He's totally right. The thing is either he just doesn't know how he should approach Seifu's question on domestic literary works or he accepts the consequences of his response particularly regarding Adam Reta. I am not Adam Reta's fan either.
This amazingly genius writer is a strange energy to the forum of our literature. He has tried his hands in novels, essays, translations and critics. His “masterpiece is not yet written” . I am calling the Writer's association if we have one to make a move and support this young author. የደራሲያን ማህበር should support authors like Yakob who has gone that far/ to the extent of living in the street/ for the sake of providing the readers something worth reading. Investors should also turn their face to investing in people like this young writer. Investing in a beautiful mind is investing in the future of our kids.
Ethiopia is grappling with an acute humanitarian crisis, exacerbated by ethnicity- based conflict, drought. This is compounded by a failure of Ethiopian government leadership to address the basic needs of its people. Reports from the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), Tufts University, the World Food Program (WFP), and the FAO itself have documented the severe conditions: Last year, USAID and the World Food Program accused the government of Ethiopia and regional entities of diverting and stealing food aid intended to save lives. Illustrative facts on the ground include: - Over 20.4 million Ethiopians, including more than 13 million in the northern regions, are acutely food insecure and in urgent need of assistance due to a combination of conflict, failed rainy seasons, and restricted humanitarian access.
Ethiopia is grappling with an acute humanitarian crisis, exacerbated by ethnicity- based conflict, drought. This is compounded by a failure of Ethiopian government leadership to address the basic needs of its people. Reports from the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), Tufts University, the World Food Program (WFP), and the FAO itself have documented the severe conditions: Last year, USAID and the World Food Program accused the government of Ethiopia and regional entities of diverting and stealing food aid intended to save lives. Illustrative facts on the ground include: - Over 20.4 million Ethiopians, including more than 13 million in the northern regions, are acutely food insecure and in urgent need of assistance due to a combination of conflict, failed rainy seasons, and restricted humanitarian access.
Ethiopia is grappling with an acute humanitarian crisis, exacerbated by ethnicity- based conflict, drought. This is compounded by a failure of Ethiopian government leadership to address the basic needs of its people. Reports from the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), Tufts University, the World Food Program (WFP), and the FAO itself have documented the severe conditions: Last year, USAID and the World Food Program accused the government of Ethiopia and regional entities of diverting and stealing food aid intended to save lives. Illustrative facts on the ground include: - Over 20.4 million Ethiopians, including more than 13 million in the northern regions, are acutely food insecure and in urgent need of assistance due to a combination of conflict, failed rainy seasons, and restricted humanitarian access.
