13 Month of sunshine

18/03/2024

ዳሎል ሀገር በቀል የተቀናጀ የልማት ድርጅት ሲሆን ወሎ ዩኒቨርስቲ በሚገኙ መምህራንና ሰራተኞች የተቋቋመ ና ከሺቪል ማኅበራት ፈቃድ ያገኘ ሲሆን ከዚህ በታች በተዘረዘሩት ራዕይ፣ተልኮና ዓለማን መሰረት ያደረገ ስራወችን ለመስራት በእንቅስቀሴ ላይ ይገኛል ስለዚህ የድርጅቱ ዓለማ እንዲሳካ በሃሰብ ድጋፍ ማድረግ ወደ ድርጅታችን ይቀለቀቀሉ

DALLOL INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT ORGANAIZATION is A LOCAL DEVELOPMENTAL (NGO) WITH the FOLLOWING VISION and MISION
Vision
DIDO aspires to see a community with equal access to education, healthcare, economic opportunities, social justice, and environmental sustainability in Ethiopia
Mission
• Provides accessible and equitable education opportunities, fostering lifelong learning, and building a skilled and knowledgeable community.
• Promotes the health and well-being of community by delivering comprehensive healthcare services, advocating for preventive care, and fostering a culture of wellness.
• Preserves and protects the environment by implementing sustainable practices, raising awareness about environmental issues, engaging the community in conservation initiatives, and promoting innovative agricultural technologies.
• Promotes economic growth and social justice by supporting entrepreneurship, fostering job creation, and advocating for equal rights and systemic change.
• Strives to empower community members to take collective action towards community development engaging individuals and organizations.
• Strives to create resilient community by healing their psychological trauma through continuous mental health and psychosocial services.
• Generate evidence based interventions to enhance socio-economic improvement.

28/02/2023

09/02/2023

"ጨለማ ሲበዛ ድንጋይ ይደበቃል፣ ከዋክብት ግን ይደምቃሉ። መከራ ሲበዛ ቅዱሳን ይገለጣሉ፣ ኃጥአን ግን ይደበቃሉ።
ጨለማ ለኮከብ መድመቅያው ለድንጋይ ግን መደበቂያው ነው።

24/01/2023

Ethiopia deserves the title of “Roof or Africa”.


More than 70% of Africa’s mountains are in Ethiopia, the reason for the country often being called “the Roof of Africa.”

The country houses several mountain groups on its central and western plateaus, probably of early volcanic origin. The most notable are the Simien Mountains, with its highest point being Ras Dejen (or Dashen), which is 4 533 metres high.

24/01/2023

The longest river in the world has its origin in Ethiopia.


Lake Tana in Ethiopia supplies the Blue Nile River, which in turn feeds the White Nile River to form the Great Nile River, the longest river in the world.

The Great Rift Valley cuts through Ethiopia from northeast to south of the country and is the only physical feature of Africa that it visible from space.

24/01/2023

Ethiopia is a country that loves vibrant and colourful festivals.


The country’s biggest festival, Timket, is an annual festival lasting three days and honouring the baptism of Jesus Christ in the river Jordan. Priests remove the ‘Tabots’ (replicas of the Ark of Covenant) from each church and march to a nearest water source for communal baptism. Thousands of locals dressed in dazzling white traditional dress accompany the priests with their ceremonial robes and sequined velvet umbrellas.

24/01/2023

Ethiopia is the home of the Beatles’ “Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds”.


Lucy is perhaps the most famous of all Ethiopia’s residents.

This is the common name given to a fossilised skeleton of a female of the hominin species Australopithecus afarensis that was discovered in 1974 by paleoanthropologist Donald Johanson of the Cleveland Museum of Natural History at Hadar, a site in the Awash Valley of the Afar Triangle in Ethiopia.

The assembled part of the skeleton is also known by its Amharic name Dinkinesh, which means “you are marvellous” in that language. The skeleton was named Lucy after the song “Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds” by the Beatles, which was playing in the expedition camp repeatedly all evening after the excavation team’s first day of work on the recovery site.

The Lucy specimen is dated to about 3.2 million years ago and presents a small skull similar to that of non-hominin apes, plus evidence of a walking-gait that was bipedal and upright, akin to that of humans, supporting the view of human evolution.

Lucy became famous worldwide, and the story of her discovery and reconstruction was published by Johanson in his later book.

24/01/2023

Africa’s first Olympic gold medal was won by an Ethiopian.


