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Community gardens and urban farms provide more than just delicious, fresh food for surrounding neighborhoods. In this episode of Voices from the Field, NCAT Sustainable Agriculture Specialists Felicia Bell and Nina Prater talk about what these two types of enterprises are and the differences between them, why they are so beneficial, what some of their challenges are, and what resources are available for folks interested in getting started in either community gardens or urban farms. ATTRA Resources: ·        Urban Agriculture·        Regenerating Damaged Soils on an Urban Farm ·        Community Gardening ·        Community Gardens and Sustainable Agriculture ·        Community Supported Agriculture NCAT Resources:·        Upcoming EventsOther Resources: ·        USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service·        Metro Atlanta Urban Farm·        Truly Living Well Center for Natural Urban Agriculture·        HABESHA, Inc.·        Tougaloo CollegeContact Felicia Bell and Nina Prater at feliciab@ncat.org and ninap@ncat.orgPlease complete a brief survey to let us know your thoughts about the content of this podcast.You can get in touch with NCAT/ATTRA specialists and find access to our trusted, practical sustainable-agriculture publications, webinars, videos, and other resources at ATTRA.NCAT.ORG.

Wu-Lu is Miles Romans-Hopcraft, a music producer from South London who defies genre categorization.A lot of newer listeners may be familiar with his punk infused 2nd album "LOGGERHEAD", his debut release on the legendary Warp Records. But Wu-Lu's history goes back further than that, incorporating numerous collaborations, singles and EP's, each one with a unique sound.Join us as we discuss the sounds and creative approaches of "Wu-Lu". "Roots to Grooves" is a production of SIGNL.https://www.signlradio.comhttps://www.instagram.com/signlradiohttps://www.twitter.com/signlradiohttps://www.facebook.com/signlradiohttps://www.mixcloud.com/signlhttps://open.spotify.com/user/96mhz6qfjoztxbl2dpm0uj903?si=aAZpsoEnRAKdx85kr1QWhg

In this episode of Habesha in Tech, host Tef Kassa sits down with Getnet Aseffa, the Founder and CEO of iCog Labs. Getnet, a computer science and engineering graduate from Ethiopian Defense University, shares his personal tech journey, discussing how he got started in the industry and the challenges he faced along the way. Getnet began his career as a software engineer, working for a variety of companies before starting his own business. He talks about the struggles he faced as an entrepreneur, including the difficulty of securing funding and the challenges of building a successful team. Despite these obstacles, Getnet persevered and was able to launch iCog Labs, a company that specializes in developing artificial intelligence and machine learning technology. He explains how his company is working to improve the lives of people in Ethiopia and other African countries by creating cutting-edge technology that can be used in healthcare, education, and other fields. Getnet also talks about the importance of diversity in the tech industry and how he is working to promote diversity and inclusion within his own company. He stresses the importance of encouraging young people from underrepresented communities to pursue careers in technology and the need for more mentorship programs for these individuals. Throughout the episode, Tef and Getnet also discuss the current state of the tech industry in Ethiopia and the challenges faced by tech companies in the country. They delve into the importance of using technology for social good and how iCog Labs is working to make a positive impact on the world, such as the famous robot citizen Sophia and other AI related projects and innovations which are being developed by the lab. Tef would like to thank Getnet for his time and willingness to share his tech journey with Habesha in Tech listeners, and also express his gratitude to Addis Alemayehou for recommending Getnet as a guest on the show. Overall, this episode of Habesha in Tech is a fascinating and informative conversation with Getnet Aseffa, a successful entrepreneur and leader in the tech industry. Listeners will gain insight into the personal journey of a tech leader, his educational background and the innovative work being done by iCog Labs to improve the lives of people in Ethiopia and beyond. It is a great opportunity to learn from Getnet's experience and to understand the current state of AI and Robotics industry in Ethiopia and the role of iCog Labs in it. ___________________ Habesha in Tech is a podcast that aims to share the stories of successful tech leaders from the Ethiopian/Eritrean diaspora, providing insight into their personal and professional journeys, as well as their perspectives on the state of the tech industry in Ethiopian/Eritrean and beyond. It is a platform for the Ethiopian tech community to connect, share ideas and inspire one another. Please note that the views and opinions expressed in this episode are those of the host & individuals participating in the discussion and do not necessarily reflect the views or policies of their respective employers. The information provided in this episode is for informational purposes only and should not be taken as official guidance or representation of the policies or positions of Salesforce or any other company. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/habeshaintech/message

In this episode of Habesha in Tech, host Tef Kassa sits down with Getnet Aseffa, the Founder and CEO of iCog Labs. Getnet, a computer science and engineering graduate from Ethiopian Defense University, shares his personal tech journey, discussing how he got started in the industry and the challenges he faced along the way. Getnet began his career as a software engineer, working for a variety of companies before starting his own business. He talks about the struggles he faced as an entrepreneur, including the difficulty of securing funding and the challenges of building a successful team. Despite these obstacles, Getnet persevered and was able to launch iCog Labs, a company that specializes in developing artificial intelligence and machine learning technology. He explains how his company is working to improve the lives of people in Ethiopia and other African countries by creating cutting-edge technology that can be used in healthcare, education, and other fields. Getnet also talks about the importance of diversity in the tech industry and how he is working to promote diversity and inclusion within his own company. He stresses the importance of encouraging young people from underrepresented communities to pursue careers in technology and the need for more mentorship programs for these individuals. Throughout the episode, Tef and Getnet also discuss the current state of the tech industry in Ethiopia and the challenges faced by tech companies in the country. They delve into the importance of using technology for social good and how iCog Labs is working to make a positive impact on the world, such as the famous robot citizen Sophia and other AI related projects and innovations which are being developed by the lab. Tef would like to thank Getnet for his time and willingness to share his tech journey with Habesha in Tech listeners, and also express his gratitude to Addis Alemayehou for recommending Getnet as a guest on the show. Overall, this episode of Habesha in Tech is a fascinating and informative conversation with Getnet Aseffa, a successful entrepreneur and leader in the tech industry. Listeners will gain insight into the personal journey of a tech leader, his educational background and the innovative work being done by iCog Labs to improve the lives of people in Ethiopia and beyond. It is a great opportunity to learn from Getnet's experience and to understand the current state of AI and Robotics industry in Ethiopia and the role of iCog Labs in it. ___________________ Habesha in Tech is a podcast that aims to share the stories of successful tech leaders from the Ethiopian/Eritrean diaspora, providing insight into their personal and professional journeys, as well as their perspectives on the state of the tech industry in Ethiopian/Eritrean and beyond. It is a platform for the Ethiopian tech community to connect, share ideas and inspire one another. Please note that the views and opinions expressed in this episode are those of the host & individuals participating in the discussion and do not necessarily reflect the views or policies of their respective employers. The information provided in this episode is for informational purposes only and should not be taken as official guidance or representation of the policies or positions of Salesforce or any other company. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/habeshaintech/message

This weeks show is an all vinyl selection show from my personal record collection of 12 inch, 10 inch, and 7 inch records. You will hear classics from Dennis Brown, Cultural Roots, The Mighty Threes, The Twinkle Brothers, Keith Hudson, Horace Andy, Sharon Little, Gregory Isaacs, Bitty McLean & Josie Wales, Prince Alla, and Johnny Osbourne. You will also hear sound system classics from Steven Wright, Fabian, King General, Wayne Jarret, Chazbo, Ark Aingelle with Habesha, Carlton Livingston and more! Enjoy! Artist Song Release Request New Label Dennis Brown Promised Land/Cut No. 144,000 12"     Simba Cultural Roots Jah No Partial/Dub Partial 12"     Germain Records Dillinger Five Man Army / Send Another Moses (feat. Trinity, Wayne Wade, Al Campbell & Junior Tamlin) Five Man Army (feat. Trinity, Wayne Wade, Al Campbell & Junior Tamlin) - Single     King Spinna The Mighty Threes Rasta Business Jah Fingers 12"     Jah Fingers Keith Hudson Nuh Skin Up Greensleeves 12"     Greensleeves Steven Wright Vision of Jah/Vision Of Dub Part 1 12"     Reggae On Top Twinkle Brothers & Illie P Jahovia/Love Selassie I 12"     Twinkle Music Johnny Osbourne Man of Jahoviah 12"     Thompson Sound Sharon Little Don't Mash Up Creation/Don't Mash Up Creation Version 12"     One Love Records Prince Alla City Without Pity 12"     Freedom Sounds Tommy McCook & King Tubby Plague Of Horn/King Pharaoh Dub 10"     Pressure Sounds Horace Andy Gun Shot/Gun Shot Dub 12"     Taxi Fabian Prophecy 12"     Tribesman Records Junior Delgado Cry Of The Destitute/Dubwise 12"     Incredible Music Vivian Weathers Hangin On/Pull Up 38 Jah Fingers 12"     Jah Fingers Gregory Isaacs Rock On/Murder Observer Style 12"     Observer Carlton Livingston She Done With Him 12"     Legsman Records Wayne Jarrett Bubble Up Showcase, Vol. 1     Wackies Bitty McLean & Josie Wales Running Over/Nuh One A Dem 12"     Silent River/ Taxi Akae Beka & Yukiko Kinshita Rasta Break Free/Karmic Cycle 12"     Ital Soup Dubkasm Victory!/Victory Verse II 12"     Sufferer's Choice Recordings Ark Aingelle & Habesha In Awe/Awe dub 12"     Habeshites Chazboo Jah Lightning 10"     Reggae On Top King General & Bush Chemists Joker Smokin/Pass It Over Dub 7"     Partial Records Critical Hi-Fi feat El Fata It's All Right/version 7"     Chase Vampire  

Habesha in Tech Founder interview with Gabina VOA --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/habeshaintech/message

Things you'll learn in this episode of Our Prophet:- The Boycott Document gets eaten by termites- Abu Talib's ingenious deal with the pagans to end the boycott- Abu Talib's remarkable faith in Prophet's foreknowledge- A Christian delegation embraces Islam at Prophet's invitation- Quranic verse in honour of the Christian delegationTo watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/5xp1znv2mmwHelp us create the most comprehensive biography of the Prophet of Islam. Dedicate episodes in the memory of your loved ones by visiting https://thaqlain.org/ourprophet.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/our-prophet/donations

In this episode we discuss the slap heard around the world and personal views on what really happened that night at the oscars. We then go through what its like growing up in a Habesha household and the lasting impact it had on our lives.

