Living in ADDIS ABABA vs NAIROBI: Which City is Best? Part Two
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- Welcome back to my channel Plan B- Back to Africa, for the much-anticipated Part 2 of my series, "Living in Nairobi vs Addis Ababa: Which City is Best?" Following the insightful exploration in Part 1, where I touched on food culture, affordability, nightlife, safety, and business opportunities I will dive deeper into the essentials of urban living in these African jewels - Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, and Nairobi, Kenya.
In this episode, I am evaluating seven crucial aspects that significantly impact quality of life: Health Care, Wellness, Education, Hair Care, the Immigration Department's efficiency, Social Fabric, and the reliability of Water and Electricity supply. These criteria are vital for anyone considering a move and looking to embrace the lifestyle and opportunities in either city.
From the bustling streets of Nairobi, known for its dynamic economy and vibrant culture, to the historical richness and serene ambiance of Addis Ababa, I am here to guide you through each city's offerings. My aim is to provide a comprehensive comparison to help you make an informed decision based on your personal and professional needs.
Are you seeking a city with top-notch healthcare facilities, a focus on wellness, educational excellence, or simply a place where you can feel connected to the community and enjoy the basic comforts of reliable utilities? This episode is tailored for you.
Join me as I delve into these critical areas, sharing insights and experiences to unveil which city, Addis Ababa or Nairobi, stands out as the ideal destination for the African diaspora and expatriates alike.
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Get ready for an informative journey as we determine the best city for living between Nairobi and Addis Ababa.
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I am a British born and raised Ethiopian who moved to Addis 3 years ago with my young family. Compared to life in London it’s in many ways a huge step up with some sacrifices of course. I’m now typing this from Nairobi, Kenya where I am actively working on a move to Nairobi and you have pretty much summed up in your two videos why. Nairobi and Kenya in general is pretty much everything I wished Addis could be. Especially in terms of accessibility of goods and services, utilities and infrastructure etc. I’ve seen massive improvements in many things in Addis in my time there but honestly until Ethiopia starts opening up to foreign companies to compete and drive up standards, it’s just not there yet. I still love Ethiopia and Addis has been so amazing for me and my family but the pride in Ethiopians literally blocks growth. The last few years I’ve been able to see massive improvements in Addis and I think that in the next 10 years (if we can stop with the silly ethnic nonsense) we will see Addis rise to be a champion on the continent. Owned by Africans. Thanks for the vid.
I am glad you were able to experience both and wish you best of luck and success in Nairobi. And you said it so well, pride blocks Ethiopians from learning and growing! So sad!
Am also British born who has lived in West Africa Lagos, Abuja and Accra and I can attest those countries or cities make Nairobi look like heaven on earth from infrastructure to accessibility to healthcare, education, technology, food, weather etc etc.
I can understand why they are careful. There is also western manipulation in those areas of wanting to dominate in every sphere. Let's see...how it works out. Blacks can bring more businesses to diversify without having to affect the countries standards. ❤
We build our cities From the Ground Up, We don't have colonial help like the Rest Of Africa. We are still developing and achieving more.. multicultural melting pot..BRICS member... We're Coming.
How much bigger has opening up done for other countries except for the few, i support not opening of economy because it blocks the negative effects that actually stunt real growth. I am in Uganda so I know. Let not the crowded and central developments in cities like Nairobi convince you as growth. These 3 years though the war has turned back time and crushed whatever was built.
I was in Addis 2 month's ago on my way home to South africa 🇿🇦, Addis will be one of the beautiful cities in africa in a few years, there was so much modernisation and warm people,rich history and beautiful woman
I'm an Ethiopian who grew up in Kenya. Almost 20 years ago I left Kenya, at 18 years old, to move to the States. None of the countries are perfect but Kenya remains my favorite country to this day and hope to go back to the country that raised me. I love Ethiopia too...but the political and tribal climate....not so much.
As a Somali-British individual who has had the opportunity to experience both Nairobi and Addis Ababa, it is noteworthy to express that Nairobi stands out for its openness and rich cultural diversity. Nairobi, as a city, embraces a cosmopolitan atmosphere that fosters inclusivity, and its diverse cultural landscape contributes to a vibrant and dynamic environment. The city's appeal lies not only in its modern infrastructure but also in the harmonious coexistence of various communities, making it a compelling choice for those appreciating an open and culturally diverse urban setting.