Ethiopian Abebe Bikila was the winner of Africa’s first Olympic gold medal in the Olympics of 1960 in Rome. Bikila only made the team at the last minute due to another athlete that had broken a foot. Bikila chose to tackle the marathon barefoot, eventually outrunning the hot favourite, Moroccan Rhadi Ben Abdesselam, by a full 25 seconds.

Newspapers consequently commented that it had taken an entire Italian army to conquer Ethiopia, but only one Ethiopian to conquer Rome. Four years later, he became the first person to win the Olympic marathon twice when he won the Tokyo Olympics and set a world record in doing so.

Fact number 21 – Yet another Ethiopian athlete astonished with a set of world records and Olympic gold for the marathon.

Long distance track and road runner Haile Gebrselassie won two Olympic gold medals in 1996 and 2000 in the 10 000 meters and four World Championship titles in the same event.

He won the Berlin Marathon four times consecutively and also had three straight wins at the Dubai Marathon. His running skills were developed while he ran 6 miles (10 km) to school and back every day as a child.

24/01/2023

Ethiopia was the first country to accept Islam as a religion.


Ethiopia was the first foreign country to accept Islam when it was still unknown in most parts of the world. Ethiopia also favoured its expansion and making Islam present in the country since the times of Muhammad (571 to 632).

The country is said to have sheltered the Prophet Muhammad, his family, and his followers when they were being persecuted and killed by pagan Arabians. Today, about 55% of the population of Ethiopia is following Islam.

The first Muslim call to prayer was done by an Ethiopian named Bilal Ibn Rabah and the Al Nejashi mosque in northern Ethiopia was first mosque that was built outside of Arabia.

24/01/2023

24/01/2023

Ethiopia – I’m sure you know the name, but how much do you actually know about this intriguing African nation? With beautiful landscapes, wonderful wildlife, a quickly growing economy and friendly locals, it should definitely be on your travel bucket listets find out some facts about this unique country in Africa – and some of them might surprise you!

Ethiopia is home to the lowest place on the African continent, the Danakil Depression.
The depression is at the junction of three tectonic plates in the Horn of Africa, and sits at approximately 125 metres below sea level. At 200 kilometres long by 50 metres wide, this relatively small desert is also home to roughly 25% of Africa’s volcanoes!
Image credit: Torsten Martens
Ethiopia’s Danakil Depression is the hottest place on Earth.
The average year-round temperature is 34.4 degrees Celsius making it the hottest place on Earth. On top of that, it is also extremely dry, receiving between just 100 and 200mm of rain per year. Despite these extreme conditions, it’s often referred to as the cradle of humanity, with many ancient hominin fossils having been found here over the years.
They run on their own calendar
Like a number of other cultures and countries around the world, Ethiopia runs on its own calendar. We won’t get into the nitty gritty details of it, but essentially its calendar has 13 months in the year, meaning at the moment they are technically in the year 2012. Let’s hope when they get to 2020 they have a better year than us!
And they run on their own time!
Not only is the calendar different to ours, they also use their own clock. In a system that really makes perfect sense, the day starts when the sun rises. 1 o’clock is sun rise, and 12 o’clock is sunset, then they have a 12 hour night clock as well. When someone tells you the time when you’re there, just make sure you check if its Ethiopian time or Western time!
It was the birthplace of coffee!
There are many legends about the origins of coffee, but it is thought that its heritage can actually be traced back to a goat herder on the Ethiopian plateau. The legend goes that the herder noticed his goats had an affinity for the berries from a certain tree, and that when they had eaten them they were so energetic they couldn’t sleep at night. After experimenting with turning the berries into a drink at his local monastery, he found it kept him alert through the long hours of the evening prayer. The drink was shared with monks at the monastery and from these humble beginnings, the coffee industry exploded. It is now estimated that 500 billion cups of coffee are drunk each year, and we are forever grateful to that goat herder!

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Ethiopian man, Abebe Bikila, was the first black African to win gold at the Olympics!
The odds were against Abebe Bikila when he participated in the marathon at the 1960 Olympics. He only made it into the team because another athlete had broken their foot, and then chose to run the marathon barefoot as his new shoes were giving him blisters. Despite that, he managed to win the race in world record time, and also went on to win in 1964 as well. He has a pretty incredible story so if you’ve got some time, definitely look it up.
Addis Ababa is the highest capital city in Africa
Located in the highlands bordering the Great Rift Valley, the capital city of Addis Ababa sits at 2,355 metres above sea level – the highest in Africa. This sprawling city is also the fourth largest on the continent and is one of the best places to sample the delicious Ethiopian cuisine.
You’ll find lots of vegetarian cuisine in Ethiopia
We touched on it in our previous point, but the food in Ethiopia is delish, and it’s also a great place to visit if you’re a vegetarian. Many Ethiopians follow an Orthodox Christianity religion which prohibits eating any animal products on Wednesday and Friday, which means you’ll almost always find vegetarian dishes on the menu. The base of just about every Ethiopian meal is a delicious pancake-like bread called injera, which you’ll find mounded with tasty stews and curries.

