We are incredibly proud to spotlight these visionary leaders who are redefining the communications and PR landscape in Ethiopia. From industry pioneers to strategic architects, these men are setting new benchmarks for excellence and driving powerful brand narratives at the highest levels. Recognized among the top men shaping the PR industry in Ethiopia, these professionals are at the forefront of innovation, strategic growth, and narrative excellence. Join us in celebrating: - Daniel Meboya Massamba, NORCAP Expert, Strategic Communication, African Union Commission - Henok Sirak, Head Group PR and Corporate Communications, Ethiopian Airlines - Yasser Bagersh, Managing Director, Cactus Ethiopia - Addis Alemayehou, Chairman, Kazana Group | CEO, 251 Communications & Marketing PLC - Samuel Bekele, Founder, Spotlight Communications and Marketing Ltd - Behailu Ayele, Corporate Communications & CSR Director, BGI Ethiopia - Dagmawi Zeleke Asfaw, Communications Director at Ethiopian Investment Holdings - Yishak Zelleke, Managing Director, Prologue Burson - Lioul Asfaw, Managing Partner, Velocity Marketing ET - Zelalem Woldemariam, Founder, Zeleman Communications #AfricaPRWeek #AGPRW #AfricaGlobalPRWeek #RedefiningPR

“አሁን” አልበም ቅምሻ ላይ አክብራችሁኝ የተገኛችሁ ሁላችሁንም እግዚያብሔር ያክብርልኝ። ነገ ጥቅምት 21 ቀን በ bio ውስጥ ያለው የእኔ ዩቲዩብ ቻናል በመጀመሪያ ጊዜ ይቀርባል። 👉 YouTube channel link in my bio , subscribe #hailuamergamusic #ethiopianmusic

አሁን የተሰኘዉ አልበሜ አርብ ጥቅምት 21 በራሴ YouTube channel ይለቀቃል bio ላይ ባለዉ link በመግባት subscribe እንድታረጉ በአክብሮት እጠይቃለሁ። #ahun #hailu #hailuamergamusic #ethiopianmusic #album

The bad one as well is this international break.

In the entire Amharic thesaurus, there is no phrase more dangerous than "ችግር የለም"

Last night I had gango Ethiopian style. They have fresh beef hanging on the right side of the restaurant. You choose your preferred cut, and it is barbecued/braaied, then served sizzling on a metal plate with fire underneath. I had it with Injera, Ethiopia’s national staple food — a soft, spongy flatbread made primarily from teff flour, a highly nutritious ancient grain native to the Ethiopian highlands. It is fermented for two to three days, giving it a slightly sour taste and a unique texture filled with tiny holes (called eyes) that absorb the sauces beautifully. Injera is to Ethiopians what sadza is to Zimbabweans. I also tried their beer called St. George; it is smooth, , crispy, tasty, and easy on the tongue. St. George Beer is one of Ethiopia’s oldest and most beloved lagers, brewed by the St. George Brewery. It was the first industrial brewery in Ethiopia, established in 1922 by a Belgian investor named Gaston Vanderhaegen and named after Saint George, the patron saint of Ethiopia. St. George Beer is a national icon to Ethiopia, it is what Castle is to Zimbabwe and South Africa. What I experienced with their version of gango, Injera, and St. George Beer reflects more than just Ethiopian cuisine; it represents the heartbeat of the country’s economy. That single restaurant alone serves seven carcasses of cattle a day. These foods and drinks are produced locally, creating jobs for farmers who grow teff and barley, butchers who supply the meat, restaurant workers, and brewery staff. They sustain entire value chains that run from rural villages to urban markets. The brewing of St. George Beer and the making of Injera also foster national pride and cultural identity, drawing tourists eager to experience authentic Ethiopian flavours. This cultural tourism brings in foreign currency while strengthening Ethiopia’s soft power across Africa. I asked myself; why do we import maize when we have so much land in Zimbabwe? It comes down to one thing that I preach about daily, leadership! People want to see and experience an economy that is growing.

Congratulations, #Ethiopia, for achieving Regulatory Maturity Level 3 in the @WHO’s global classification of national regulatory authorities. Ethiopia now joins Egypt, Ghana, Nigeria, South Africa, Tanzania, Zimbabwe, Senegal and Rwanda in reaching Maturity Level 3 on the continent. This progress is making Africa closer to improving local production and access to safer, quality medicines and medical products. #HealthForAll

Fun fact: The stadium where Barça and PSG are currently playing is the same stadium where Derartu Tulu won the women’s 10,000m in 1992, becoming the first Black African woman to win an individual Olympic gold medal.

Lol...

Thanks to that club, I now watch entertaining games. Who would have thought Deportivo could win after going a man down?

OUSMANE DEMBÉLÉ IS THE 2025 MEN'S BALLON D'OR! #ballondor

The Key word here is 'መብራት ሄደ እንዳይባል'፥ እንጂ እንዳይሄድ አይደለም

Funny how the US Embassy has the time and energy to post a farewell for its IMF boy, but not a single congratulatory word for the Ethiopian people on completing the GERD Dam — the project bringing electricity to millions.

The one good thing about the international break is Ange is back to @premierleague

Congratulations 🇪🇹. #ItsMyDam

Congratulations #Ethiopia 🇪🇹.

We, Ethiopians, Achieved Centuries-Old Dreams Today, we are on the eve of the inauguration of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) that marks the realization of a vision held by generations of Ethiopians. For centuries, the people of Ethiopia have dreamed of harnessing the power of the Abbay (Blue Nile) to fuel national development, energize transformation and improve livelihoods. This monumental project, finally coming to fruition, symbolizes our national pride and sovereignty. It is a testament to Ethiopia’s determination to utilize its natural resources responsibly and equitably for the benefit of its citizens and the broader region. We Have Not Achieved This Result Overnight but Overcome Numerous Odds! The journey to this moment has been long and challenging. Ethiopia faced international skepticism, economic constraints, and geopolitical pressures from various quarters. Technical challenges, security concerns, and complex negotiations with downstream countries added layers of complexity. Despite all these obstacles, our steadfast commitment, resilience, and innovative spirit enabled the country to progress forward and reach this historic milestone. The GERD stands not only as an engineering marvel but as a symbol of overcoming adversity through perseverance. As we have been all along saying, it is built with Ethiopian sweat and blood to benefit not only #Ethiopia, but also the people of African in the region to access clean energy including multiple benefits to immediate downstream countries. Congratulations to All Fellow Ethiopians who made this possible and those friends of Ethiopia and Africa’s development for enduring support.

The most shoplifted book of all time is the Bible.

From Ethiopia to AFRIMA Glory I’m honored to represent my Ethiopia as a nominee for Best Female Artist in Eastern Africa! I need YOUR support to make history together. Starting September 10th, let’s vote to win this award together!Thank you for believing in me.VoteHaleluyaAFRIMA

ሰይፉ ቀጣይ እሁድ አቡበከርን 'እንዴት ነው አግብተሃል?'