Kenya❤
❤Nairobi
I have lived in both cities. I am actually in Nairobi at the moment. I will say I always liked Addis Ababa more. Kenyans are way more friendly than Ethiopians though.
Dope. Personally i have never been in Addis but i have been in Dar es Salaam,Kampala and kigali but i prefer Nairobi
I have lived in Nairobi for 13 years. Nairobi is amazing but when you hustle and get money...spend it in some places around Entebbe in Uganda you will enjoy.. there rich places too
Having been to both cities, I agree 100% with what you said. I think you should have also included 1) Internet/wifi/hotspot. It was quite a struggle in Addis to send even a modest file over an email or reliably hold a video call. Coverage is always spotty and in many cases non-exist. It's difficult to compare Nairobi to Addis, as Kenya I think is positioning itself as middle-economy nation, whereas Ethiopia is at the very bottom in most rankings. 2) Language. Kenya has the highest English fluency in all of Africa (yes they do measure those sorts of things) while hardly anyone speaks good/okay English in Ethiopia.
Addis might not speak English as you said the highest English as Kenyans. Because ethiopian never colonized by British like Kenya and they are proud of it
low IQ talking point. do you take pride in being colonized and not having your own language ? we're the only country in Africa that has its own alphabet
She mentioned that in part one.
You come to one’s country and you blame the native people for not speaking your language….what type of colonial mentality you have 😬
@@user-ei1gd4zg7uhow did Ethiopia benefit from NOT being colonized?
Your stats are abysmal:
-51% illiteracy rate
-85% rural dwellers (extreme poverty)
-High rates of unemployment
-Backwards tribalistic views leading to nonstop v1olence
-Poor education rates
- The government at will can decide to cut off an entire region from internet use. 2 years ago Tigray was cut off from the world as internet was banned there, now it’s the Amhara region that is getting close to 1 year and no one there has internet!
-48% mental illness rates!!!!!!! WHY????
The growth in Ethiopia does not meet with its population and the population of 125 million is set to double!!!!! in 25 years.
How was not being colonized a benefit?
Japan and South Korea were not colonized by the West and look how far they are! If Ethiopia was anywhere those countries then they could brag but the country is so undeveloped. I was so shocked when I visited the countryside. No lights at night!!!
I'm loving this. I am a Luo Kenyan who lives and works in Ethiopia.
I appreciate what you are doing and would wish to give you your flowers.
lm from Ethiopia l love keniya❤❤
Sounding like Nairobi to live and Addis Ababa to visit for sure!
Love your content, thank you very much! ❤️
You are so welcome! ❤️
I loved part 2, just as much as part 1. Thank you for opening our eyes and ears to the reality of both these two mega cities.
Great comparison yet again.
Glad you liked it!
Balanced reporting and truth telling . Thank you young lady.. Keep it up.
I always make sure l watch whenever you post,l love the way you articulate your points
So precise. Good presentation with indeed knowledge.
I love the way you break down things
Nice content my sister enjoy your stay in Ethiopia we wish you well from Kenya 🇰🇪
Thank you for being honest and telling us the truth.❤❤
Thank you for the open honest opinion
I'm Kenyan but you forgot to say Ethiopia have beutyful women's too don't come for me we have beutyful queen here too Kenyans can agree with me Ethiopia take that 😊 I love both 🇪🇹🇰🇪
We need to trade Ruto for Ethiopian women. Lord knows those women are unbelievably gorgeous
Dont go far, plan B Is a muderer 😂😂😂😂😂, she has shot my my and killed it. am like "who created such a marverous beauty". beauty ethiopia u ve worn it 10/0
@@user-mj6ik2eq7v What are you, 12? Your rizz sound cheesy. Why would you call her a "murderer"?
Beauty won't feed you will it? She's talking about serious matters and you are bringing your shallow mind here
Love the compilation! Succinct as well as presented in a comfortable and passionate manner!! I wish you had also included ease of internet connectivity and finding plenty of virtual work spaces. Keep up the amazing work and you look amazing...
You honest has opened my eyes about Ethiopia thanks
WOW Thanks for sharing
Nice to see you back again. Hopefully next time you can show us more historical places in Ethiopia.
Thank you for your impartiality and objectivity. We lack most of both, in our continent. As an Arab-African, even though we're all brothers and sisters in Africa, still have some emotional connections with Hebsesha is there. Simply, Yeah, Nairobi ticks a lot more boxes when it comes to the quality of life. Thanks for touching on the social fabric. Great content and keep posting.