Image credit: AmelGhouila
Ethiopia was never colonised by the Europeans
Ethiopia is one of just two African countries that are considered to have never been colonised. That being said, Italy did occupy the country between 1936-1941, however the Ethiopians continued to fight back, and the country was never fully under Italian control. The turning point of the campaign was the start of World War II. England chose to come to the aid of Ethiopia and after beginning their attack, had retaken Addis Ababa within three months.
Over 80 languages are spoken in the country
Ethiopia has upwards of 80 languages spoken across its regions, and as of 2020 it even has five official working languages: Amharic, Afaan Oromo, Tigrinya, Somali and Afar. English is the most commonly spoken foreign language, and University classes are all taught in English.

06/01/2023

Christmas is one of the most joyous festivals of the year, awaited by everyone, including children and grown-ups. The glittery decoration, gifts, cakes, delicious meals, Christmas carols, everything about the festival is just splendid. But above all it's about the love, laughter and the precious time spent with the family and the loved ones. i wish Happy Ethiopian Christmas.

06/01/2023

Wollo, formerly referred to as ―Bete Amhara,‖ refers to a region of Amharic-speaking . It was one of the oldest provinces of Ethiopia; located in the north-eastern part of Ethiopia at the cross- roads of the Red Sea, Gulf of Aden, Sudan, and central and Southern Ethiopia. Its geostrategic central position has made it a historical focal point of historical dynamics in Ethiopia. Due to its geostrategic position, many writers of the medieval period referred to Wollo as the ―center and the heartland of the Abyssinian Empire. On account of these, major historical battles among political, social, and religious forces occurred in this region leaving their own mark on it and the nature of the Ethiopian state. Before the sixteenth century, Wollo had been a center of history, political administration, religion, and religious education. As a result, numerous historical events have taken place in this province. Due to such factors, it was part of the historically dominant regions in Ethiopia. However, after the sixteenth century we see a decline in the position of Wollo. A province which was part of the center, afterwards the sixteenth century, had been downgraded to the periphery following its domination by Islam and Oromo, which were two subjects of marginalization in Ethiopian historiography. Thereafter, the province was relegated from the country‘s political ground and historical narration due to ethnic, religious, and political backgrounds. In the earliest recordings of the historically dominant groups of Ethiopia, Wollo was not properly represented as it was regarded as a Muslim and Oromo province. In much of the recently recorded literature on the subaltern groups in the post-1991 period, the internal events of Wollo have been ignored. Therefore, both in the past and recently, the socio-political history of Wollo province has never been given due regard. Despite the fact that Wollo bears elements of both the historically dominant and historical subaltern of Ethiopia, it has not been provided proper representation by the narrative of the historically dominant groups, as it is not given proper place in the emergent history of the subaltern in Post-1991 Ethiopia. This paradox of Wollo belonging to both but not given due attention and representation is the corridor leading to explore the dark sides of Ethiopian historiography. Thus, this study attempts to examine why, how and in what way Wollo has been neglected from the country‘s political ground and historical narration. It will also try to reconstruct the social and political history of the province in the period under study.

06/01/2023

Ethiopia, in the Horn of Africa, is a rugged, landlocked country split by the Great Rift Valley. With archaeological finds dating back more than 3 million years, it’s a place of ancient culture. Among its important sites are Lalibela with its rock-cut Christian churches from the 12th–13th centuries. Aksum is the ruins of an ancient city with obelisks, tombs, castles and Our Lady Mary of Zion churchrcheologists have found the oldest known human ancestors in Ethiopia, including Ardipithecus ramidus kadabba (c. 5.8–5.2 million years old) and Australopithecus anamensis (c. 4.2 million years old). Originally called Abyssinia, Ethiopia is sub-Saharan Africa's oldest state, and its Solomonic dynasty claims descent from King Menelik I, traditionally believed to have been the son of the queen of Sheba and King Solomon. The current nation is a consolidation of smaller kingdoms that owed feudal allegiance to the Ethiopian emperor.

Hamitic peoples migrated to Ethiopia from Asia Minor in prehistoric times. Semitic traders from Arabia penetrated the region in the 7th century B.C. Its Red Sea ports were important to the Roman and Byzantine Empires. Coptic Christianity was brought to the region in A.D. 341, and a variant of it became Ethiopia's state religion. Ancient Ethiopia reached its peak in the 5th century, then was isolated by the rise of Islam and weakened by feudal wars.

