The Essence of Wonanka Ayana: A Celebration of Love, Truth, Sisterhood, and Brotherhood In a world often divided by differences, the “Wonanka Ayana” holiday stands as a beacon of unity, love, and renewal. Rooted in the traditions of Ethiopia’s Burji ethnic group, this...
The Budo Keso holiday, a significant celebration for the Yezise ethnic group in Ethiopia’s Gamo Zone, has been marked with a call for reconciliation and forgiveness. As the community transitions into a new year, it is perceived as an opportunity to renounce past...
Celebrating Gofa “Gaze” Masqala and Oida “Yoo” Masqala Holidays in Ayda Woreda The Gofa and Oida ethnic groups commemorated their respective holidays, Gofa’s “Gaze” Masqala and Oida’s “Yoo” Masqala, through a...
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Yo Masqala and Sofa Ceremony in Arba Minch: A Time-Honored Tradition in Gamo Culture Arba Minch, 28 September 2017 (Gamo Zone M/Communication) – The Gamo Zone of Ethiopia is currently experiencing a period of heightened activity and festivity, coinciding with the...
Gifata is one of the most ancient traditional holidays in Ethiopia, with its roots dating back to the 16th century. It is celebrated annually on 12th and 13th July, marking the conclusion of the fasting and mourning period known as “Nawassa” and...
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