Very informative and elaborated info.
Glad it was helpful!
I'm from Ethiopia, and i love kenya 🇰🇪 more than Ethiopia.
Your sister from nairobi kenya! Great comparison , proud to be a kikuyu and Kenyan! Ethiopia please embrace development from your neighbors, thanks sister.
Great comparison
I’m proud of you for speaking your mind 🙏🏿🙏🏿🫶🏿
Kenya is a services centered economy & a tourism hot-spot. It's no wonder that it's customer care & diverse hospitality services are more Top Notch as compared to Ethiopia.
I have never been to Ethiopia but I imagine the Amharic language, the cushitic culture, the long distance running, the high altitude, etcetera. We as Africans may have a lot to still do, but we cannot turn a blind eye on the long we have come. The future will actually be great.
I can walk through the streets of Addis Ababa during the night without any fear, but in Nairobi is a total different story.
When was the last time you been in Addis, cause this is far from the truth!
Not true.
As a Nairobi resident who walks down the streets at night everyday, I do not agree with you. Just say you are an Ethiopian with no real experience of Nairobi. Just responding to what you read online.
you can't compare adis to nairobi in sfety..Nairobi is savage i think you are lying@@planB-BacktoAfrica
@@thdoom81 Nairobi is safe fahm
I love your posts, very informative,! Know All you confirm and share here,are true.I concurr too,i got Ethiopian friends here in Nairobi,,,keep it going 🎉
enjoying your content and experiences every time.😍
Glad you enjoy it!
WOW, LADY, YOU ARE LOOKING TWENTY YEARS YOUNGER, THE MAGIC OF KENYA HAS DONE YOU WELL,, "GOD IS GREAT" HAPPY FOR YA..
I enjoyed the first comparison and then this one. God bless Ethiopia.
I really enjoy your videos. Keep creating wonderful content. Perhaps I will get to visit the African continent one day. 🙏🏽 🇪🇹✊🏾
Your presentations are as beautiful as your appearance and your voice/accent.
Wonderful job💪👍👏🏻
Wow, thank you!
Soft, clear, and precise. Love it. I can watch and watch many times.
You have a beautiful soul n spirit keep spitting the truth
Love your content. I’m in the States and cannot imagine how I’d actually put moving to Nairobi in practice, but I’m really falling in love with the idea. The Kenyans I’ve met here have all been wonderful as well. And I like to run lol. I’d fit right in.
You can do it!
You may never meet single professional runner in Nairobi.
Nairobi has 8 provinnces and 47 counties. 90% of runners are domiciled in the counties of Nandi, Uasin Gishu and Elgeyo Marakwet
@@user-dq2uz2pn4s maybe he means regular running. And there he won't lack for company. Early morning Nairobi is full of runners, especially in the estates. Ata hapo Nyayo Stadium bro. Others are in the gyms. Nairobi has a little bit of everything.
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Thank you sister for telling the truth i like both contents
Selam Weini, I am glad to hear you are back in Addis, hopefully our country will be stable. I liked the way you compared the two cities, Addis needs to work a little more in certain areas, ....keep on posting similar videos....
Fantastic video.as usual ...👍 have a pleasant stay in Ethiopia
Thank you! 😃
Much Love ❤
I'm a Black American from California, and so far, I've been to Ethiopia, Kenya, and Uganda. I agree with all of your assessments, but one thing you've looked over is language barriers, I just assumed everyone in Ethiopia spoke English, but I was wrong. Things are always going to be more expensive in Uganda and Ethiopia because they are landlocked countries. I would like to hear your opinion on Tanzania though.
Love this video et love said spa procedure in Addis love! 😘🥰🥰💕💗💗🌸
I stay in Nairobi but have been to Addis Ababa on vacation several times....Addis is good in infrastructure the only issue was language barrier most people don't understand English but food was the best in Addis
Don't worry we also have Ethiopian food in Kenya 😂😂😂😂😂
Ethiopian food is the best, great.
coz we are not colonized
You should be the one who need to speak their language, not the other way. What the heck 😮
Amazing perspective! We should now work on becoming one East African community and one African community.
Salama Sister I like the way you articulated and compared the two cities basing on your own personal experience and i think this will help so many people from around the world who are willing to go back to Estern Africa to choose which city meets their preferences
Thanks Asamte Amisaganalah ❤
You are sooo beautiful....much love from a kenyan living in Europe...great contect!