Modern Ethiopia emerged under Emperor Menelik II, who established its independence by routing an Italian invasion in 1896. He expanded Ethiopia by conquest. Disorders that followed Menelik's death brought his daughter to the throne in 1917, with his cousin, Tafari Makonnen, as regent and heir apparent. When the empress died in 1930, Tafari was crowned Emperor Haile Selassie I.

Haile Selassie, called the “Lion of Judah,” outlawed slavery and tried to centralize his scattered realm, in which 70 languages were spoken. In 1931, he created a constitution, revised in 1955, that called for a parliament with an appointed senate, an elected chamber of deputies, and a system of courts. But basic power remained with the emperor.

Fascist Italy invaded Ethiopia on Oct. 3, 1935, forcing Haile Selassie into exile in May 1936. Ethiopia was annexed to Eritrea, then an Italian colony, and to Italian Somaliland, forming Italian East Africa. In 1941, British troops routed the Italians, and Haile Selassie returned to Addis Ababa. In 1952, Eritrea was incorporated into Ethiopia.

02/01/2023

የደቡብ ወሎ ዞን መስህቦች
🚦🚦🚦🚦🚦🚦🚦🚦🚦
ደቡብ ወሎ ዞን በምስራቅ አማራ የሚገኝ ሲሆን የቆዳ ስፋቱም 1,872,611 ሄክታር ሲኖረዉ በምስራቅ አፋር ክልልና የኦሮሚያ ብሔር ብሔረሰብ ዞን፣ በምዕራብ ምስራቅ ጎጃም እና ደቡብ ጎንደር ዞን፣ በሰሜን ሰሜን ወሎ ዞን እና በደቡብ ሰሜን ሸዋና ኦሮሚያ ክልል ያዋሰኑታል፡፡ በዉስጡ 20 ወረዳዎች እና 9 የከተማ አስተዳደሮች አሉት፡፡
ደቡብ ወሎ ዞን ከ10.1°-11.43° ላቲቲዩድ ሰሜንና ከ38.29°.40.29° ሎንግቲዩድ ምስራቅ ባለዉ ጂኦግራፊያዊ ክልል ውስጥ ሲሆን የመሬት አቀማመጡ ወጣ ገባነት የበዛት ነዉ፡፡ የአየር ንበረቱ 9.2% ቆላማ፣ 54.4% ወይናደጋ፣ 35.2 ደጋ እና 1.2% ዉርጭ ነዉ፡፡ የሙቀት መጠኑ ደግሞ ከፍተኛዉ ከ20-27c° ዝቅተኛዉ ደግሞ ከ10 ዲግሪ ሴንቲግሬድ በታች ይሆናል፡፡ ዓመታዊ የዝናብ መጠን 500-1,200 ሚ.ሜ ነዉ፡፡
ደቡብ ወሎ የቱሪስቶችን ቀልብ የሚስቡ በርካታ ተፈጥሯዊ፣ ባህላዊ፣ ታሪካዊና ሃይማኖታዊ ቅርሶች ባለቤት ነዉ፡፡
የተለያዩ ብሔርሰቦችና የሃይማኖት ስርዓቶች ተዋደዉና ተከባብረዉ የሚኖሩበት ኢትዮጵያ የምትታወቅባቸዉ 4 ባህላዊ የሙዚቃ ቅኝቶች መነሻ ነው፡፡
ደቡብ ወሎ በጥንት ዘመን አንቱ የተሰኙ የሃይማኖት ሙህራንና መሪዎች የተፈጠሩበት በመሆኑ ዛሬም የስራቸዉን ኃያልነት የሚያንጸባርቁ ምስክሮቻቸዉ በቋሚነት አገልግሎት እየሰጡ ይገኛሉ፡፡ ስለሆነም የዘመኑን የስነ-ኅንጻ እድገት ቁልጭ አድርጎ የሚያሳዩ በርካታ ሳይንሳዊ በሆነ መንገድ ተጠንተዉ እዉቅና ያልተሰጣቸዉ አብያተ ገዳማት፣ ቤተ-መንግስትና መስጅዶች፣ በብራና ላይ የተጻፉ የጽሁፍ መረጃዎች ስዕሎችና ቅርጻቅርጾች፣ ንዋየ ቅድሳት፣ አልባሳት፣ የመገልገያ ቁሳቁሶች፣ታሪካዊ ቦታዎች፣ የጦር ምሽግ፣ የጦር ሜዳ ታዋቂ ሰዎች መካነ -መቃብሮች እንዲሁም የበርካታ ተፈጥሯዊ የመሬት አቀማመጥ፣ ወንዞች፣ ሃይቆች፣ ተራሮች፣ ብርቅየ እንስሳት እጽዋት እንዲሁም ረቂቅ መስህቦች በስፋት የሚገኙበት ነዉ፡፡

