Great interview. Mulugeta is an enlighten person, true Renaissance man and charming Ethiopian. A rare commodity in our society these days! He is simply expressing a genuine utilitarianism. I wish most Ethiopians throughout the country would listen to this interview. It would also teach the political, social and economic elites a thing or two about good citizenship and doing the greater good for the country. He is advocating love of the country and its people, true patriotism and ethiopian nationalism in the age of rising narrow ethnic nationalism and misguided tribalism in our country. We’re a historical and cultural mosaic. We should cherish as well as preserve/nurture our cultural, historical and linguistic diversity instead of use our diversity to create friction and political polarization. Kudos to Tewodros Woldearegay. He is a highly skilled interviewer. Keep up the good work - well done! It will be an honor to meet with Mulugeta next time I visit Mek’ele. 😊👍
You say do not hate and do not forgive. This contradicts each other what do Amhara Peasants did to Tigre peasants nothing only politicians. So we forgive! Some akarari want Tigre and Amhara fight so that they want to place their hidden agenda. Amhara and Tigre lead the country over 3000 years alternatively and it is the question of power nothing else so we forgive!!!