I am also from Ethiopia and customer service is non-existent there. People were so rude and I remember I used prepare mentality when I had to go to the government offices, the banks, and so on...hehe
😂😂 In kenya we have also to prepare mentally before going to those govt offices although now things are changing with the new Huduma Centre’s where you get all govt services in one sitting.
@kabiruchege In Uganda you have to fast for at least 4 days. Fast and pray before going to any govt office😅
Wow we Africans really need to improve on this one… customer care in Government offices including immigration officers!!!!
Beautiful content with beautiful host. You can tell she's a scholar with the way she presents her points
I saw your part two video released here online & become to learn what you said is right, because i have been twice there in Nairobi for education purposes & agreed that living in Nairobi is far better than in Addis cause here in Ethiopia the leaders have created a country that can never be lived easily as citizens and I feel really sorry and have no words to express what is going on nonstop devaluations causing hyper inflation & governance matters that we Ethiopians are forced to live in a present day.
Great video. I think the immigration dept in Addis has failed to scale with the increase in applications from Eritreans and Sudanese in particular. You mentioned applying but then there are extra problems receiving your documents. People get extra agitated because they have to hand over their passports or refugee travel documents for the visas to be stamped but then everything is so disorganized.
Lol@hair care category alongside healthcare and education. Agree hair is a big concern for us Africans.
I’ve been to Addis many years ago when I was a kid and loved it. Plan to visit sometime (inshAllah-as we say). I’m a Somali from UK and like your vids-particularly the business opportunities side. Keep them coming
Thank you 🙏🏾
This is a very insprining work because there is so much of youtuber talking about life in New York vs. London; however, our sister is coming up with a well researched presentation comparing two African cities, and that is what we need - Talk about our own culture, cities, and life. Its like the people who know every team in the English Premier League, but they know none about their own conturies players. Comparing and respecting your own CONTINENT is proof of believing in your own community!TAHNK YOU SISTER. Your presentation is very informative. Can you do Dar Selam vs. Nairobi?
well said kenya i love you my motherland. Hanna from uk
You hit a point
I LOvE the way you say ADDIS-ABABA, it sounds so sensual to my ears.
You are a great mum, I can tell just by your choices of words and things that you consider to be ESSENTIAL to the happiness of your children and yourself.
Wonderful video. Great comparison. Love your content. Don't be going MIA for a long time.
Thank you! Will do!
I been living in Addis Ababa since 2021 & the electricity problems are like this #1 if you live in 4 kilo,CMC,Yeka,Mexico area & your power line is on the same grid as government facilities,modern houses,condos,malls then electricity is available 99% of the day unless weather issues or accidents. Also for $2 dollars a month electricity bill I can’t complain, I use washing machine,microwave,stove,fridge,boiler,tv,iPad,etc… #2 Tap water is available in most places in Addis 4 times a week but the tricky part is if you have a water storage container then you can have water 7 days a week. For the majority that are still stuck in poverty it’s a struggle to have tap water because either they live in project housing “condominiums” that are 7 floors & up, the water pressure is to weak to go up to the top floors like 4th floor and up, they have difficulty getting water during day time but water will be available at night time.
I have added a little bit words to my opinion & looks now better.
Yes!
You have very detailed comprehensive videos you have to keep putting these videos out. Because as I look across the internet I don't see people doing comprehensive videos. And you look amazing
Wow, thank you!
Balanced critique the Ethiopians I met in Awassa were warm. But You forgot to mention You guys definitely win on coffee-:) Still karibu Nairobi next time venture inside to say Kirinyaga county see the rustic greenery there.
iam form ethiopia i don't now about kanya but about ethiopia you all says are true !!!!!!!!!!!THANKS!
Great content...Nairobi is great TBH. About electricity,i think there were like 2 or 3 electricity blackouts in like a month or 2 and Kenyans were really furious. In Kenya it is mandatory that the power company has to notify pple if there will be blackouts and most of the time they are not for long. I am suprised that Ethiopia has power problems, kENYA HAS HIGH DEMAND FOR POWER SO WE EXPORT SOME FROM UGANDA AND ETHIOPIA. All said and done continue doing what you doing i love it,,,I guess i dont have to remind you how lovely and beautiful you are😍Next time you coming to Kenya Tag along with your younger sister and her baddies🤣
I think you mean import.
IMPORT I MEAN**
@@ringringring1718 YES, I MEAN IMPORT
@@getyourdaily10 There are three dots to the right of each post. You can click on those dots to access the 'edit' feature to amend your post.