1.የደቡብ ወሎ ዞን የተፈጥሮ መስህቦች
1.1 ብሔራዊ፣ ታሳቢ ፓርኮችና የተፈጥሮ ደኖች
👉የቦረና ሳይንት ወረሂመኖ ብሄራዊ ፓርክ
👉የወለቃ በቶና አባይ ብሄራዊ ፓርክ
➡የየጎፍ ጥብቅ ደን
➡የአናቤ ጥብቅ ደን
1.2 ሀይቆች
1.2.1. ሎጎ ሀይቅ
1.2.2 ማይበር ሀይቅ
1.2.3 ጎልቦ ሀይቅ
1.2.4 አርድቦ ሀይቅ
1.3 የተፈጥሮ ፍል ውሀዎች
1.3.1 ሀርቡ ፍል ውሃ
1.3.2 ሚሌ ፍል ውሃ
1.3.3. ወንበሩ ስላሴ ጸበል
1.4 የተፈጥሮ ዋሻዎች
1.4.1 አጼ ዳስ ዋሻ
1.4.2 እርድ ዋሻ
1.4.3 ጥቃና ቅዱስ ዮሃንስ ዋሻ
1.4.5 የላሊበላ ዋሻዎች /ተንታ ወረዳ/ ግርሜ፣ ላሊበላ፣ መሀልናሶስትያ
1.4.6 ልጓማ ዋሻ አሰን ጣሂሩ ዋሻ
1.5 የተፈጥሮ ድልድዮች-
1.5.1 ወለቃ የአለት ድልደይ