Audience Questions It was a great honor to have a conversation with Mekonnen Kassa on Habesha in Tech club. We spent close to 3 hours talking about his personal & professional journey. It was an eye opening session where we learnt how he was able share us his personal story starting from his life in Gondar, Ethiopia. Mekonnen left Ethiopia during the Socialist Derg military was leading the country. He was young & ambitious so he and his friend together walked to Sudan, yes WALKED TO SUDAN. He was able to escape the suffering in Ethiopia but the suffering in Sudan was there waiting for this young new Refugee. After few years in Sudan living as a refugee, Mr. Kassa was fortunate enough to come to the US with his partner. That's where he was able to start his English language class. He also started working as a taxi driver. Mekonnen is polyglot. He speaks Amharic, Tigrigna, Arabic, English. He loves learning new languages he tried to learn Afan Oromo too, he probably need some course – feel free to give him tips

It was a great honor to have a conversation with Mekonnen Kassa on Habesha in Tech club. We spent close to 3 hours talking about his personal & professional journey. It was an eye opening session where we learnt how he was able share us his personal story starting from his life in Gondar, Ethiopia. Mekonnen left Ethiopia during the Socialist Derg military was leading the country. He was young & ambitious so he and his friend together walked to Sudan, yes WALKED TO SUDAN. He was able to escape the suffering in Ethiopia but the suffering in Sudan was there waiting for this young new Refugee. After few years in Sudan living as a refugee, Mr. Kassa was fortunate enough to come to the US with his partner. That's where he was able to start his English language class. He also started working as a taxi driver. Mekonnen is polyglot. He speaks Amharic, Tigrigna, Arabic, English. He loves learning new languages he tried to learn Afan Oromo too, he probably need some course - feel free to give him tips

My guest on Habesha in Tech was Myriam Said, who is currently Digital Advisor at the Office of the Prime Minister of Ethiopia coordinating efforts in transitioning Ethiopia to a Digital Economy. Previously she was the Director of the National Digital Transformation Program at the Ministry of Innovation and Technology where she led the development of “Digital Ethiopia 2025”; an Inclusive National Digital Transformation Strategy. Myriam was born in Addis Ababa, went to Lycée Guebre-Mariam and attended her secondary education in France (1st Degree in Mathematics, 2nd Degree in Physics, Master in Physics applied to the Environment). She moved back to Ethiopia to focus on practical works. Her first unpaid job was at UNHCR as Environmental Impact researcher. But at the time, ICT was vibrant in Ethiopia more specifically the system integration area. For that reason she took a CISCO certification and start working for a System Integration company as a junior engineer. Myriam spent over 15 years in the private sector. She started in a leading ICT System Integration Company implementing National IT Infrastructure projects and was then the co-founder of a Digital Financial Service Provider that built several digital platforms to enable payments and bring efficiency on how people transact. We discussed about Ethiopia's Digital Transformation & on issues that are currently changing the digital space. We talked about unleashing value from agriculture, The next version of global value chains in manufacturing, building the IT enabled services, and, digital as the driver of tourism competitiveness. We also talked about the "broader ecosystem: People, Connectivity, Payments, Digital ID, Cyber security, E-Governance and more. I would like to thank Myriam for her willingness to come to our session to share us the latest information on Ethiopia's Digital Transformation Journey. Please have a listen and tell us know if you have any question and what you feel about our conversation.

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Use your personal power to free yourself. You can do it. Also, the book I brought up in the episode is called Remarkable Healings by Dr. Shakuntala Modi. I want a session with her :) Many people suffer from ailments that have no apparent cause, no obvious cure. Many of these patients, under hypnosis, claimed to have spirits attached to their bodies and energy fields, creating psychological and physical problems. Based on years of experience, Dr. Modi describes techniques that release these spirits, revealing how patients can sometimes recover within a few sessions. While most doctors would agree that emotional states affect our health, few would give credence to spiritual "influences." There is evidence that something beyond the physical affects the health of many people, and urges medical scientists to objectively assess this revolutionary approach to mental and, often, physical illness. Pioneers have the courage to put aside the status quo and evaluate what the evidence shows, even if it defies the prevailing logic of the time. Both physicians and the general public should explore the pioneering work of Dr. Modi--work which no doubt has produced many remarkable healings.

Connect with Lidiaana on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lidiaanamusic/Link to her Ebook, 5 steps to Becoming a More Confident You: https://mailchi.mp/7caadc0ae658/book-2Learn more about Shegitu Dance: https://www.shegitu-dance.com/

Teddy Afro Interview_Part_1_ቴዲ አፍሮ. This interview is taken from Sheger FM 102.1. Teddy Afro's interview with Meaza Biru, the interview is from the year 2000 E.C (Ethiopian Calendar). We believe this interview is part of our history and Teddy Afro is a legendary Ethiopian singer/songwriter. Enjoy the interview. Full credit to Meaza Biru (Sheger FM). #Ethiopianmusic #Habeshamusic #teddyAfro #ethiopia

Our guest on Habesha in Tech club was Eyosias Y. Imana (PhD) who is currently working as Staff Modem Systems Engineer at Qualicom. He is born and raised in Ethiopia. He went to Bahir Dar University to study Electrical Engineering. He also attended his M.Sc. in Electrical Engineering at Florida Institute of Technology which focused on signal processing and wireless communications. His aspiration to learn and specialize in wireless communications led him to go for his PhD at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University which focused on development and implementation of flexible digital radio technologies. He holds patents for practical innovations he made. We discussed about wireless communication technologies that impacted what we utilize today such as 2G, 3G, 5G and other technologies. He has expertise on Wireless systems, RF systems, communication theory, DSP implementations, RF-based sensors including ultra-short-range radars.  I would like to thank Eyosias for his willingness to join me on this chat and sharing us his journey. I also would like to thank the audience who came to listen our conversation and came to stage to ask their questions. Special thanks to Eyosias family & friends who were there to listen and support Eyosias. Listen to this Podcast to get the full conversation.

On this marathon (s/o Nip) episode of Sports Stories, Bik is joined by two of his good Eritrean-American homies, Aron Yohannes and Aaron Bein. Aron currently works as a trending news and sports reporter for The Oregonian, and Aaron is the host of the Bein Technical Podcast. Bik teams up with Moneybagg Yo(hannes) and the Eritrean Aristotle, Bullseye Beinamy to talk all things sports, music, food, and Habesha culture. - Listen to Aron & Aaron's stories and be sure to keep up with them on the socials. You DO NOT wanna miss this action-packed episode. - Aron Yohannes https://twitter.com/AronYohannes https://www.instagram.com/aronyohannes/ - Aaron Bein https://twitter.com/JustBeinAaron https://www.instagram.com/justbeinaaron/ - Raw Football Talk INSTAGRAM: https://bit.ly/3wjMqMq TWITTER: https://bit.ly/3m29QRv MERCH: https://www.instagram.com/rft.jerseys.merch/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rawfootballtalk/support

On a continuation from the previous episode, Amanuel B shares his thoughts on his experiences being Black in America. As an African immigrant immersed in American culture, the discussion encompasses everything from the label "African-American" to the importance of Black Americans' contributions to America. A heavy conversation indeed, but a necessary one.

In this week's episode of the Cousin Connection Podcast, we addressed the difference between Self-Esteem and Self-Confidence as a continuation of our discussion from Episode 19 - Self Doubt (ps. if you haven't listened to that episode yet, go check it out!).  We then went on to talk about some of the experiences we've had as first generation Harari-Canadians which I'm sure aren't so unique to us -- we have quickly realized that a lot of us have had similar, if not EXACT experiences. If you like what you hear, follow our page for more episodes uploaded every THURSDAY!  Follow us on IG: @cousinconnectionpod @amirwastaken @alisara__ Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Vi har med oss Habesha prinsene Gosh og Nasser. Denne uken snakker vi om NBA, VERZUZ battles, KANYE VS DRAKE og DONDA prosjektet til Kanye West.

On August 7th, I had the opportunity to speak with Selam Ayele Kebede to learn from her Tech Journey on Habesha in Tech club on Clubhouse. Selam is a brilliant woman who have an exemplary life and tech journey. Selam & I went to Bahir Dar University and completed our degree same year, 2010. Selam studied Electrical Engineering and she was also active in the University's student clubs. Her Tech Journey is an interesting one because it was impacted by the rapid tech world changes. The Finish company, Nokia, that had the largest market share in the mobile market was hit by the growing IOS & Android. This change impacted all students at Aalto University and drove everyone including Selam to look for an entrepreneurship route and think outside the predefined paths. Selam was able to adjust to this change and bring herself to the newly growing e-commerce and digital market in East Africa and for that she joined an Ethiopian startups like soleRebels, Gro Intelligence, Seedstars, & GrowthAfrica. Now Selam Ayele Kebede is the Director of Antler in Kenya. Antler is a global early-stage venture capital firm that invests in the tech startups. Thank you Selam Ayele Kebede for sharing your tech journey with us. Have a listen!

On July 24th,  I had the chance to speak with Markos Lemma of iceaddis about his Tech Journey on Habesha in Tech, a Clubhouse club.  Markos has an amazing tech career that started with his first start up that was aimed at working with travel agencies which got him paid ETB 500. He worked hard to build his career. He have spent a part of his career working at One Laptop Per Child and Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH (aka GIZ).  He is well known for cofounding a startup, iceaddis – Ethiopia's first innovation hub & tech startups incubator. The team celebrated a 10th year anniversary of their #startup. iceaddis have helped more than 160 startups. iceaddis isn't going to be limited to Addis Abeba rather planning to expand to other cities in Ethiopia, icehawasa is next, and Germany and many more to come.  Markos have worked with multiple other initiatives that are working towards education, clean water and other important project to support the communities in Ethiopia. I have learnt so much from talking to Markos as he was very open to share his past not only the success but also the failures. I believe you will learn from our conversation. Have a listen! Join the Club: https://ios.clubhouse.com/club/habesha-in-tech

En esta ocasión, platicamos con Diego Gómez Pickering. Diplomático, periodista y escritor. Fue embajador de México ante el Reino Unido y Cónsul General en Nueva York. Internacionalista por el Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México; maestro en Desarrollo Cultural por la Universidad de Columbia en Nueva York, EE.UU.; maestro en Periodismo del Desarrollo por el Indian Institute of Mass Communication de Nueva Delhi, India; y doctorando en Diplomacia y Relaciones Internacionales por la Universidad Euclid. Durante los últimos diecinueve años ha colaborado de forma ininterrumpida en diferentes diarios y revistas entre los que destacan los periódicos Financial Times, The Washington Post, The Guardian, La Vanguardia, Excélsior y El Universal y las publicaciones Letras Libres, The Huffington Post, Proceso, Nexos, Foreign Affairs y Gatopardo. Ha sido corresponsal de diversas publicaciones mexicanas e hispanoamericanas en Estados Unidos, en España, en el África Subsahariana y en Oriente Medio. Es autor de diversas novelas y Su libro más reciente es Cartas de Nueva York, crónicas desde la tumba del imperio (2020). Su obra ha sido traducida al inglés, al francés, al catalán, al swahili, al árabe y al ruso. Sitio oficial de Habesha: https://www.proyectohabesha.org/index.html#anchor1 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/up_standers/?hl=es-la

Eye to Nigh Episode 10:  It's our Season Finale! In this action packed episode we discuss the challenges of DIY projects, the Haitian president's assassination, Malcolm X, and most importantly we determine the best place for wings. To cap the season off we tried Ethiopian food from Habesha  as part of our ATX International Food Tour.Thank you so much for joining us on this wild ride! We have lots of things planned for our off-season and we'll be back in September with Season 2. New Merch Alert!!!! Check out our season 1 collection: https://eye-to-nigh.myshopify.com/ Follow us on Instagram @eyetonighpodcast and subscribe to our YouTube Channel for our off-season shenanigans.Eye to Nigh Intro by Young Petro 