@@ringringring1718we import from both countries and they can also import from us. It is called power pooling. Not because we have insufficient power supply. It is because sometimes shortfalls could happen and another source should kick in. Soon we will be interconnected with Tanzania as well and eventually Southern Africa
Kenya is very good country and the people. that’s why mini Somali people in Western build and run a lot of businesses in Kenya.
What do you mean, yes Nairobi was started by colonialist, but its growth from 1964 is totally contributed by the kenyan people ,that should not even be a bias.
The foundation and planning of Kenya cities
@@1andeyo 95% of Nairobi was built from the 1970s-2013. The place didn't even have a university in 1963. Just a massai cattle swamp
Well,I have been to Nairobi for work almost two years,now I move to Ethiopia,for me I still prefer Addis to live also Nairobi not to bad….
Ethiopia is on the right trajectory. As a Kenyan, I have more hope for Ethiopia than Kenya.
Thoroughly enjoyed Bunna in Ethiopia.
FYI "Following a deal that was signed in November last year, Ethiopia has been exporting electricity to Kenya at 6.5 US cents per kilowatt, and in the eight months to August Ethiopia's export accounted for 70% of Kenya's nearly 600 GW of electric power import."
Great video beautiful keep bringing More 🎉 3:51
Thank you, I will
You are so sweet girl❤
Continue what you are doing girl. You are 🔥🔥🔥 greetings from Germany 🇩🇪
❤❤❤ thanks
Nice content.personally i see Kenyans and Ethiopians as siblings.We don't hate each other we love each other.Ethiopians are good people they are not like our southern neighbours.
Tanzanians really have issues with us. I'm not even sure where the beef started from.
exactly Tanzanians don't like us...but not sure ethiopians even know anything about us@@likatalikata3823
@likatalikata3823 The hate came from Julius Nyerere, the fake Pan Africanist. They hate Kenyans, and it is purely out of jealousy. They prtend to be angels, yet they are evil to the core and very hateful.
@@likatalikata3823it's all because of their former president, before him the bif was just online games like with other countries but that guy ignited a real hatred 😅
Such a beautiful African queen ❤
am Ethiopian and I agree with you.
Talking about her privilege and conveniences. You can’t have two legs at two places at once’s.
So in love with your accent❤ where did you learn English?
Why stew fixated on solely on her accent, you should focus what she is talking to convey
@@Black-lioness It is common to love certain accent. This by all means doesnt takeaway the value of the topic she is talking about.
Oh , definitely it is Nairobi ! ❤️
ጽቡቕ ስራሕ, ደስ እንዳበለኒ እየ መደብኪ ዝርእዮ ዝሓፍተይ! ብዙሕ ንፅበ ኢና, ኣይትጥፍኢ ( ግና ኢትዮጵያ ማለት ኣዲስ ኣበባ ጥራሕ ኣይኮነትን, ኬንያ ማለት ውን ናይሮቢ ጥራሕ ኣይኮነትን ) ብዙሕ ኣብተን ክልል ዘሎ ዓቕሚ እንተ ትሰርሕሉ ብጣዕሚ ጽቡቕ ነይሩ, ብተረፍ ሓድሽ Videos ንጽበ ኢና 😊
Will do that 🙏🏾
What an interesting language. Is it hard to learn?
@@jeremyclyde3006
The language is called Tigrinya or Tigrigna, spoken by people in the Tigray region Northern Ethiopia and Southern Eritrea.
It can vary from person to person, but with consistent practice, many find it rewarding to learn
It’s strange about the Electric supply, especially since we (Kenya) import electricity from Ethiopia
Ethiopia is ahead in terms of electricity supply whereas Kenya is ahead in terms transmission and distribution. That's where the difference is.
Sister, you are right about water supply ,we are still facing a problems but, about electricity you have a completely wrong info, especially since last year by far addis has the best power access, electricity has progressed a lot in addis abeba, the Gred hydro dam will be completed next year, it will be much better than now.
Goodwork beautiful 😍 🇰🇪 🇺🇸
you are stunning sis
The British left Kenya over 60 years ago...Nairobi was just a town, with few streets....Nairobi as you know was built by Kenyans themselves.
I agree, but when the British left, did they give the land they stole back to the people?
@@planB-BacktoAfricaThe British gave back most of the land before independence, google about "Million acre settlement scheme".