2. ባህላዊ/ሰውሰራሽ/ መስህቦች
2.1 የጥንታዊ ዘመን አብያተ ክርስቲያናት፣ መስጅዶችእና ታሪካዊ ቦታዎች
/1000ዓ/ዓ-1270ዓ/ም/
ጥንታዊ አብያተ-ክርስቲያናት
2.1.1.1 ርእሰ አድባራት ወገዳመ ተድባበ ማሪያም
2.1.1.2 ጅፋ ደብረታቦር መድሐኔአለም ቤተክርስቲያን
2.1.1.3 መቅደላ ደብረ-ምህረት ማርያም ቤተክርስቲያን
2.1.1.4 ሰላምጌ ደብረ-ሳህል ቤተ-ክርስቲያ
2.1.1 5 ቤተ-ማርያም ገዳም
2.1.1. 6 ደብረ-ከርቤ አባ ያዕቆብ ገዳም
2.1.1.7 ፋላ ቅ/ጊዮርጊስ ቤተ-ክርስቲያን
2.1.1.8 ግሸን ደብረከርቤ
2.1.1.9 ኤልሻማ ደብረማህቶት መድሐኔአለም ቤተክርስቲያን
2.1.1. 10 ሀይቅ እስቲፋኖስ አቡነ እየሱስ ሞአ አንድነት ገዳም
2.1.1.11 አቡነ ገብረ እንድሪያስ ገዳም
2.1.1.12 ደብረ ሰላም ቅ/ጊዮርጊስ ቤተ-ክርስቲያን
2.1.1.13 ምስካቤ ቅዱሳን ገዛዛ አቡነ ገ/መንፈስ ቅዱስ ገዳም
2.1.1.14 ጓጥ ቅዱስ ጊዮርጊስ ቤተ-ክርስቲያን
2.1.1.15 አትሮንሰ ማርያም የአጼ ይኩኖ አምላክ መቃብር ቦታ
2.1.1.16 ጋቲራ ማርያም
2.2 የመካከለኛው ዘመን አብያተ-ክርስቲያናት፣ መስጅዶች እና ታሪካዊ ቦታዎች /1270 ዓ/ም እስከ 1557 ዓ/ም/
2.2.1 የመካከለኛው ዘመን ቤተ-ክርስቲያናት
2.2.1.1 አባ ጽጌ ድንግል መድሐኔአለም አንድነት ገዳም
2.2.1.2 ደብረዘይት የዱጋ መድሀኔ አለም
2.2.1.3 ዋሻ ማርያም
2.2.1.4 መካነ ስላሴ ቤተ-ክርስቲያን
2.2.1.5 ወይብላ ማርያም
2.2.1.6 ገዳም ኪዳነ ምህረት
የመካከለኛው ዘመን መስጅዶች
2.2.2.1 የምስላዩ ሸህ ዶሪሕ
2.2.2.2 ባጃ ባህላዊ እና መንፈሳዊ የእምነት ቦታ
2.2.2.3 ጫሌ መስጅድ-
2.2.2.4 ቀልቀልሻ መስጅድ
2.2.2.5 በሊና መስጅድ
2.2.2.6 ሐራ ጎበደኑ መስጅድ
2.2.2.7 አስተንክር መስጅድ
2.2.2.8 የአርባ ጫማ ጥንታዊ መስጅድ
2.2.2.9 ጀማ ንጉስ መስጊድ
2.2.3 የመካከላኛው ዘመን ታሪካዊ ቦታዎች
2.2.3.1 የመሆነኛ ተራራ
2.2.3.2 የአጼ ናኦድ ቤተ-መንግስት
2.2.3.3 የአንበሳ ምስል ድንጋይ
2.3 የጎንደር ዘመን ቤተ-ክርስቲያናት፣ መስጅዶች እና ታሪካዊ ቦታዎች /1557ዓ/ም እስከ 1855 ዓ/ም
የጎንደር ዘመን ቤተ-ክርስቲያናት
2.3.1.1 ቀይ አፈር ገዳም
2.3.2 የጎንደር ዘመን መስጅዶች
2.3.2.1 በረበር መስጅድ
2.3.2.2 አዳራሽ ባህላዊ የእምነት ቦታ
2.3.2.3 የዛውዮች የእስልምና ት/ቤት እና መስጅድ
2.3.2.4 ጀማ ንጉስ መስጅድ
2.3.2.5 ደብሪቱ ዳሬ ሰላም መስጅድ
2.3.2.6 የመጅት መስጅድ
2.3.3 የጎንደር ዘመን ታሪካዊ ቦታዎች
2.3.3 የአጼ ገላውዲዮስ ቤተ-መንግስት ፍርስራሽ
2.4 የዘመናዊ ዘመን ከ1855 ዓ/ም እስከ አለንበት ዘመን ቤተክርስቲያናት፣ መስጅዶች እና ታሪካዊ ቦታዎች
2.4.1 የዘመናዊ ዘመን አብያተ ክርስቲያናት
2.4.1.1 የሀዋሪያው ቅ/ቶማስ ቤተ-ክርስቲያ
2.4.1.2 ቦሩሜዳና የቦሩስላሴ ቤተክርስቲያን
2.4.1.3 ታች ተንታ ደብረብረሀን ቅ/ሚካኤል ደብር
2.4.1.4 ደሴ ገነተ ቅ/ጊዮርጊስ ቤተ-ክርስቲያን-48
2.4.1.5 ደብረ መድሐኒት መድሐኔ አለም ቤተክርስቲያን
2.4.1.6.የወረኢሉው ደብረ ሠላም ቅዱስ ጊዬርጊስ ቤተክርስቲያን
2.4.2 ዘመናዊ ዘመን መስጅዶች
2.4.2.1 ገታ ሀጅ ቡሽራ ሰይድ መስጅድ
2.4.2.2 ደገር የቦረናው ሸህዬ መስጅድ
2.4.2.3 የሸህ ሁሴን ጅብሪል የመቃብር ቦታ
2.4.2.4 ገረዋ መስጅድ
2.4.2.5 ደባት መስጅድ
2.4.2.6 የሸዋበር መስጅድ
2.4.2.7 ጀበሉልነጃ የመሬት ውስጥ መስጅድ
22.4.3 የዘመናዊ ዘመን ታሪካዊ ቦታዎች
2.4.3.1 ወረኢሉ
2.4.3.2 መቅደላ አምባ
2.4.3.3ይስማ ንጉስ
2.4.3.4 የአይጠየፍ አዳራሽናአብያተ-ቤተመንግስት
2.4.3.5 የካፒቴን ጎራና ደጃች መንገሻ አቡየ
2.4.3.6 ደደሬ ማርያም
2.4.3.7 ደሴ ሙዚየም
2.4.3.8 ወ/ሮ ስሂን ፖሊ ቴክኒክ ኮሌጅ
2.4.3.9 አልጋ ወራሽ ቤተ-መንግስት
2.4.3.10 የበላይ ዘለቀ ምሽግ
2.4.3.11 እሮጌ ሜዳ
2.5 ከፍተኛ ቦታዎች
2.5.1 ታቦር ተራራ
2.5.2 ጎላቴ ተራራ
2.5.3 ጋያ ተራራ
2.5.4 የወል ተራራ
ዝቅተኛ ቦታ አራባቲ
3.ረቂቅ ባህላዊ እሴቶች
ክፍል ስድስት
3.ረቂቅ ባህላዊ እሴቶች
3.1 የአርጎባ ብሄረሰብ ታሪካዊ አመጣጥና መለያዎች
3.2 የአሆላሌ ባህላዊ ጫዎታ
3.4 የጊምባ እረኞች እና ቱሊ አውሊያ
3.5 የሙዚቃ ቅኝቶች
3.6 መንዙማ
3.7 ባህላዊ ግጭት አፈታት
3.8 የአማሬ ቁና
3.9 ስነ-ቃል
3.10 ልዩልዩ የእደ ጥበብ ሰራዎች ስጋጃ፣ የገዳም ሸከላ፣ የበቅሎ እቃ፣ ብልኮ ...