How the late 1800s crated Ethiopian mythology is a counter-ideological resistance to the Haitian RevolutionHaitian Revolution from 1791-1804 vs Abyssinia Adwa in 1896The Haitian revolution put  fear & nightmare in European colonial powers not Abyssinia Ask yourself why was Haiti penalize after its revolution & trapped into debts to the French for decades while Abysinnia after Battle of Adwa got support in nation building from European powers?I always said the Haitian revolution should have been the only symbol of black resistance from the 1800s for the Black diaspora & Africa not AbyssiniaHaiti is a narrative of slaves revoltingAbysinnia is a feudal monarch who enrich themselves from slavery in 1800s Ethiopia is a creation of European colonialism & Battle of Adwa was a proxy war between France & Britain Hati was the real deal not Abyssinia Truly a black nation & an African resistance realizedHaiti narrative is not centered  compared to the promotion of Ethiopia and there is a reason for it The Haitian Revolution has often been described as the largest and most successful slave rebellion in the Western Hemisphere. Slaves initiated the rebellion in 1791 and by 1803 they had succeeded in ending not just slavery but French control over the colony.Haiti had a history of slave rebellions;there were slave rebellions before 1791. poisoning of masters.Before the fighting ended 100,000 of the 500,000 Africans and 24,000 of the 40,000 whites were killed.former slaves managed to stave off both the French forces and the British who arrived in 1793 to conquer the colony, and who withdrew in 1798 after a series of defeats by l'Overture's forces.By 1801 Hait abolished slavery Haitian Revolution had outlasted the French Revolution which ….Napoleon Bonaparte, dispatched 43,000 French troops to capture restore both French rule and slavery. on November 18, 1803the French forces were defeated. On January 1, 1804, Dessalines declared the nation independent and renamed it Haiti. France became the first nation to recognize its independence. Haiti thus emerged as the first black republic in the world, and the second nation in the western hemisphere (after the United States) to win its independence from a European power.The war on Haiti never ended after 1804 but continued in various forms via intervention, coup attempts and continues the management of the Haitian state by disregarding the people demands--compared that with Ethiopia in which from the beggin Europe help create Ethiopia and turn into the first African neo-colonial state with Abyssian as their local administrators and mangaers..Below is the counter narrrative that challanges the mytoolgy around Battle of Adwa being the symbol of restianceMekuria Bulcha, PhD, ProfessorThe circumstances, under which the peoples of the south, such as the Oromo, who were conquered in the 1880s, and the Walaita, who were conquered by Menelik two years before the battle of Adwa, were made to march north and participate in the Battle of Adwa must be notedIt was after Adwa that Menelik imposed the notorious gabbar system on the conquered south. Slavery and the slave trade became even more rampant thereafter with the conquest of the rest of the south and southwest which became hunting grounds for captives and ivory.[29] Ironically, it was the Italian invasion of Ethiopia in 1936 which brought the outrageous institution and evil trade in human beings to an end. “The united country called Ethiopia, which according to Larebo and Borago existed centuries before Adwa, is a myth. The fact is that when he turned north to meet the Italians at Adwa, Menelik was in the midst of the conquest of the south. The entire Macha region – the Gibe and Leeqa states – was annexed only in 1886. Arsi was conquered in 1886 and Hararge in 1887. As indicated above, Walaita was conquered in 1894. The sores inflicted by the atrocities committed against the Oromo at Anole and Calanqoo in 1886 and 1887 by the conquering Abyssinian forces were still bleeding. Even Wallo's conquest in the north was completed in 1878 after years of fierce battles between Menelik (then King of Shawa) and Emperor Yohannes IV on one side and the Wallo Oromo on the other. ““. While the Abyssinians were defending their freedom, the Oromo had no freedom to defend against the Italians. They had lost it to the Abyssinians during the preceding decade.  Their land was an Abyssinian colony. The “contribution” they were forced to make to the war effort saved the Abyssinians from European colonialism, but it did not help them to regain their own independence.”“ the Oromo did not fight at Adwa as ethnic Abyssinians or citizens of Abyssinia as Borago and other commentators try to suggest. They fought for their colonizers. They were not the first people to fight a war for their enemies.”In his Ethiopia: The Last Frontiers, John Markakis writes that Abyssinia “competed successfully in the imperialist partition of the region [Horn of Africa]. Not a victim but a participant in the ‘scramble', Ethiopia doubled its territory and population in a burst of expansionist energy, and thereafter proudly styled itself the ‘Ethiopian Empire'. He notes that “the title [‘Empire'] is not a misnomer, since Ethiopia's rulers governed their new possessions more or less the same way and for similar ends as other imperial powers were doing. The people who took the pride in calling themselves Ethiopians were known also as Abyssinians (Habesha).” Conflict researcher Christian Scherrer notes that “European and Abyssinian colonialism occurred simultaneously, pursued similar interests, albeit from differing socio-economic bases, and this was reinforced by comparable colonial ideologies of the idea of empire and notion of ‘civilizing mission' and the exploitation of the subjugated peoples.” Menelik's colonial conquests, Gebru Tareke, a historian from the north, has also stated that the Abyssinian ruling elite acted like the white colonial rulers in the rest of Africa. The language they used when describing their colonial subjects did not differ from the language the European colonialists were using. It was a language which was infused with stereotypes, prejudices and paternalism. He adds, “They [the Abyssinian elite] tried much like the European colonisers of their time, to justify the exploitability, and moral validity of occupation.” They “looked upon and treated the indigenous people as backward.”[17] One can add here that stereotypes and ethnic slurs about the Oromo, popular in Habesha discourse are the product of this colonial ideology.Margery Perham notes “The speed with which this great extension of the empire was made ….is explained by the …firearms which the emperor [Menelik] was obtaining from France... This same superiority was carrying the European powers at the same speed at the same time from the coast into the heart of Africa.”[18] The Swedish historian Norberg also says that “using the same military technology as the European powers”,[19] Menelik managed not only to conquer the neighbouring African territories, but was also able to garrison them with large forces called naftanya who controlled and lived on the conquered populations. As suggested by Richard Caulk, “the system of near serfdom imposed on wide areas of the south by the end of the nineteenth century could have not been maintained had the newcomers not been so differently armed.[20] The historian Darkwah notes that “Menelik succeeded in keeping the arms out of the reach of the [Oromo] enemy. He did this by imposing a strict control over the movement of firearms into his tributary territories and the lands beyond his frontiers.”[21]Darkwah notes that “in 1877 a Frenchman named Pottier was employed in training a group of Shewan youths in European military techniques. Another Frenchman, Pino, was a regular officer in the army which was commanded by Ras Gobana. Swiss engineers, Alfred Ilg and Zemmerman were employed on, among other things, building bridges across the Awash and other rivers to facilitate movement.”[24]According to Chris Prouty, Colonel Artamonov together with other Europeans was attached to the forces commanded by Ras Tasamma Nadew in Ilu Abbabor. He adds that even Count Nicholas Leontiev, a colonel in the Russian army, was a commander of a force which was sent to conquer the southwest in the 1890s. Another Russian officer, Baron Chedeuvre was Leontiev's second-in-command during the expedition. Several French and Russian medical officers were also attached to the Abyssinian forces, particularly those which were led by Menelik and European commanders. The Russian Cossack Captain Alexander Bulatovich wrote that with him, there were Lieutenants Davydov, Kokhovskiy and Arnoldi along with a command of Cossacks who had finished their term of service” and who were received in audience by Menelik and took leave from him and returned to Russia in June 1898.Genocide was committed not only on the Kaficho. It was also the fate of many of the indigenous peoples in the Omo River Valley, Lake Rudolf region and of the south-western lowlands who were conquered by the Abyssinians in the aftermath of the Adwa victory. Bulatovich, who followed Ras Wolde Giyorgis during his conquest of the territories south of Kafa, writes in his diary-based With the Armies of Menelik II that “By order of the emperor, a fifteen-thousand-man corps, set out on a campaign to annex to the realm of Ethiopia vast lands which lie to the south of it, which no one before this had explored, and which were completely unknown.”although the actual conquest was completed in 1900, the atrocities against the conquered populations did not cease; by and large, slavery and the slave trade continued until the Italian invasion of Ethiopia in 1936. As an Ethiopian historian has stated, Menelik's extension of Ethiopia's frontiers and the incorporation of new areas accentuated “the predatory tendencies of the ruling class and the soldiery. South-western Ethiopia became a hunting-ground for humans as well as animals. Ivory and slaves became the two precious commodities with which traders and adventurers returned from the region.” He wrote that “Members of upper nobility came to have thousands and sometimes tens of thousands of slaves at their disposal.”[9] Giving examples of some of the largest slave owners, the celebrated historian Pankhurst notes that Menelik and Taytu owned 70,000 slaves and Ras Wolde Giyorgis owned 20,000 slaves at the beginning of the twentieth centuryIn 1936, forty years after the Battle of Adwa, the British journalist and author wrote that the “peoples of the south and west were treated with wanton brutality unequalled even in the Belgian Congo. Some areas were depopulated by slavers.”[12] Comparing the harms inflicted by Belgian colonialists in Congo and Abyssinian colonialists in the south, he argued that “The significance of the Congo atrocities is not so much that they were committed as that they were exposed and suppressed.”Haiti is there to remind us the danger of western intervention & management Haiti is there to remind us the danger of NGO-AID intervention & management over the state Haiti is there to reminds us the power of the massesHaiti is truly the symbol of African resistance nowSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/horn-of-africa-leftists/donations

Over the weekend I had the opportunity to have a chat with Bekure Tamirat about his Tech Journey on Clubhouse. We spent about 2 hours talking about his career and answering questions from audience. Bekure has worked in many industries before he start to work in Tech. He also worked in a radio talk show called Tech intunes on Afro FM 105.3. He is experienced educator and IT professional who worked as Developer at first but moved to IT infrastructure career path. He worked as consultant in different companies before he joined Gebeya in 2016 as Operations Director. He is currently working as Product Director. I learnt about the story of how Gebeya become such a successful company. Amadou አማዱ Daffe is a Pan African Senegalese-American who was inspired by Ethiopia's history co-founded the company and named it Gebeya Inc. which literally means marketplace in Amharic. Gebeya currently is teaching more than 700 students. Key takeaways: - Anyone interested in Ethiopia's Ecosystem: have a patience. - Manage your expectations: Ethiopia's market is DIFFERENT. - If you want to be successful, don't invest but LEARN first. - Learn from things that failed: ask WHY? Podcast is available and have a listen in the podcast of your choice. Link: https://lnkd.in/e9z9QfE Join Clubhouse and follow Habesha in Tech using this link: https://lnkd.in/efxfwSw #tech #startup #career #developer #work #innovation #entrepreneur #teaching #hitech #habeshaintech

Over the weekend I had the opportunity to chat with Addis Alemayehou about Tech Investing. Bekure Tamirat and I were co-moderating the Habesha in Tech room. Addis shared us his starting point where he started investing in working at a hotel in Mississauga and then become a real estate investor in Toronto. His story and journey is very inspiring to many of us.  He moved to Ethiopia to contribute to the growing economy. Addis have been doing impressive work on expanding his investment portfolios: Fin-tech, telecom, communications, manufacturing, logistics, tech and more. He supports many young start up owners by guiding and sporting in ways he can. Addis also believes that Ethiopia has a huge potential in almost all of the sectors but Logistics is the biggest that will be hit by the disruptions. He also mentioned that the billing system still needs huge change as the data shows that 60% of people walking in the streets of Addis Ababa pays some kind of bills, this has a huge space for disruptors.  The new telecom licence awarded to Safaricom PLC by Ethiopian Communications Authority is bringing new opportunities to the tech start ups which is driven by the competition with existing telecom provider ethio telecom, the sole telecom provider in Ethiopia. Addis also discussed on the newly launched telebirr that is providing mobile money solution and he believes telebirr will be a game changer for new and existing businesses. Ethiopian start-up ecosystem is growing very fast and newcomers are joining in every sectors. Addis has advice to those who are interested in Tech or any other sectors in Ethiopia. Here are key take aways: Be informed about what's happening on the ground. Understand what the current and new policies and identify their impacts.  Take a month or 2 write problems your community faces before making any moves. Ethiopia has it's own unique problems and investors/start-up owners should accept them and look for a way to solve the problem instead of complaining and wait for the impediments to be removed. It was an honour to host Addis Alemayehou on Habesha in Tech club. Thank you Addis for spending your time with us. I also would like to thank Bekure Tamirat for being a great co-moderator. Bekure is my next guest on July 3rd at 1:30 P.M. EDT, please join us then. #thankyou #tech #startup #opportunities #community #innovation #investing #logistics #investment #digitaleconomy #startupecosystem Kazana Group Gebeya Inc. 251 Communications & Marketing PLC

Episode #13 of Sports Stories sees Bik and Mido joined by their good friend Kirubel, the creator of @Habesha.Athletes. We discuss many things, including Kirby's upbringing, his favorite football teams (American football: San Francisco 49ers, World football: Manchester United) , the concept behind Habesha Athletes, fitness tips, football trivia, and plenty more. - Be sure to tune in to Kirby's sports story and follow his Instagram page (s) to keep up with his work! Watch the full live streamed episode on Youtube: - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ikf3ctRLX4c&t=287s - Habesha Athletes: https://www.instagram.com/habesha.athletes/ - Kirby: https://www.instagram.com/its_kirbs/ - Raw Football Talk INSTAGRAM: https://bit.ly/3wjMqMq TWITTER: https://bit.ly/3m29QRv MERCH: https://www.instagram.com/rft.jerseys.merch/ YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/c/RawFootballTalk/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rawfootballtalk/support