Some corrupt African politicians got to benefit too, So In Kenya you will find that most of the land issues are linked to black politicians and not Europeans.
@@antony6799especially the formerly white Highlands were all returned where Kikuyu, Meru and Embu are settled today...the whites with pieces of land repurchased the land later
@@planB-BacktoAfrica The British colonial capital of Kenya was Machakos not Nairobi. Nairobi was not even a city, it was a Maasai Cattle market. When the British left in 1963 Nairobi didn't have any airport, no University & even the first president Kenyatta never stayed in Nairobi, Most Kenyans used to go to University in Kampala Uganda. The Nairobi you see today was built from 1970-2013, growing from a swampy safari town of less than 200,000 people to a Big City of almost 5 Million people thanks to Kenyan entrepreneurs & great leadership. Nairobi saw it's biggest growth during President Kibaki's era. He is the president behind 70% of those modern roads in Nairobi, Today Nairobi has some of the biggest black owned Malls, Banks, Retail companies, factories & Hospitals in Africa. The British viewed Nairobi as a swampy railway depot in the middle of nowhere. They invested more in Kampala back then
correct@@planB-BacktoAfrica
Hello from USA
Ethiopia has good hotels in every small town and cost friendly as well, it beats Kenya on that. I saw it from Yves kino's videos.
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Before 1963 Nairobi was planned as a segregated city White Areas, Black Areas, Asian/Arab Areas . Addis Ababa Ethiopia and Asmara Eritrea Old cities with Italian influences .
Both Nairobi and Addis Ababa grow roughly at similar pace demographically but different socio-culturally and politically .
Nairobi more cosmopolitan than Addis Ababa due to History .
Most of present day Nairobi built and developed by Black Kenyans not Europeans since post independence 1963 population roughly 365K and today 2024 roughly 5 million . Nairobi like Los Angeles has expanded beyond city limits and is metropolitan .
Number of Architects Kenya at least 2000-4000 with at least 1100 registered to practice (Kenya population 56 million). Number of Architects Ethiopia 323(Ethiopia population 129 million with Addis at 5.7million up from 565K in 1963) .
21:55 it's more than a gift or even a strength, it's a necessity for the continuing of life! No biodiversity in our crops would mean one pathogen could wipe out what we all rely on to eat, no variety of insects and creatures to do their ecological work speeds up harmful effects for us, and as you touched on, homogeny in our ways and thinking leads to deleterious ways to deal with one another. We must embrace diversity to survive. It's nature's mandate.
Sorry for the long comment. Just felt so moved. Great video once again loving your productions!
Wish i would like this one twice ,confident and speaks her mind
Thank You, By ignoring the problem, Dose Not Make them go Away. If you know there is a problem, you can begin to look for a solution.
I visited both capital but Addis is beautiful Nairobi is business city, i like Nairobi
Do nairobi and daresalam/zanzibar
As a Ugandan i love and respect ethiopia particulary because of its history and we have so many ethiopian bro & sistrs in Uganda but yo right! For my case It hurts me alot to see ethiopia always in conflict despite its history, .. But we love ❤❤ You, i also love Nairobi but i know much about it.. I personaly wud love to vist Adis .. And also whats yo exact name Winnie or Weyni?😂😂😂
Her name is weyni which means ripe wine grape in tigrigna language
Our new beautiful flower Addis Ababa generally Ethiopia lovely African...❤🎉
I travel a lot i am from somalia i consider ethiopia and kenya home i have small busineses in EASLEIGHT i was in ethiopia as teenage during meles zenawi era i had to speak fluent amharic still i can speak but not like before i was in BOLE i had to go cinema ambassador weekly some times behrawi theatre and FILWAHA which is extra ordinary water around HARAMBEE HOTEL area i dont know whether still available or not i shared my ethiopian neighbour many events particulary festivals i remember one day my neighbour suffered as they lost their loved ones it was intolerable as teen age i couldnt stop my tears becouse the people crying loudly its called LAKSO ethiopia is diverse societies that muslims christians jews animist living side by side for centuries i never met any challenges living with ethiopians i cant forget delicious DORO WET one of the best ethiopian dish plus unforgetable romantic stories! In kenya majority of somalis love and respect ordinary kenyans really wonderful people now feeling nostalgia to visit once again addisababa betam nfkanye MEXICO KERA SARIS GOTTARA etc recently i watched video addis ababa dramatically changed ETHIOPIA HIZBI SELAM NA FEKER!!