ክፍል ሰባት
ሙዚየም
የሀይቅ እጢፋኖሰና አቡነ እየሱስ ሞዓ አንድነት ገዳም ሙዚየም፣
ግሽን ደብረ ከርቤ ደብር ሙዚየም
የተድባበ ማርያም የደብር ሙዚየም ና ሌሎች በግንባታላይ ያሉ ሙዚየሞች የዞኑን ባህላዊ፣ ታሪካዊ ና ተፈጥረሯዊ ገጽታ የሚያሳዩ የጉብኝት ማእከሎች አሉ፡፡

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Kitaw Ejigu the first Ethiopian 🇪🇹 NASA Aerospace scientist

Kitaw Ejigu was an Ethiopian American scientist who served as chief of spacecraft and satellite systems engineer for NASA for four decades.With his co-workers, Kitaw invented spacecraft and rockets to support Planetary Science Research and Exploration. He was also among scientists who invented Flight Dynamic Simulator, Advanced Global Positioning Satellite System, and Aerospace Rocket mechanics.Before his journey to the United States, he worked as Chief technical advisor and assistant manager for Ethiopian Automotive Services and Sales Company.He was the first Ethiopian Aerospace scientist.

Dr. Engineer Kitaw Ejigu worked as a Space Technology and Systems Research scientist at Boeing, Rockwell International, and Loral Corp., and invented two aerospace mechanisms for JPL/NASA that were patented under NASA’s new technology. Kitaw’s brilliant career also included working as a Space Technology and Systems Research scientist at Boeing, Rockwell International, and Loral Corp. He was in charge of the definition, design, development, integration, test, and launch of sophisticated planetary mission spacecrafts and earth-orbiting satellite systems while in that role.
Dr. Engineer Kitaw Ejigu

Kitaw also managed a joint NASA/ESA (European Space Agency) International Solar Polar Mission Spacecraft Systems Interface as a systems design engineer at JPL.

While working with other NASA scientists with Apollo astronaut Buz Aldrin, the second man to walk on the Moon, Kitaw devised two aeronautical mechanisms (patented under NASA’s new technologies initiatives) in 1978. Kitaw led Martin Marietta’s research team in numerous related advanced technology application research efforts on Mars missions, producing remarkable scientific achievements. In 1986, Kitaw joined the Space Systems Division of Rockwell International (the company that built the space shuttle orbiter).