Growing up on Toronto's Danforth, the Habesha culture was fluid from Greenwood to Victoria Park. Aunties and uncles sipped buna, and friends shared Injera amongst each other. This chapter of Pounding Fufu is a memoir of the moments in Toronto's Little Ethiopia, a place vibrant with the sounds of Teddy Afro, sweet-smelling Buna, and people cheerfully anticipating to dance the Eskista at the millennium. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Finally we are here! Episode 1 of the Auntie Betty podcast. I will share stories on my 20's, growing up in Maryland, living in NY and of course my wonderful Habesha parental experiences. On this episode I talk about the time my mom had a great idea to set me up to marry a man from Uganda. I never met him or knew him but the outcome of our conversation is hilarious and honest. Leave comments below and share your experience if your parents have ever tried to arrange a marriage for you. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/behte/support

Hallo und herzlich Willkommen zur ersten Folge des Habesha Society Podcasts! In der allerersten Folge spreche ich mit wundervollen Menschen, die ich eingeladen habe, über ein Thema, zu dem wir alle eine Meinung haben: Als Habesha in Deutschland aufwachsen. Es geht um Eltern, die einen mit anderen Habeshas vergleichen, Liebe und Dating innerhalb und außerhalb der Community und noch vieles mehr. Ein großes Dankeschön an Naemi, Helina, Lewie und Efrem, dass ihr bei der ersten Folge mit dabei wart. Alles Liebe Feben Lisabell -- Was ist Habesha Society? Habesha Society ist ein Community Projekt und eine Podcast Talkshow mit Themen rund um die äthiopische und eritreische Community in Deutschland mit (Feben) Lisabell Shewafera. Einmal im Monat geht es um Eltern, Liebe, Dating, Haare, Popkultur und ganz viel Injera und Kaffee. Ohne Bla, Bla und immer auf den Punkt. Das Ziel ist es, einen Ort zu schaffen, in dem wir uns über das Habeshasein in Deutschland austauschen und ehrlich sein können. -- Mehr über Habesha Society: Instagram: habeshasociety Kontakt: feben.lisabell@gmail.com — Moderation, Redaktion, Schnitt: Lisabell Shewafera

Hallo und herzlich willkommen. Hier ist Feben oder auch Lisabell. Und das ist Habesha Society. Ich spreche jetzt einmal im Monat mit Habeshas über Themen aus der äthiopischen und eritreischen Community. Es geht um Eltern, Liebe, Haare, Popkultur und ganz viel Injera und Kaffee. Ohne Bla, Bla und immer auf den Punkt. Das ist Ziel ist es, einen Ort zu schaffen, in dem wir uns über das Habeshasein in Deutschland austauschen ehrlich sein können. Also ab jetzt einmal im Monat eine neue Folge und ich glaube, das wird echt gut. Bis bald und tschüss!

In this 100th episode of the Habesha Finance podcast I take time to get back to the basics of financial freedom with these 7 pillars. A huge thank you to everyone who's ever supported me and the Habesha Finance mission. Links mentioned in the show: Buying a house YouTube video! Click here for the Google sheets budget we use. (Go to “File” and then Click “Make a Copy”) Other important links: Subscribe on YouTube! HOW WE PAID OFF $250,000 in LESS THAN 22 MONTHS

It was a very critical moment. Jafar ibn Abi Taleb, the elder brother of Ali ibn Abi Taleb, who after embracing Islam escaped the prosecution of Makkans and led a delegation of over 80 emigrants to Habesha, was standing in the court of Christian King Najashi to defend Islam. He had full faith in Almighty Allah and so he spoke fearlessly.Muslim emigrants returned with Jafar to Madinah when the Prophet (peace be upon him) conquered Khyber. They thanked King Najashi for his good protection and hospitality provided to them. When King Najashi expired the Prophet (peace be upon him) offered his funeral prayer in absentia, in Madinah. He is buried at a place called Najash in Ethiopia.

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hi people, habt ihr schonmal davon gehört "Afrikaner kommen immer zu spät"? Dann erklärt mir mal die DEUTSCHE BAHN....ich hab länger auf die DB warten müssen als je einer meiner Freunde auf mich...oke maybe thats a lie...und wenn schon... two wrongs don't make one right. Und wenn wir schon bei Afrikanern sind kann ich euch ja auch über meine People, die Kultur die mich geprägt hat erzählen. Enjoy Winston

In response to the men, a few Queens gathered to talk about their perspective of dating in the habesha community. Were we agree, disagree, and could somewhat understand the points that were made with our own experiences. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/uprootednetwork/support

For episode 3 we get into a conversation of where this narrative that habesha men ain't shit comes from and the overall culture of bashing one another. The men share their viewpoints of how love and relationships are shaped through the examples of our parents/elders and the narrative of society. We also dive deep into some points about the purpose of marriage in the context of the pilgrimage that our parents took to get here and how we feel it might have affected them. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/uprootednetwork/support

In this episode, we continue to dive deeper into the cultural context and influence of both our "American" versus our Ethiopian/Eritrean upbringings. There were some great gems on the issues with gender roles, the age of social media, the "glow up", Selam Central matchmaking, and the somewhat unrealistic expectations we hold for each other. Tune in and see how these young men really feel! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/uprootednetwork/support

In response to the men, a few Queens gathered to talk about their perspective of dating in the habesha community. Were we agree, disagree, and could somewhat understand the points that were made with our own experiences. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/uprootednetwork/support

Relationships and dating are constantly evolving and increasingly nuanced. In this episode, I (Hanna Rutha) sit down with a few men from the habesha (Ethiopian and Eritrean) community to discuss what dating in our community is really like from our experience. We explore this topic through the lens of being first-generation immigrants navigating the cultural context of our original home land and the roots we have planted in the United States. Some highlights include inter-racial dating, as well as, dating people with ethnically diverse backgrounds. Listen along and let us know what your experience is like dating and in relationships. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/uprootednetwork/support

Welcome to Anonymous Habeshas. A weekly podcast with three Habesha guys discussing life, culture, politics, sports and everything in between.

How do you date as an Ethiopian and what to expect? How could be culture diffusion.......Leave feedback and topic suggestions on Instagram Instagram:@Michael_bekele , TikTok:@Michaeldubzz , Youtube:@Michaeldubzz

Edmonton's Hip Hop in the Park Foundation invites everyone to the Habesha Healing Garden, at 10418 107 Avenue. For more information, visit Hip Hop in the Park at https://www.instagram.com/hhitp. Produced by Rylan Kafara.

Hey Family, This latest episode will detail how my very Habesha dad almost convinced me to stop gardening the house which has been neglected for over five years because he thought my friends are "junkies and druggies." I also discuss how my friend has told people he has tried "Crack," only because he does not know the difference between drugs. I hope everyone has been safe and staying inside during these tough times. Please do not forget to share and subscribe.

This weeks show starts off with music from Third World, Dennis Brown, Garnet Silk, Rod Taylor, Burning Spear, Bob Marley & The Wailers, Judah Eskender Tafari, Barrington Levy, Peter Broggs, The Abyssinians, Mikey General, and Bushman. New music this week comes from Black Am I, Yeza, Oba Simba, Chezidek, I-Maa-Ra, Jah Niceness, Alborosie & Jo Mersa, Lutan Fyah and Iyah Syte, Kabaka Pyramid, Chronixx, Tasha T, Papa Michigan Beenie Man and Reggae Roast featuring Mr. Willamz and Earl 16. In The Dub Zone you will hear dubs from Paolo Baldini Dubfiles and Dubblestandart, The Wailers, C Jones and Ale X, Jah Sun, and Chazbo. Extended dub mixes feature Wayne Wade and King Tubby, Barry Brown & King Jammy, Roger Robin, Ark Aingelle with Habesha, The Twinkle Brothers and Alpha and Omega. Enjoy!   Third World - Jah Glory - 96 Degrees In The Shade - Island Records Dennis Brown - Ababa Jan Hoi - J&W Records 12” Garnet Silk - Kingly Character - Reggae Anthology: Music Is The Rod - VP Records Rod Taylor - Ethiopian King - Freedom Sounds 12” Black Uhuru - I Love King Selassie/His Imperial Majesty - Black Sounds of Freedom Deluxe - Greensleeves Burning Spear - Majestic Dub - Living Dub Vol. 2 - Heartbeat Records Burning Spear - Hail H.I.M. - Hail H.I.M. - Heartbeat Records  Bob Marley & The Wailers - Jah Live (original mix) - Rastaman Vibration Deluxe - Tuff Gong Judah Eskender Tafari - Rastafari Tell You - Long Suffering - Rhygin Records Barrington Levy - Praise His Name - Jam Can 12” Peter Broggs - Rastafari Liveth - Never Forget Jah The Early Years 1976-1986 - Motion Records David Jahson - Jah Rastafari - Top Ranking Sounds 7” Albert Malawi - Chldren Of The Emperor - Uprising 7” The Abyssinians - Satta Massa Gana - The Abyssinians & Friends: Tree Of Satta - Blood & Fire  Bernard Collins - Satta Me No Born Yah - The Abyssinians & Friends: Tree Of Satta - Blood & Fire  Lloyd Charmers - Charming Version - The Abyssinians & Friends: Tree Of Satta - Blood & Fire  Mikey General - King Selassie I Alone - Hailelujah Song - Reggaeland Bushman - King Rastafari - Conquering Lion - Burning Bushes Music Black Am I - King Of Kings - Ghetto Youths International  Yeza - Is It Because I’m Black (remix) - Roreystonelove Oba Simba - I’ve Found Rastafari - The Arrival - Sun Vibes Music Chezidek - Jah Protect I Life - Hello Africa - Tad’s Records I-Maa-Ra - Rise - I Maa Ra Music Sugar Minott feat. Ticklah - Praise His Name/Dub His Name - Sugar Minott Tribute - Liondub International Reggae Roast feat. Earl 16 - Bad Company - Turn Up The Heat - Trojan Reloaded Cornel Campbell - Hail Him - Partial Records 7” Icho Candy - Selassie I - Jwyanza  Horace Ferguson - Jah Order/Jah Order Version - Ujama Jah Niceness - Upfull - Riddim N Nice Productions Romain Virgo - Hero - Between The Lines Riddim - CR203 Productions Marcia Griffiths - Holding You Close - Silly Walks Discotheque Presents: Smile Jamaica - Silly Walks Discotheque Dub Zone featuring Strictly Dubwize & Extended Dub Mixes Paolo Baldini Dubfiles Meets Dubblestandart feat. Marcia Griffiths - Holding You Close - Dub Me Crazy - Echo Beach The Wailers feat. Bob Marley & Haile Selassie - War/Selassie In Dub - The War Album - Human Race Records C Jones Meets Ale X - Catch The Vibes Dub - Kalimba Is My Telephone Dub - Echo Beach Paolo Baldini Dubfiles Meets Dubblestandart feat. Marijuana Dreams - Dub Me Crazy - Echo Beach Jah Sun - Tomorrow Dub - Magic and Madness - More Love Productions Chazbo - Out of Control Dub - Digital Chapter 7 - Conscious Sounds Wayne Wade & King Tubby - Lord Of Lords/Lord Dub - Yabby You: Jesus Dread 1972-1977 - Blood & Fire Barry Brown & King Jammy - Jah Jah Is Calling Us/Ethiopian Dub - Roots Youths Records 12” Roger Robin - Them Say We Wrong - I See Jah - Jah Shaka Music Ark Aingelle & Habesha - In Awe/Awe Dub - Habeshites 12” The Twinkle Brothers - Praises To The King/The King Dub - Reggae On Top Alpha & Omega feat. Gregory Fabulous - U Wrong/Dub Warrior - City Of Dub - Alpha & Omega =========================== Alborosie & Jo Mersa - Ready - VP Records Chronixx - Cool As The Breeze - Soul Circle Music Lutan Fyah & Iyah Syte - Almost Never Count - 21st Hapilos/24/7 Music Productions Kabaka Pyramid - Babylon Fallin - One Time Music Ras Ajai - Jah Jah Is For You - Riddim 3000 Richie Spice feat. Dre Island - Murderer - Together We Stand - VP Records Iba Mahr - Stay Positive - Real Champion Riddim - Ghetto Youths Records Alborosie - Listen To The Waves - VP Records Green Lion Crew feat. Roe Summerz - Keep Blazin’ - Ineffable Records Torch - Cucial - Rebel Chant Riddim - Top Rankin’ Records Tasha T - Social Media Hype - Ras Vibes Records/Spi Music Reggae Roast feat. Mr. Willaimz - Never B4 - Turn Up The Heat - Trojan Reloade Papa Michigan - Jamaica Dance - 2020 Jamaica Festival Songs Buju Banton - Steppa - Upside Down 2020 - Gargamel Music/Roc Nation Beenie Man - Zungguzungguguzzuzeng - VP Records Glen Washington - Play Mr. Music Play - I’m Livin’ Well - Heavybeat Records Culture - Calling Rastafari - Calling Rastafari - Nighthawk Records

