incredible story: He was born disabled and could not walk at all for the first 15 years of his life. After a chance encounter in a church with a doctor he was provided free surgery and eventually felt empowered to start and finish high school, learn English and graduate from college with a degree in Tourism. Today, Tameru's own persistence, strength and hard work has guided him to the world of disabled sports and with this most recent stunt he believes he will be able to help and inspire other disabled athletes worldwide to realize their abilities and self worth.
Just months ago Tameru was struggling to make ends meet but always believed that he would achieve great things with his stunt skills. He trained daily for hours and carried on through his struggles - and as a result he has been hired by Ethiopia-based Circus group 'Debre Berhan' and will soon be achieving yet another dream of his - to travel for the first time outside of Ethiopia with the Circus on a tour to Sweden.
The next dream to aim for is - to one day perform and travel with Cirque Du Soleil Circus.
Filmed + Edited by: Israel Seoane
Special thanks to: our colleague Nico Demus and Olympic athlete- Mohammad Aman
and of course to all who were present on the day assisting and cheering on Tameru.
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Witness the daily life in Ethiopia's coffee fields - the most ancient coffee culture in the world.
Tourists witness growth of Addis Ababa
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Ethiopia: A Land of Rare Species
The range of terrain and climate make Ethiopia the fourth largest biodiversity zone on earth – with more unique species of flora than any other country in Africa – and a wildlife lover’s paradise.
Ethiopia’s birdlife is among the best in Africa thanks to its incredible range of different habitats and proximity to the equator. Of the 860 species found here, 18 are endemic.
Make time to visit Ethiopia, and discover for yourself the origins of so much history and culture - still vibrantly alive in a landscape of dramatic beauty. Come and you will witness how Ethiopia is original in many ways.
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Ethiopia | What She Really Looks Like
A comprehensive yet simple, scenic view of the majority of Ethiopia. As seen through the backseat of a moving vehicle. From the countryside, to the capital, to the cities in between. Ethiopia is not just Addis Ababa; there is much much more to witness, and this montage aims to capture Ethiopia in her entirety.
Footage is from a 12 day tour of Northern Ethiopia, a 3 day tour of Southern Ethiopia, and a 2 week stay in Addis Ababa. [Footage is not in chronological order]. June 16th - July 15th 2016. Shot & edited on an iPhone 6s. Enjoy!
Diggin' for vinyl in Addis Ababa
Ethiopian immigrants boarding the plane in Addis Ababa
Ethiopian immigrants board the plane in Addis Ababa, heading to Tel Aviv, Israel.
This is an historic day as we witness biblical prophecies being fulfilled. Almost 30 years ago, the Ethiopian Freedom Flights began with Operation Moses in 1984, when the Israeli government launched a covert operation to rescue Ethiopian Jews. After airlifting 8,000 Ethiopians, the mission was abruptly halted due to the lack of diplomatic relations between Sudan and Israel, and some 15,000 Ethiopians were left behind. Since then, the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews, along with our partner JAFI and the financial support of our Christian friends, has helped to bring more than 80,000 Ethiopians to Israel. Today marks the historic conclusion of a lost tribe's journey home, but The Fellowship's commitment to welcoming them and helping them transition successfully to Israeli life will continue.
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ASTER AIRPLANE _ FIRST TAXING_by EYOB YILMA (Addis Ababa, Ethiopia )
I made my own airplane in Ethiopia which is dedicated to the memory of my mother Aster Yilma.
This is my first taxing. This airplane is morethan 80% completed and if anyone interested can support my project.
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Ethiopia, Land of origins Part I: Emeralds from Southern Ethiopia
In December 2017, we had our first visit to Ethiopia and we explored the Rift Valley and the southern part of the country to visit an interesting new emerald mining project by Gemfields located near Web village close to the small town of Dubuluk. The main goal was to collect samples, on site at the mines, for the Bahrain Institute for Pearls and Gemstones (DANAT; ) reference collection in Bahrain as Ethiopia is emerging as an interesting new source for gemstones.
The Web village area started to produce emeralds in the early 2000 and stones started to reach the markets in small quantities (Cevalos & al, G&G, Fall 2012, G&G, an emerald from ethiopia, pp. 219-220) but the production remained irregular. In 2013 WGM (Web Gemstone Mining) company was created as a partnership between a local investor and the local Web village community. In 2015 that local investor invited Gemfields into the project in order to develop the mine (More at: ). Gemfields became the majority shareholder with the Web village community and the investor as partners. At the time of our visit in Dec 2017, the project was at the exploration stage. We could witness bulk sampling at the Dogogo pit. The company was working a pegmatite area that was rich in promising green beryl crystals. We collected some of the for the DANAT reference collection. The goal for WGM was to reach an emerald rich reaction zone between the pegmatite (source of beryllium) and a high grade metamorphic rock called TMS belt (for talc magnetite shist) that is the source for chromium.
During our visit we could also witness the local market taking place each Wednesday at Web village that has turned, since the arrival of the mine, into one of the most important in the region due to the additional income generated by the local community since the opening of the mine.
The general feeling we had after that first visit was that Ethiopia has a great potential to become a significant gem producer in the years to come.
Ethiopian Coffee Ceremony in the streets of Axum
In this video we witness the traditional preparation of Ethiopian coffee in a street stall in Axum. We added to this top experience the vision of a goat eating the cactus fruit that the poor neighbour seller was trading in his stall. We were a bit concerned about the effects of drinking diarrhoea loaded coffee in a street stall the day before a 10 hours drive, but our concerns were not founded. The beverage was properly boiled and all germs killed.
The preparation is simple: first the coffee is roasted and grounded (not shown in this video). The coffee grounds are then put into a pot and boiled. Once it is boiled in the pot (jebena) the lady pours it into the cups. A filter is placed in the spout of the boiling pot to prevent the grounds from escaping.
The coffee serving includes burning of various traditional incense to make the experience more aromatic.
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one of the primary stake holders of SEW ALE prases the project