29/10/2022

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በካራ ምሺግ ላይ፣
በበሩ ሚካኤል፥ በጃማ ደጎሎ
ሸዋን አሻግሬ፥ ይዣት ገባሁ ወሎ፤
በሶለጌ በኩል ፥ በአህያ ፈጅ ብስቋም
በኢልሻማ አድርጋ ፥ በመድሃኒያለም
በጃማ ደጎሎ ፥ ሀሮ ሜዳን አልፋ
ደግሞ በቦረና ፥ በከላላ ታጥፋ
ደንቆሮ ጫካ ነች፣
ከአምሐራ ሳይንት ፥ ከፓርኩ ውስጥ አርፋ፤
ገነቴን ተራምዳ ፥ መካነ ሰላም
ገብታ ሰነበተች ፥ ተድባበ ማርያም፤
ስትስም ስትጸልይ ፥ ተድባበ ቆይታ
አሁን ደግሞ አለፈች ፥ በሚካኤል ተንታ፤
ሱርሲና መስጅዱን ፥ ያባቶቿን ስፍራ ፥ ሰላም እያለች
በበሼሎ በታች ፥ በአጅፋር አለፈች፤
ከአንዱ ሰው መሰዊያ ፥ ከመቅደላ አንብታ
ከንጉሥ ሚካኤል ፥ ተራምዳ በተንታ
ተሁለደሬን ሽቅብ ፥ ወግደን እያየች
ደሞ ተመልሳ ፥ ወራኢሉ ከተመች፤
ከገታው አንበሳ ፥ ከቡሽራው መስጊድ
አምባሰል ላይ ወጥታ ፥ ጦሳ ልትራመድ
ዴሴ ላይ ልትገባ ፥ ወረኢሉን አልፋለች
የጅባትን ሜዳ ፥ የበሸሎ ወንዙን፥ ዘልቃ ተሻግራለች
ከሸህ ሁሴን አገር ፥ ሰላምጌ ስላሴ
ከእትዬ መነን ፥ ሳትደርስ ደሴ
ከግሸኗ ማርያም ፥ ሲቀደስ ቅዳሴ
ሀይቅ ከስጢፋኖስ ፥ ሲቀኝ በዜማ
ሲዘመም ሲወረድ ፥ ሲወጣ በግርማ
ታስቀድስ ነበረች ፥ ግሸን ማርያም ቆማ፤
እንደ እራስ ሚካኤል ፥ ልክ እንደንጉሡ
በሀረጎ ጋልባ ፥ በነጭ ፈረሱ
በአምባሰል ትዝታ ፥ በባቲ ፈንጥዛ
ጦሳ ከተራራው ፥ ገባች ላኮ መልዛ
በሸዋ ላይ ደሴ ፥ በጃማ ቦረና
ወሎ ላይ ሆነላት ፥ አለም እንደገና፤
ፉል አንባ ጊዮርጊስ ፥ ወሎ ባህል አምባው
ከገታው አንበሳ ፥ ደሴ ዙሪያ ገባው
አንባሰል ውጫሌን ፥ ይስማ ንጉሡን
ጀማ ንጉሥ መስጅድ ፥ ደሞ ሳልሙኔን
የነ ሸሁን አገር ፥ የሸህ ሁሴንን
አሻግራ እያየችው ፥ ዴሴ ሙዜምን
ጎብኝታ ጎብኝታ ፥ ብዙ ተደምማ
አቡነ አሮን ገባች ፥ ደጃፉን ተሳልማ፤
ከመቄት ተሻግራ ፥ እራያና ቆቦ
በአንጎት ተስባ ፥ ማዶውን በአዘቦ
ዓይና ቡግና ሆና ፥ መቄት ብትሻገር
አንጎት ተራመደች ፥ ጋዞ ብላ ልደር፤
ግዳን ራያ ላይ ፥ ከቆቦ ከተማ
ዳውንትን እያየች ፥ ከዋድላ ላይ ከርማ
ጉባ ላፍቶ ሄደች ፥ ወልድያ ከተማ
እየተዛወረች ፥ ከሀብሩ መርሳ
አሜን እያለች ነው ፥ ጉፍታዋን ለባብሳ፤
መገን የወልድያ ፥ መገን የወሎ ሰው
ተርበው ቢሄዱ ፥ ፍቅር ነው ፥ ሚያቀምሰው፤
ፍቅሩን ካጣጣሙት ፥ ከቶም ከጠገቡ
ዘላለም ጥጋብ ነው ፥ ደግመውም አይራቡ
መገን ጉባ ላፍቶ ፥ ከዋድላ ደላንታ፥ እየተመጀነች
ይህች የሸዋ ልጅ ፥ ወሎ ላይ ተሻግራ፥ ወልድያ ከረመች፤
ድፍን መሐል ወሎ ፥ በፍቅር ሰንብታ
የአሳምነው አገር ፥ የአባቶቸ ቦታ
ወዴት ነው እያለች ፥ ገባች አሉኝ ላስታ፤
ላስታ ዙሪያ ገባው ፥ ያበቅላላል ምርጥ ዘር
አንድ ሆኖ ቢነሳ ፥ ይበቃል ለአንድ አገር
በአባት ሀገር መኖር ፥ ሆነና ጥሪዋ
ወሎ ለመሰንበት ፥ ዘልቃለች ከሸዋ
ጊዜው እስከሚደርስ ፥ ትንቢቱ እስኪከትም
በሱባኤ ሆኖ ፥ ሳትሄድ ወዴ'ትም
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28/10/2022

መገን!!!!!

" ይብላኝለት እንጅ ብርቅ ለሆነበት ቀየና መንደሩ፤
ከዛውያው ግርጌ.....
ሰው መካደም ያውቃል፤ የሸህ ሁሴን አገር ወሎ ገራገሩ ። "

ግጥሙን ከመንግስቱ ዘገየ ገፅ የተሞነተፈ ።