Crucial Reggae Time #130 19072020 2 hours long Radio Canut Playlist ! The Soulites – Rise and shine 1971 Gemini I Jah Man – I'm a levi 1978 Jahmani repress 2004 extended version Winston Mc Nuff – What a man saw 1979 Junior Murvin – Rebellion 1982 Common Ground International Al Campbell – Turn me loose 1982 Well Charge Barrington Levi – Mr Money Man 1983 Hitbound Barry Brown – Dreadful day 1983 Hitbound Viviane Weathers – Hangin on 1986 Jah Fingers Culture ‎– Can't Stop Jah People 2020 Mister Tipsy THOMPSON SOUND ALL-STARS Linval Thompson and Friends vol 1 Thompson Sound Horace Andy – River (previously unreleased) Dennis Bovell & I Roy - Get up Stand up 1979 REBEL KINGSTON RIDDIM 2020 Austin james - Coming again (Rmr Records Jamaica) Shawn kalieba - No freedom (Rmr Records Jamaica) Luciano – Can't breathe (Rmr Records Jamaica) Mindset riddim - Addis Records 2020 Hezron - Book of Love Jahmali - Ready Done VAR - New Day Chux Siano aka Siano Thunder Holding on/7 Seas/ Set me free Dougie Tuff – Livity 2020 People of the sun "Tuff Music" meets Black Fury of Dub, Sound of Revolution Black Lives Matter George Floyd 2020 : Aba Shanti & the Shanti Ites - Joshua Horns Moa Anbessa x Prince David - Can't breathe Conscious Sound x Tena Stelin - Smash Nazism Cultural Warriors x Sandeeno - Nah Go Get Better Saralene x Habesha x High Elements - Open the Borders Joshua Hales x Inner Standing Studio - Earth Citizens Iration Steppas - Wicked man melt away Vibronics x Junior Dread – Police Rudy Mills - A heavy load 1969 Jennifer Barrett - Spirit Of A Blackman 2020Owen Knibbs & Atterny – Internet badman 2020 Chezidek – March 2020 Tad's Records Horace Andy – Oh mama 2020 Seawater Records Production Shaggy – It wasn't me Mr Williamz – Voodoo nana 2020 Street Rockaz Family Stand High Patrol – Our own way 2020 Stand High Records Luciano ft Jesse Royal – The music 2020 Oneness Records Alborosie – Listen to the waves 2020 Garnet Silk - Lion Heart (Marshall Neeko Remix) 2020 Capleton - Jah Jah City (Marshall Neeko Remix) 2020

Habesha by way of London, lula.xyz (Lula Mebrahtu) is the vanguard of creative expression. Equipped with cutting edge technology MiMu Gloves and a soulful timbre which carries the weight of her heritage, lula.xyz makes levitation through sound waves possible, singing about a lived experience of the past, present, and future. In this interview, Lula XYZ & BISHI sit down to talk about life, art, the journey through tech & what it means to be a ‘An Immigrant girl in a Digital World.' https://www.lulamebrahtu.com/ Lula XYZ Link Tree Swooshes, Seaboards, Synths and Spawn - BBC Radio 4 Follow WITCiH: https://www.witcih.com/ https://www.instagram.com/witcih/ https://twitter.com/witcih

This weeks show starts off with Bob Marley & The Wailers, Dennis Brown, Peter Broggs, The Wailing Souls, Bunny Wailer, Max Romeo, Leroy Smart and Prince Hammer, Earl Zero & King Tubby, Yabby You, Lacksley Castell, and Kenny Knotts with with Earl Zero. New music this week comes from The Carey James, Kingston Express featuring Amelia Harmony, Macka B, and Cheshire Cat, Nature Ellis, Jah9, Kumar, Chronixx, Lloyd Brown, Michael Buckley, Gappy Ranks, Rudy Mills, Stephen Souza, Jesse Royal, Paul Kass, Wisdom & Sound, La X Dias with Fantan Mojah, Chezidek and The Ligerians, and Anthony B and Lutan Fyah. In the dub zone this week you will hear dubs from Carlton Santa Davis, Lee Scratch Perry, Roots Radics, Vin Gordon, Proyecto Secreto, and Dubkasm. Extended dub mixes feature Culture, Robert Dallas & Jam Tone, Ras Amlak and King Alpha, Arkaingelle and Habesha, Feldub featuring Kojo Neatness, and Dub FX with Zion Train. Enjoy! Bob Marley & The Wailers - Survival - Survival - Tuff Gong Dennis Brown - Praise Without Raise - Satisfaction Feeling Deluxe - Tad’s Records Peter Broggs - Just Because I’m A Rastaman - Rastafari Liveth - Ras Records Kingston Express feat. Amelia Harmony - Not Easy - Foot Of The Mountain - Kingston Express Records Wailing Souls - Jah Jah Give Us Life/Don’t Feel No Way - Greensleeves 12” The Shakin’ Jamaican - Ram Jam - A Tribute To Jackie - Side Door Records Bunny Wailer - Armagideon - Blackheart Man - Island Max Romeo & The Upsetters - Norman - War Ina Babylon - 4 Men With Beards Leroy Smart - Wreck Up My Life - The Don Tells It Like It Is - Kingston Sounds Prince Hammer - King Selassie M. 16 - Africa Iron Gate Showcase - Dub Store Records Earl Zero & King Tubby - Please Officer/King Tubby’s Version - Jah Fingers 12” The Carey James - Uptown Tenement Yard - Pondemik Records Yabby You - Deliver Me From My Enemies - Deliver Me From My Enemies - Blood & Fire Lacksley Castell - Government Man - Morning Glory - Negus Roots Kenny Knotts - Love & Glory - Pirate’s Choice 12” Earl Zero & Bass Lee - Fire In The City/East Of The City - Pirate’s Choice 12” I-Taweh - Danger Zone - Reload - Tap Nat Muzik Mortimer - Road To Trod - Keep Up Riddim - Tad’s Nature Ellis feat. Lash Larue - Jah Nah Sleep - Awaken - Preserve Nature Entertainment Jah9 - Heaven (Ready Fi Di Feeling) - Note To Self - VP Records Jah9 feat. Chronixx - Note To Self (Okay) - Note To Self - VP Records Warrior King - Not Even The Dogs - Rootz Warrior Music Kumar feat. The 18th Parallel w/Gregory Morris - Message In Your Radio/Dub In Your Stereo - Fruits Records Chronixx - Dela Move - Soul Circle Music Lloyd Brown feat. Rafeelya - Make Your Move - Therapy - Phoenix Music International Michael Buckley - I Know The King - I Know The King - Stingray Records Gappy Ranks & A Guy Called Purple - Heroes/Motivation Dub - Motivation Riddim -  Island Life Records Rudy Mills - Lonely - Fisher Man - Rebel Sound Records David Isaacs & Jah Thomas - Just Like The Sea/Ting A Ling - Trojan 12” Box Set - Trojan Records Keith & Tex - Tonight - Greatest Hits 1966-1970 - Kebar Music Stephen Souza - Just One Look - My Love Is True - One Harmony Music Dennis Brown - Stop Your Fighting - Satisfaction Feeling Deluxe - Tad’s Records Dub Zone featuring Strictly Dubwize & Extended Dub Mixes Carlton Santa Davis - Dub Land - Africa Is My Home - Carlton Santa Davis Lee Scratch Perry - All Will Be Well In The Garden - Dubsetter - On U Sound Roots Radics feat. Gladstone Anderson - Crucial Dub - Radical Dub Session - Solid Groove Records Vin Gordon - Shucumooku - African Shores - Tradition Disc Proyecto Secreto - Mike Tyson Dub - Zephyrus Records Dubkasm with Digistep & Stryda - Victory: Verse III/Verse IV Raw Piece - Dubkasm 12” Culture - I Tried - One Stone - Ras Records Culture - Determined - This Is Crucial Reggae: Dub - Sanctuary Records Robert Dallas & Jam Tone - Stabilise Your Life/A Stabilising Dub - Showcase Vol. 1 - Jam Tone Ras Amlak & King Alpha - Melt Away/Melt Dub - Rally Round - Akashic Records Arkaingelle & Habesha - In Awe/Awe Dub - Habeshites 12” Feldub feat. Kojo Neatness - Perilous Times - Weapon - Banzai Lab Dub Fx Meets Zion Train - Shine Like A Star/Dub Like A Star - Universal Egg ======================================= Jesse Royal - Natty Pablo - Easy Star Records Paul Kass - You Want All - Rebel Music Tamanya Waka - Soldier - House Of Riddim Wisdom & Sound - No Negative Vibes - Wisdom and Sound Music D’Nations - Niceness/Nice Dub - Hardcore Reggae - Idlers Corner Records Shine I Dub feat. Izan & Don Tino - Pressure We - Shine I Dub Music La X Dias feat. Fantan Mojah - Praise Him - Magic Touch Production Barry Isaac - Rastafari Army - I-Tal Soup 12” UK Principal - Mistry Babylon/Mistry Dub - I-Tal Soup 12” Chezidek & The Ligerians - No Solutions In Their Lies - Timeless - Baco Records Kingston Express feat. Macka B - Straight From The Pram - The Foot Of The Mountain - Kingston Express Records Kingston Express feat. Cheshire Cat - Blam Blam - The Foot Of The Mountain - Kingston Express Records Solo Banton & BB Seaton - Sound System We Want To Go - Africa We Want Riddim - Conquering Records Arise Roots - Selecta - Selecta EP - Ineffable Records Anthony B & Lutan Fyah - Keep On Trying (Dubmatix Remix)/Keep On Trying (Dubmatix Horns Dub) - 11-7 Records The Meditations - Can’t Stop The Flowing - Can’t Stop The Flow Of Life - Meditations Music

Crucial Reggae Time #109 23022020 Burning Spear – Hail Him– 1980 – Lp du même nom - EMI Michael Prophet – Righteous are the conqueror – 1980 – Lp du même nom - Greensleeves Wailing Souls – Divided and Rule – 1984 – Lp Stranded - Greensleeves Wayne Smith – Double Wrong – 1985 – Lp Smoker Super - Chartbound Milton Henry – Let go the ego – 2013 – Showcase Branches and Leaves - Iroko Vivian Jones – Rastafari – 2017 – Lp Deep Roots – Lana Sounds Bunny Rugs feat Samory I - Karbon run away 2020 Cedric Congo Myton – A new race 2020 Jesse Royal – Clear my head Mowty Mahlyka - Nuh Badness Soom T – Far from home Sylford Walker feat Rachaad Amarjii – Golden pen George Palmer – Beware 2020 Bass Lee Music AMJ Collective Hard Rock mixed by Rob Smith INFOS CONCERTS Sista Habesha feat Joshua Hales – Vigilance Mixé par Vibronics, produit, enregistré et arrangé par Habesha 2020 Habeshites Daba Makourejah - Mighty Redeemer ou Trodding on 2020 Amoul Bayi Records le label de Fabyah Forward

