Ethiopia declares state of emergency

[Jaywatt3]

@uwesmake

wakenya ni wivu wanaona ndio wana condemn Ethiopia .

there is nothing to be envious about

[Ruffneck]

@Wakanyama

kama babuon ndiye atalete hiyo unity wacha ikae,and he will never be president

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[Jaywatt3]

@Mathaais

Trouble in ‘paradise’.

paradise???

[Mathaais]

@Jaywatt3

paradise???

In quotes brother.

[Guru]

And a country named Georgia saw the only country in East Africa to plant their embassy is Ethiopia and one has to travel all the way to Addis for an interview simply because Ethiopia can’t have an online one.
‘Paradise’ indeed!

[brelex]

@WuTang

In Kenya, the government listens to its people. In many African countries, you will not get the openness/democratic space we enjoy here.

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[Abba]

@uwesmake

Those Oromos are schupid

Check your facts about Oromo and amhara. Similar to kikuyu and Luo hostilities in Kenya. Read history mundu mstrong

[inzhener_otmetka]

@Jaywatt3

other countries must have said the exact same thing about us in 2007

Hata M7 was not amused…

[jakait]

Kenyans and our grandeur delusions. Ethiopia can burn for all I care,it’s this country that matters most. Anyone saying Raila will never be president is 99% likely to be a Kikuyu. Luos on the other hand loathe anyone who is not of their tribe. We will eventually come out worse than Ethiopia and sadly,we here have monkeys celebrating Ethiopia’s tragedy.

[system]

@Mathaais

Trouble in ‘paradise’.

Literally

[inzhener_otmetka]

@Jaywatt3

yeah and by the way the term fastest growing means that particular economy iko nyuma sana that’s y ikona a lot of room for growth

It’s like someone who has never owned any means of personal transportation going ahead and buying a bicycle while @uwesmake still has his high-end German machine. Statisticians will tell you that the bicycle guy is growing at a very high rate and is poised to overtake ango within the next 2 years.

[baserock]

@nairobilay

I watched a VICE documentary about ethiopia the other day. Im not sure how old it was, but from what i saw, things arent as rosy in ethiopia as its made out to be. According to the documentary, the country has very few tv and radio stations, and they are all state run…guys are arrested and held without trial…people just “disappear”…it was made to look quite bad.

So this news doesnt quite come as a shock if the documentary painted a true picture of what the country is like

It’s really bad it would make the jubilee government appear like saints. Anyway life goes on despite information freedom starvation. Another thing I found to be funny is that you give businesses foreign currencies, say dollar they won’t sell it back when you done. No forex in short unless central bank approves … what the fuck! Anyway staying there was not among my best moment as our neighbor Uganda liberally provided me with a pussy whore without having to part with so much!

[Kiraguify]

@Bingwa Scrotum

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OOF!!! :D:D:D

[4makind]

@jakait

Kenyans and our grandeur delusions. Ethiopia can burn for all I care,it’s this country that matters most. Anyone saying Raila will never be president is 99% likely to be a Kikuyu. Luos on the other hand loathe anyone who is not of their tribe. We will eventually come out worse than Ethiopia and sadly,we here have monkeys celebrating Ethiopia’s tragedy.

Who is celebrating Ethiopia’s problems? We are just trying to understand what is happening to a country that seemingly was doing great on the economic front and now is in turmoil.

[WuTang]

@brelex

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It does to an extent. Hata kama leaders ni corrupt. Just compare what we have with say TZ, UG or even Eritrea.

[brelex]

@WuTang

It does to an extent. Hata kama leaders ni corrupt. Just compare what we have with say TZ, UG or even Eritrea.

isorait nimekuelewa

[FieldMarshal_CouchP]

@Ruffneck

Your average Kenyan does not take any lesson from the fracas in Ethiopia, no. To them, there has to be some form of deek measuring contest.

Well, if you can see past the simple-mindedness, Ethiopia is the best example of why besides building things all over the place, it is necessary to work on cohesion among the people who live within. So you may build all the things you want, but a simple civil strife will wipe all that out. Just like it happened here in 2007, and may as well happen in the future. But no, “development” is important. We are bombarded with all the imaginary things the govt is doing while the govt cares less about the unity among citizens. And you wonder how Africans take ten steps ahead, and twenty behind right after trying to shout at the top of their voices how they’re coming up.

So, if I hate your ‘jaruo’ ass, or you hate my brown teeth, EXACTLY HOW IS THE GAVA SUPPOSED TO MAGICALLY ELIMINATE THE HATE? I don’t know how many times I have called out this asslame argument that its the gava’s duty to make people love each other…

[jakait]

@4makind

Who is celebrating Ethiopia’s problems? We are just trying to understand what is happening to a country that seemingly was doing great on the economic front and now is in turmoil.

@4makind

Who is celebrating Ethiopia’s problems? We are just trying to understand what is happening to a country that seemingly was doing great on the economic front and now is in turmoil.

cynism has been the order of the day when matters regarding Ethiopia are discussed here. This post is no better

[vanadium]

I think we all agree that Kenya “democracy” is founded on tribalism, corruption, and impunity.

It is therefore debatable whether Kenyas “democracy” is better than Ethiopia’s version of “democracy”.

One clear aspect is that tribalism, corruption and impunity kills kenyans on a daily basis; either directly or indirectly.

[AMB_Sunday]

Ethiopia is fucked up
They play this card that… they wear suits inside an overall…
It’s a state that is authoritarian, civilians have no freakin right to do shit
Anyway, with all our problems in Kenya, I love it here, no place like home
Our little democracy is enough