MINILIK SALSAWI

Teddy Afro made the following message on the occasion of the 127th Adwa Victory Day.     It is with great national pride that I convey my greetings to all the dear Ethiopians in the country and all over the world.   As we celebrate this year's 127th Adwa Victory Day, we emphasize that our country Ethiopia is at a time when its destiny as a country is in great danger, and we have a great historical responsibility and trust to protect our common country, which our forefathers have preserved for us with great struggle and sacrifice, and to save it from the most challenging existential danger. It should be taking into account that it falls on the shoulders of a generation.   Ethiopia live forever!   Theodore Kasahun     (Teddy Afro)  

An expert in the field said that the closure of some social media sites in Ethiopia has affected Online Market.   Bahru Zeinu, the vice president of Digital Transformation Ethiopia, told Voice of America that the closure of social media has slowed down online shopping, which was already booming. He said the situation has a negative impact on the economy.   The Ethiopian Human Rights Commission, on the other hand, said that blocking social media is an action that violates the right to access information and freedom of expression, and the restriction should be lifted. Social media has become rampant, and it’s a part of our daily lives, so one can only imagine how Ethiopians reacted when the platform was restricted just before a rival rally. The decision came in after a split in the Orthodox church. It all began about a month ago when certain clerics alleged that the main church discriminated against people based on their ethnicity. The church has denied these allegations but it