Some changes are happening this year for Habesha Finance and here’s what you need to know! Want to support Habesha Finance? Check out my affiliate links below for products I recommend that I've used personally or researched enough to know they're worth your time. Get Term Life Insurance. It never hurts to shop around for the best rate: Haven Life (who I used) - https://habeshafinance.com/haven Health IQ - https://habeshafinance.com/healthiq Recommended personal finance books: The Total Money Makeover - https://amzn.to/2O4sLeU The Millionaire Next Door - https://amzn.to/38IIh80 The Simple Path To Wealth - https://amzn.to/38WoQZJ Thanks for checking out my affiliate links above and I'm certain you will be very happy you did. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Don’t forget to rate, review and subscribe. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/habeshafinance/message

Financial planning is already a difficult task for so many of us. And when you're an immigrant in the United States of America, this planning can be even more difficult. I hope these 8 tips will help any of you out there who needs some basic understanding of good personal finance choices. Save for your retirement now. At least 10%, 15%, 20% of your income invested in low cost, broad based index funds in your 401k or Roth IRA. Try to spread your money 50/50 between an S&P 500 index fund and a Total Bond index fund. Your children shouldn’t come to you for college funds. Your retirement is more important than pay for your child's eating out or partying. Focus on paying off your house, car note, and credit cards. Do your best to eliminate all your debt. Stop borrowing and cut the credit cards. Your emergency fund needs to cover 3-6 months of living expenses. Credit cards are not for an emergency. Understand this will take time. Get life insurance if you can, a 10-30 year term life insurance policy in case anything happens to you. If you can get enough to cover the home you live in, kids college and life experiences like a wedding. If you can afford the monthly payment then try to get a higher policy amount at least 500,000. Budget budget budget. Your income needs to be on a budget. Get a written will and estate plan set in place. Establish a health directive. If you have young children, you have to make a decision as to what happens to them in the event you are no longer alive. For article post and links to resources click here: https://habeshafinance.com/simple-financial-planning-tips-for-parents Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/habeshafinance/message

The Freitae discuss the culture clash of ethiopian new years and 9/11. They share stories of people's different perspectives of 9/11 and the impact it's had on generations after. They also explain the symbolism of Ethiopian New Year's, American New Year's traditions, and explain resolution themes instead of “goals”. Habesha memes: @selamcentral Article:https://theculturetrip.com/africa/ethiopia/articles/how-to-celebrate-the-ethiopian-new-yearTwitter @tfepod, Instagram @thefreitaseffect, like us on facebook, and email thefreitaseffect@gmail.com Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=YCVKCJ5YFNTPN&source=url)

It's The PREGAME Episode 21 (legal age) and we outsource the greetings to a Habesha queen. Sof cops to fucking up the intro last week. (00:33) Jerome's Hot Boy Summer (03:15) INTRO SONG: Shakka - Too Bad Bad (ft. Mr Eazi) (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sLa6-fqPlvs) (06:45) SHOUTOUTS: The BMDC Movement (they came for us this week) (11:39) 'L' Of THE WEEK: Instablog9ja and all those who paraded fake news about the BMDC Movement QUICK FIRE: Burna boy dumps Stefflon Don #FakeNews (15:15) Stormzy and Maya Jama call it quits… (Jorja Smith the reason?) (21:52) Does the size of an engagement ring matter? (A gbas gbos story while the #TweetsIsWatching) (26:44) 'Blow My Mind' (white Sugar Daddy cover) (41:50) MUSIC SPOTLIGHT: Gapsiso - We Shall Dey Alright (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bakjJLfQMSE) (51:24) QUOTE OF THE WEEK: "We good over here" - Stefflon Don "Don't come/cum for us, unless we go down on you" - Black Men Shoutout to Gaaga in the Clean Streets! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-pregame/message

Miskeen Crew brings on a childhood friends who's experienced it all back home in Eritrea & Ethiopia. Introducing new segments, covering topics to getting in trouble with parents, to awkward & embarrassing stories when initially immigrating, why Kitfo is terrible, how Habesha men are incapable of cheating, & more! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This weeks show starts off with classic selections from Peter Tosh, Burning Spear, Pablo Moses, Sylvan White, Dennis Brown, Misty In Roots, Jacob Miller, Culture, Ras Michael, Ijahman, Sugar Minott, and Horace Ferguson. New music this week comes from Vin Gordon, Akae Beka, Morgan Heritage, Glen Washington, Blvk H3ro, Mungo's Hifi with Eva Lazarus, Courtney John, and Dami Knight. Also this week we ride the Inna We Heart Riddim, The Uprising Riddim and The Resistance Riddim featuring artists like Mosiah, Teacha Dee, Black Loyalty, King David, Ziggy Ranking, Chezz, and Jigsy King with Mwanamke. Tracks from Ghetto Priest, Cornel Campbell, Gregory Isaacs, Beres Hammond, The Mighty Diamonds, and John Holt round out the playlist In The Dub Zone this week you will hear dubs from Vin Gordon, Dub Proof, The Senior All Stars, Max Romeo, and Burning Babylon. Extended dub mixes feature The Easy Star All Stars with Corey Harris and Ranking Joe, OBF and Nazamba, Martin Campbell and High Tone, Ark Aingelle with Habesha, Autarchi and Fari Di Future, and Micah Shemaiah with Infinite. Enjoy! Peter Tosh - Equal Rights - Equal Rights Legacy Edition - Columbia Legacy Burning Spear - The Fittest Of The Fittest - The Fittest Of The Fittest - Heartbeat Records Pablo Moses - Be Not A Dread - Revolutionary Dream - Shanachie Sylvan White - Faith/Faith Version - Africans Unite - Roots Foundation Vin Gordon - Styler Man/Dubbing Style - African Shores - Tradition Disc Dennis Brown - The Half - The Promised Land - Blood & Fire Misty In Roots - True Rasta - Roots Controller - Real World Jacob Miller & Inner Circle - Healing Of The Nation - Forward Jah Jah Children - Trojan Records Culture - The International Herb - International Herb - Shanachie Ras Michael & The Sons Of Negus - None A Jah Jah Children No Cry - Jah Shaka Presents The Postive Message - Greenlseeves Ghetto Priest - I Murder Hate - Every Man For Every Man - Ramrock Records Ijahman - Moulding - Are We A Warrior - Island Records Sugar Minott - The People Got To Know/The People Got To Dub - Ghetto-ology and Dub - Easy Star Records Horace Ferguson - Great Stone - Sensi Addict - Ujama Akae Beka - Under The Sun - Mek A Menshun - Zion High Productions Morgan Heritage - Bedrock - Loyalty - CTBC Music  Glen Washington - God Of Our Fathers - Conqueror Riddim - Trainline Records Blvk H3ro - Street Life - Loud City Music Protoje feat. Lila Ike' & Agent Sasco - Not Another Word - Indiggnation Collective Mosiah - Love Inna Me Heart - Inna We Heart Riddim - Ragatac Music Teacha Dee - First Man - Inna We Heart Riddim - Ragatac Music Ras Teo Meets Lone Ark - Inna Me Medi/Inna Me Medi Dub - Ten Thousand Lions - Lone Ark Productions Mungo's HiFi feat. Eva Lazarus - Dub Be Good To Me - More Fyah - Scotch Bonnet Records Gregory Isaacs - Mr. Brown - Mr. Isaacs - VP Records Glen Washington - One Of These Days - Most Wanted - Greensleeves The Wailers - Thank You Lord - Songs Of Freedom - Tuff Gong Mighty Diamonds - Natural Natty - I Need A Roof - Hitbound U- Roy - Back Stabbing - The Lost Album: Right Time Rockers - Nocturne Cornel Campbell - Mash You Down - Soul Jazz Presents: Dancehall The Rise Of Jamaican Dancehall Culture - Soul Jazz Records Dub Zone featuring Strictly Dubwize & Extended Dub Mixes Vin Gordon - Shucumooku - African Shores - Tradition Disc Dub Proof - Bee Sting Dub - Dub Proof - Dub Proof Music The Senior All Stars feat. Ammoye - Baltimore (vocal dub edit) - Soul From Dubdown: Darker Than Blue - Echo Beach Max Romeo - Valley Of Jehosaphat (Segs Jennings Steve  Dub Hot Remix) - Select Cuts From Blood & Fire Chapter 2 - Select Cuts Burning Babylon - Into Twilight - Garden of Dub - Mars Recordings Easy Star All Stars feat. Corey Harris & Ranking Joe - Time/Time Version - Dub Side Of The Moon - Easy Star Records O.B.F. feat. Nazamba - The Groove/The Groove Dub - The Hills/The Groove EP - Dub Quake Recordings Martin Campbell Meets High Tone - Urban Style/Urban Style Dub - Jarring Effects Ark Aingelle & Habesha - In Awe/Awe Dub - Habeshites 12” Autarchi & Fari Difuture - Shashamane Living (discomix) - Roots & Reality - Bent Backs Records Micah Shemaiah feat. Infinite - Reggae Rockit/Reggae Rockit Dubwise - We Generation Music ==================================== Jesse Royal feat. Protoje - Lion Order - Easy Star Records Steel Pulse - Cry Cry Blood - Mass Manipulation - Wiseman Doctrine Alborosie - One Chord - Unbreakable: Alborosie Meets The Wailers United - Greensleeves Black Loyalty - Set Me Free - Uprising Riddim - Blue Room Studios King David - Order - Uprising Riddim - Blue Room Studios Ziggy Ranking - Turn Around - Uprising Riddim - Blue Room Studios Lila Ike' - Where I'm Coming From - Indiggnation Collective Naomi Cowan - Paradise Plum - Reggae Gold 2019 - VP Records Courtney John - Far Away - 7 Long Lane Entertainment King Jammy & Dennis Brown feat. Aza Lineage - Real Love - Tracks Of Life - VP Records Queen Ifrica - Girl Like Me - Prime Time News Riddim - DJ Frass Records Dami Knight - Blue Skies - Island House Records Beres Hammond feat. U-Roy - Putting Up A Resistance - Can't Stop A Man: The Ultimate Collection - VP Records Chezz - High Grade - Resistance Riddim - Napem Records Jigsy King & Mwanamke - Ganja Pickney - Resistance Riddim - Napem Records John Holt - Ali Baba - Treasure Isle Presents: Original Reggae Tighten Up Hits - Treasure Isle Tony Curtis - Weed Dream - King Tubby's Dub Plate Style Riddim - Maximum Sound Speng Bond w/ Naram & Art - Dread Outta Road - Outta Road/Dem A Fraud EP - Red Robin  Earl 16 - Reggae Music - Lick It Back - Reggae Roast

Design, tech, being a POC, being Habesha, education, future plans, etc. A dope conversation with Aisha Burka :). Follow: INSTAGRAM: instagram.com/youngblacklibra/?hl=en send feedback or anything to: itbelikethatpod@gmail.com Aisha: https://www.instagram.com/_burka/

