Skip to main content

Best business ideas for ethiopia

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

How to register in Poppo live? Simple steps

 Poppo live Registration step by step #onlinejobsethiopia

How to Produce Seed Oils at your Home?

Anyone Producing seed oils at home, Let’s walk through the simple process, step by step, to transform raw seeds into bottles of golden goodness oil that customers will love. Step 1: Researching  - Select the Perfect Seeds - Not all seeds are equal oil outp, Some oil seeds with high oil content like sunflower, sesame, or flaxseed.    Research local demand—maybe your community is craving pumpkin seed oil or organic sesame oil.   - Know the Rules Before pressing a single seed, check local food safety regulations. Permits, kitchen certifications, and labeling laws vary, so align your setup with legal requirements from day one.   Step 2: Source Like a Pro - Quality Matters Partner with trusted suppliers for organic, non-GMO seeds. Purity is key—avoid pesticides or contaminants that could taint your oil’s flavor or safety.   Clean & Prep Winnow away debris and consider dehulling seeds like sunflower for smoother pressing. Think of ...

Teddy Afro - Ethiopian Music Icon Ever

  "From the heart of Addis Ababa to global stages, Teddy Afro born. Tewodros Kassahun is more than a musician.He’s a cultural phenomenon,a political lightning rod,and Ethiopia’s undisputed pop king.With over 20 years of career highs,controversies,and anthems that unite millions, this is the story of a man whose music echoes Ethiopia’s past, present, and future." "Born on July 14, 1976, Teddy Afro grew up in a household steeped in art.His father, Kassahun Germamo,was a poet and journalist,while his mother,Tilaye Arage,was a celebrated dancer. Despite their artistic legacy,they initially discouraged Teddy from music,urging him to pursue a ‘safer’ path. Yet, by his teens, he was writing poetry and sneaking into local art clubs, where he fell in love with drums and theater ." "Teddy’s 2001 debut *Abugida* fused reggae and Ethiopian folk, catapulting him to stardom. But it was 2005’s*Yasteseryal* (‘God Forgives’) that cemented his legacy. Released amid Ethiopia’s...