This weeks show starts off with a set of music from Bunny Wailer as we celebrate his 72nd earth strong on April 10th. Also in the early mix you will hear music from Mad Professor, Pablo Moses, Dennis Brown, Jacob Miller, Cultural Roots, Gene Rondo, The Wailing Souls, Bunny Lee, and Johnny Clarke. New music this week comes from Bescenta, Lutan Fyah, Jahcoustix with Luciano, Raging Fyah, General Levy, King David Bailey, Keith & Tex, Marcia Griffiths, Rudy Mills, Randy Valentine with Eesah and Runkus, Royal Blu, Buju Banton, Little Roy, Bushman, Tanto Metro & Devonte, and Blvk H3ro. Also this week we ride the Wet Sugar Riddim featuring Freddie McGregor and Richie Stephens.  In The Dub Zone this week you will hear dubs from Aswad, Vibronics, Dougie Conscious, I David, Gentleman's Dub Club, and Indica Dubs. Extended dub mixes feature Prince David and Habesha, Peter Hunnigale and Russ Disciple, Oku Onuora, Earl 16 and Jah Warrior, Brother Culture, and Earl Zero with Bass Lee. Enjoy! Bunny Wailer - Armagideon - Blackheart Man - Island Records Bunny Wailer - Fighting Against Convictions - Blackheart Man - Island Records Bunny Wailer - The Oppressed Song - Blackheart Man - Island Records Bunny Wailer - Dream Land - Blackheart Man - Island Records Bunny Wailer - Rise & Shine/Solomonic Dub - Solomonic Singles 2: Rise & Shine 1977-1986 - Solomonic/Dub Store Records Mad Professor - Tribal Dance - Dubbing With Anansi - Ariwa Pablo Moses - Ready, Aim, Fire - The Revolutionary Years: 1975-1983 - Grounded Music Dennis Brown - Promised Land - Reggae Anthology: Dennis Brown: Crown Prince Of Reggae Singles 1972-1985 - VP Records Jacob Miller & Inner Circle - Roman Soldiers Of Babylon - Forward Jah Jah Children - Trojan Records Cultural Roots - Jah No Partial - Cultural Roots - Rub A Dub Noel Campbell & The Gladiators Band - Sufferation - Blackman's Pride 3: None Shall Escape The Judgement Of The Almighty - Soul Jazz Records Gene Rondo - Why You Do That - Bunny Lee: Dreads Enter The Gates With Praise - Soul Jazz Records The Wailing Souls - Kingdom Rise Kingdom Fall - Jah Shaka Presents: The Positive Message - Greensleeves Johnny Clarke - Enter Into His Gates With Praise - Bunny Lee: Dreads Enter The Gates With Praise - Soul Jazz Records Bunny Lee & Prince Jammy - The Gates Of Dub - Dubbing In The Front Yard & Conflict Dub - Pressure Sounds Bitty McLean w/Sly & Robbie - Every Word and Move - Love Restart Deluxe Edition - Tabou1 Bescenta - Give Thanks and Praise - Reggae Star Riddim - Reggae Vibes Music Lutan Fyah - Never Give Up - Reggae Star Riddim - Reggae Vibes Music Jahcoustix feat. Luciano - Stronger - Reunion - Oneness Records Raging Fyah - Better Tomorrow - VPal Music General Levy & Ilements - Nah Give Up w/version - Street Rockaz Family Michael Fabulous - White River - The White River - Mono Tunes Brinsley Forde feat. David Hinds - Chillin' - Jah Solid Rock Music King David Bailey - Heal My People - Heal My People - High Ten Records Keith & Tex - Global Politics - Fruits Records Desmond Dekker & The Aces - Trample aka Do Your Thing - Pretty Africa - Trojan Records Marcia Griffiths - What Kind Of World - Timeless - Tad's Records Rudy Mills - Lonely w/version - Kebar Music/Rebel Sound Records Bob Marley & The Wailers - All Day All Night - Catch A  Fire Deluxe Edition - Tuff Gong The Silvertones - In The Midnight Hour - Version Galore - Trojan Records Alton Ellis - Can I Change My Mind - Foundation Singers: Revival Classics Vol. 1 - Attack Dub Zone featuring Strictly Dubwize & Extended Dub Mixes Aswad - Warrior Charge - Crucial Tracks: Best Of Aswad - Island Records Vibronics Meets Conscious Sounds - Dub Jahovia - Half Century Dub - Scoops I David & Dougie Conscious - Rolling Dub - Conscious Sounds Presents: Dub Confliction - Conscious Sounds Prince David & Habesha - I N I Shepherd/Shepherd Dub - Habeshites 12” Vibronics Meets Conscious Sounds - Babylon Dub Down - Half Century Dub - Scoops Gentleman's Dub Club - God Of War - Lost In Space - Easy Star Records Indica Dubs and Chazbo - Jah Dub/Jah Dub Dubplate Mix - Indica Dubs 12” Peter Hunnigale - Jah Warrior (vocal mix)/Jah Warrior (Russ Disciple Dub Mix 3) - Vibes Central Records 12” Oku Onuora - If Not Now - I've Seen - Fruits Records Earl 16 & Jah Warrior - Reality/Reality Dub - Jah Warrior Showcase Vol. 2 - Jah Warrior Brother Culture w/Little Lion Sound & Mista Savona - Heal Them/Heal Them Instrumental - Evidence Music Earl Zero & Bass Lee - Fire In The City/East Of The City - Pirate's Choice 12” =================================== Randy Valentine, Eesah, & Runkus - Blessed - Loud City Music Royal Blu - Style and Pattern - Delicious Vinyl Island Buju Banton w/ Markus Myrie & Jahazeil - False Pretense - Markus Records Chronixx - Ghetto Paradise - Chronolgy - Chronixx Music Claire Angel - Try Push We Around - Stingray Showcase 14: Stingray In Roots - Stingray Records Little Roy - We Are African - Stingray Showcase 14: Stingray In Roots - Stingray Records Jazzwad - Solo Dub - Stingray Showcase 14: Stingray In Roots - Stingray Records Bushman - No Morals - Front Page Productions Tarrus Riley - Jamaican Proverbs - St. Andrew Riddim - Chimney Records Tanto Metro & Devonte - Smoke Train - Reggaenometrist - VPal Music Blvk H3ro - Superstition - The Immortal Steppa - Dubshot Records Richie Stephens - Venus - Wet Sugar Riddim - Pot Of Gold  Freddie McGregor - Shub Shimmy - Wet Sugar Riddim - Pot Of Gold  Bounty Killer - Seek God - Kette Drum Riddim - Digital B Chezidek - Inna Di Road - Inna Di Road - Greensleeves Records Khari Kill - Mary Grandson - Picture Of Selassie - Outta D Ghetto Richie Spice - Blood Again - The Biggest Reggae One Drop Anthems 2005 - Greensleeves Jah Cure - The Sound - The Biggest Reggae One Drop Anthems 2005 - Greensleeves Bunny Wailer - Cool Runnings - Retrospective - Solomonic

Amani Kiflemariam was born in Eritrea and grew up in the Sudan and the UK with a deep appreciation for the social and economic significance of coffee within Habesha culture (Eritrea and Ethiopia, the birthplace of coffee). Amani worked in Finance in London before putting her talents into building Amatte that not only promotes African heritage but also benefits those small-lot farmers who nurture this precious crop. Named after her grandmother, whose name means ‘lead by example’ in her native Tigrigna dialect, Amatte honours her strength and integrity through its brand values, specialist roasts and enchanting tales from Africa.Our brand is about “Empowering African female farmers who produce specialty coffee”. Not only do we source some delicious specialty coffees, we go further to empower female farmers so that you can enjoy doing good every morning when you brew your coffee.“I wanted to create a premium brand that offers the finest coffees Africa has to offer and one that empowers the real superstars, its female farmers,” says Amani. “I’ve combined my passion for fine coffee and gender parity into Amatte, which offers high end coffee cultivated by these amazing, hard working women.”Discover Amatte’s debut coffee collection, which comprises five refined tastes that distil the continent’s complex and inspiring spirit into every sip.Find out more about Amatte Coffee on their website, and follow the story on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.Follow Item 13 on Facebook , Instagram and Twitter.esSense 13 is on Facebook , Instagram and Twitter.Don’t forget to subscribe & leave us a review!

On this week's episode, Mercy and Lydia chat about all things social media with pals Lydia and Lydia. Yeahhh, the Habesha community really needs to expand their name registry. Anywho, on part one of this discussion, the girls reminisce the good ol' tumblr days, express their grievances about snapchat streaks and tackle how these apps and others have changed the way we connect with each other. This episode is perfect to listen to while you're scrolling through your feed or responding to dms from your multiple suitors. Don't snap and drive and stay tuned for part two.

El joven Sirio, que ustedes ayudaron a traer desde Aleppo para que pudiera continuar sus estudios en México.

El joven Sirio, que ustedes ayudaron a traer desde Aleppo para que pudiera continuar sus estudios en México.

STC ft. Hannah - Habesha & Vulnerable by Ebenezer Endiryas

Crucial Reggae Time #48 16122018 Radio Canut Playlist : Keith and Tex – Tonight 1967 Joe White "I'm so proud" Bluecat 108 B (1968) Junior "Soul" Murvin - Chattie chattie. Derricks rec 1968 Bunny Lie Lie - Take it easy girl 1977 Buke Star réédition 2016 Novelette Barnett – Fire di a town 1978 Production Sonia Pottinger réédition 2013 Aleighcia Scott - Treat me (peckings records) Guive - Hasard (Germaïca France) Sandeeno – Dust Another sound Sip A cup Records 2018 Jingle Charlie P Charlie P Brother Culture - Murder (reggae roast) Reality Chant & Israel Starr - Future Navigator Dub Addict ft Echo Rranks - Right time come Brain Damage meets Sir Jean – Royal salute Jarring Effects 2012 INFOS CONCERTS SKANKING TOOL Riddim Flat Mix riddim de Barbes D Jr Roy – Mr Government Headstrong 2018 Ras Cos Tafari – Jah love Reggae Remedy 2018 France Crudobilbao estudios feat Don Camillo and Kobo (Raggattack remix) - new dub order 2016 Nigey Melody -Breath Inna Man / Trinity - Sweet Sweet Ganja / Prince Alla - Guns And Bombs / Black Legacy Records Label de Keety Roots 2018 Fikir Amlak – I See dem + Dub Akashic Records 2018 El Indio – African blood + Dub Conscious Sounds 2018 Amelia Harmony & Mark Mostec – Burning like fire Soulshine Musik 2017 Amelia Harmony – Soundboy Unrulee Records 2016 Joshua Hales & Brizion – Passing through Lumosapien records 2017 Joshua Hales w Habesha & Inner Standing Sound – Standing Rock Joshua Hales & Brizion – Liff we up Lumosapien records 2017 Aba Shanti & The Shanti-Ites – The wrath of jah Falasha Recordings 1996 Aba Shanti & The Shanti-Ites – Zulu Warrior Falasha Recordings 1996 Nick Dubateers – Beat it mix 1 2016

"Mi sono innamorata perché se a tre persone chiedo informazioni su Ashenda, avrò tre risposte diverse, mi sono innamorata della luce di sera, della birra Habesha, della vista dall'alto, della ricca storia del monumento ai martiri". A cura di Eleonora Maria Viganò per Radio BUllets. Musiche di Dee Yan-Key su licenza CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

"Eden Egziabher’s journey has taken her from war-torn Ethiopia to the streets of New York City to become the first Eritrean-Ethiopian female food truck owner. From her bright yellow truck, Makina Cafe, she serves 'Habesha' food, a term that eliminates the distinctions between Eritrean and Ethiopian tribes and celebrates unity. Tune in to hear Eden talk about the genesis of her popular food truck including her labyrinthine path from entering the US as a 15 year old immigrant who didn’t speak English to becoming an accounting major at USC to being ecstatic when she was fired from her marketing job, convincing her to open her own business. Now that her authentic food has been enthusiastically embraced, Egziabher is focused on giving back. You can follow Makina Cafe (@makinacafe) on all major social media outlets to find the trucks' location each day. Want to stay up to date on the latest Speaking Broadly episodes? To hear more conversations with Dana Cowin and her accomplished yet accessible guests, subscribe to Speaking Broadly (it’s free!) on iTunes or Stitcher. If you like what you hear, please take a moment to rate + review us on Apple’s podcast store and follow Dana on Instagram @speakingbroadly and @fwscout. Thanks for tuning in!" Speaking Broadly is powered by Simplecast.

On this week's podcast the Africanist takes the conversation to East Africa as we are joined by Dagmawi (@Dag_DMV)a good college friend of ours from Ethiopia. Dag is one of the leaders, and a board member and Treasurer of Habesha Networks and also a real estate expert. He explained Habesha Networks to us and its purpose to create a positive and inclusive space for Ethiopians and Eritreans to network, build meaningful connections, and support the community through supporting the people and their businesses to make a bigger impact. He also broke down the do's & don'ts of real estate & provided very much needed advice for home buying. A loaded pod with great information ENJOY! Outro Song: Okeke - Runaway Dag: Instagram: @dag_dmv & @habeshanetworks Website: www.habeshanetworks.com Africanist Email: africanistpodcast@gmail.com Website: www.africanistpod.com Facebook: The Africanist Podcast Hotline: 301-887-3375 Instagram & Twitter: @africanistpod SoundCloud: @the-africanist Mixcloud: Africanistpod iTunes: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-a…nist/id950115888 Google Play: playmusic.app.goo.gl/?ibi=com.googl…o-pr-mu-pod-16

This weeks show starts off with new music from Tarrus Riley and his new song entitled Guess Who and continues on with selections from Black Uhuru, Everton Blender, Andrew Coombs, Luciano, Ronnioe Davis, Dennis Brown, Phillip Fraser, Horace Andy, The African Brothers, Burning Spear, Johnny Clarke, and Bushman. New music this week comes from Groundation, Black Symbol, The Black Roots, Tatanka with Sr. Wilson and Nattali Rize, Rayven Amani, Agent Sasco with Sevana, Bitty Mclean, Sun Shade, Safira Mono, King Jammy with Romain Virgo, Tomawok with Junior Cat, and Ras Professor. Also this week we ride the Peng Peng Riddim as well as The Right Track Riddim featuring artists like Don Tippa, Dr. Ring Ding, Longfingah, Johnny Osbourne, Cocoa Tea, and Frankie Paul. In the Dub Zone this week you will hear dubs from King Tubby, Ijahman, Barry Brown, Addis Pablo featuring Spliffy Dan, Early Worm, and The Bush Chemists. Extended dub mixes this week come from Zenzile and JayRee, Martin Campbell, Donovan Kingjay and Dougie Conscious, Lee Scratch Perry and Subatomic Sound System, and Prince David with Habesha. Enjoy! Tarrus Riley - Guess Who - Taxi, BSMG, Juke Boxx, & Cannon Productions Black Uhuru - Guess Who's Coming To Dinner - Guess Who's Coming To Dinner - Heartbeat Recprds Everton Blender - Create A Sound - Lift Up Your Head - Heartbeat Records Andrew Coombs - Offspring Of The King - Fat Eyes Presents: Dancehall Dee-Lite - Heartbeat Records Luciano - Who Could It Be - Where There Is Life - Island Jamaica Luciano - Love Jah and Live - Rough Inna Town: The Xterminator Sound - Maximum Pressure Luciano - Love Jah and Live Dub - Xterminator Presents: MLK Dub - Ras Records Ronnie Davis - Sing and Pray To Jah -  Version City Rockers: Darker Roots - Antifaz Records Dennis Brown - Africa We Want To Go - Jammy's From The Roots 1977-1985 - Greensleeves King Jammy & Dennis Brown feat. DYCR & Tristan Palma - Back To Africa - King Jammy Presents Dennis Brown: Tracks Of Life - VP Records Phillip Fraser - Come Ethiopians - Come Ethiopians - Freedom Sounds Horace Andy - Stop The Fuss - Exclusively - Reggae Library African Brothers - Weep & Mourn - Mysterious Nature - Baco Records Burning Spear - Jah Is My Driver - Farover - EMI Johnny Clarke - Bad Days Are Going - Creation Rebel - VP Records Gussie Clarke - Murderer - Gussie Clarke: Dub Anthology - Music Works Bushman feat. Charlie Chaplin - Conquering Lion - Conquering Lion - Burning Bushes Music Alborosie feat. Chronixx - Contradiction - Alborosie Meets The Wailers United: Unbreakable - Greensleeves Groundation - Lion In Man - The Next Generation - Baco Records Black Symbol - Mother Of Creation - Behold - Sugar Shack Records Black Roots - How Long - Take It - Nubian Records Stephen Marley feat. Damian Marley - Tight Ship - Revelation Part 1: The Root Of Life - Ghetto Youths Intl Spiritual - Where Is The Love - Awakening - VP Records Tatanka feat. Sr. Wilson & Nattali Rize - Reggae Ravers - Roots Musician Records Protoje feat. Chronixx - No Guarantee - A Matter Of Time - Indiggnation Collective/Overstand Entertainment Richie Spice - Robbery - African Beat Warriors Riddim - Fat Eyes Productions Terror Fabulous - Jah Works - African Beat Warriors Riddim - Fat Eyes Productions Yami Bolo & Capleton - Put Down U Weapon - African Beat Warriors Riddim - Fat Eyes Productions Everton Blender - Jumbo Jet - Better Day Riddim - Bass Inna Ya Face Rayven Amani - Life Is Everything - Better Day Riddim - Bass Inna Ya Face Agent Sasco feat. Sevana - They Will Rob You - Hope River - Diamond Studios John Holt - Fancy Make Up - I Can't Get You Off My Mind - Heartbeat Records Johnny Osbourne - Can't Buy Love/Swing Easy (extended mix) - Truth & Rights Deluxe Edition - Heartbeat Records Dub Zone featuring Strictly Dubwize & Extended Dub Mixes King Tubby - Psalms Of Dub - Adventures In Dub: Essential Bassline Business - Metro Doubles Ijahman - Whip That Tarantula - Raiders Of The Lost Dub - Island Records Barry Brown - Fittest Of The Fittest Dub - Barry Brown In Dub - Jackpot Addis Pablo feat. Spliffy Dan - I Seen (Good Love) - Majestic Melodies - Rockers Production Earlyworm - Crawling From The Roots - Natty Droid - Renegade Recordings Bush Chemists - Look To The East/Look To The East Dub - Conscious Sounds 10” Zenzile feat JayRee - So Good So Far/So Good So Dub - Zenzile Meets JayRee: 5 + 1 - Yotanka Records Martin Campbell Meets High Tone - Urban Style/Urban Style Dub - Jarring Effects Donovan Kingjay & Dougie Conscious  - Be Thankful/Be Thankful Dub 3 - Conscious Sounds Ina Roots Man Style Chapter 1 - Conscious Sounds Lee Scratch Perry & Subatomic Sound System - Dread Lion - Super Ape Returns To Conquer Prince David & Habesha - I n I Shepherd/Shepherd Dub - Habeshites 12” ======================= Bitty McLean - Every Word and Move - Love Restart (deluxe edition) - Tabou1 Dennis Brown - You Satisfy My Soul - King Jammy Presents Dennis Brown Tracks Of Life - VP Records Sun Shade - Don't You Be - Don't You Be - DubbStarr Safira Mono - Kush - Just A Woman - Jample Jah9 - Avocado - New Name - Rorystonelove King Jammy & Dennis Brown feat. Romain Virgo - Run The Track - King Jammy Presents Dennis Brown Tracks Of Life - VP Records Johnny Osbourne - Right Track - King Jammy: Selectors Choice Vol. 2 - VP Records Frankie Paul - Shame Them - King Jammy: Selectors Choice Vol. 2 - VP Records Cocoa Tea - Come Again - King Jammy: Selectors Choice Vol. 2 - VP Records Wayne Wonder feat. Badda General & Supriz - Guiding Light - Rub Ah Dub School Vol.1 - Real Squad Records/Singso Black Beanie Dub feat. Guru Banton - Number One - Spicy Riddim - ODG Productions Black Beanie Dub feat. Dixie Peach - Champion Sound -  Spicy Riddim - ODG Productions Tomawok feat. Junior Cat - Ever Ready - Eek A Wok - Dibyz Music Ras Professor - Fact - Royal Majestic Music/Studio 5000 Don Tippa - Hot Like Fire - Peng Peng Riddim - Boomrush Productions Dr. Ring Ding - Operator - Peng Peng Riddim - Boomrush Productions Longfingah - Can't Stop We Medi - Peng Peng Riddim - Boomrush Productions Dox & Dizzle - Peng Peng Riddim - Peng Peng Riddim - Boomrush Productions Carlton Livingston - Get Off Mi Spot - Digital Alliance Riddim Vol. 1 - Napem Records Gonzo & Inna Vision - Roots It Up - Curricular Style - Roots Musician Records Sugar Minott - Where Is The Love/Got To Find The Dub - Leave Out A Babylon - Baco Records

Ariam and Yodit are joined by songstress Saba Abraha! Tune in as they talk Habesha culture and where to get the best Ethiopian food. Saba closes out the show with a live performance of her track “Pathway”.

un programma a cura di Eleonora Viganò su Radio Bullets

[00:00] Can't Wait - I Can Feel It [02:50] Kink - Perth (Dusky Remix) [04:25] Digitalism - Glow [07:00] Tobtok & Adrian Lux - As I Sleep (ft. Charlee) (Gramercy Remix) [09:49] Peka - Five Long Years [13:02] A-Minor - Fluid (ft. Iris Gold) (Fabich Remix) [15:42] Coeo - Mydonna (Alternative Cut) [18:16] Seeb - Drink About (ft. Dagny) (Kokiri Remix) [21:00] Polymod - No Other [22:35] Bolier & Trobi - In The Water [25:12] Martin Garrix - Ocean (ft. Khalid) (Don Diablo Remix) [27:45] Friend Within - Lonely [30:16] Nosaj Thing - U G (Les Sins Remix) [31:46] Bufi - La Fuerza (ft. Ale Moreno) [35:16] Te'amir - Habesha [36:55] Nora En Pure - Trailblazer (DEEZDLUX Remix) [40:50] Junior Jack & Tube & Berger - E Samba 2018 (Verao Edit) [44:47] Breach - Nico [49:35] Good Posture - Feels so Good [53:11] Netsky - Téquila Limonada (ft. A.CHAL) [55:15] Anoraak - Behind Your Shades (Rework) [56:32] Anoraak - Something About Us

Seizoen 2 aflevering 2! The girls are back in full force!En we vonden het wel weer eens tijd voor een man. En wat voor man. Mo Hersi is voetbaltrainer, inspiring comedian, organizor, verhalenverteller en soort van Habesha, *kuch* Ebissé *kuch*. Hij is een trotse moederskindje en als jongste zoon was het de bedoeling dat hij een meisje zou zijn. Een echte Dipsausman!Mo vertelt over zijn eerste interactie met Mariam en Ebissé die niet geheel vlekkeloos verliep

Join us for the mane event—an episode dedicated to all things HAIR. We talk about going natural with the godmother of brown beauty bloggers, Afrobella, and later catch up with Yene Damtew, stylist to the Obama women, about Michelle's inauguration bangs and Habesha hair myths. Plus, we traveled to the Hair On Purpose conference in Harlem to talk to some inspirational baby girls and their moms about the only way your hair grows out of your head: FLAWLESS. We also share the story from the White House holiday party, aaaaaand (drumroll please) finally found out firsthand what Barack Obama smells like...! Follow Yene Damtew at @yenedamtew. Follow Afrobella (aka Patrice Yursik) at @afrobella. For more information about Hair on Purpose, visit haironpurpose.org Have you subscribed to the Another Round newsletter? Has your grandma? She loves email: buzzfeed.com/anotherround/newsletter We still want to hear how your family conversations about the election, etc., have been going down this holiday season. Leave us a voicemail (with a way to reach you!) at 562-HIT-BUZZ, or email us at anotherround@buzzfeed.com, and tell us what happened. We may contact you about being a part of a future call-in episode. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices