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Invitation for scientific seminar, essentially targeting undergraduate students and All Addis Ababa university college of veterinary medicine and agriculture community, it's potentially open to anyone interested. Title; Probiotics in Animal Health and Food safety April 23 2025, 4:00 L.T Bishoftu Venue PG-119 room 3

YES! 🙌 It's a wrap! 🥳 The HaraCoders Bootcamp training, brought to you by the awesome Rotaract Club of Kuriftu 🤝, BuildX Ethiopia , Sira Ale, and Addis Ababa University College of Veterinary Medicine and Agriculture , has been a HUGE success! We're sending out waves of gratitude to everyone involved and a BIG congrats to our fantastic trainees! 🎉 So proud of you all! 🔥 Stay tuned... round 2 might be closer than you think! 😉🚀 #AddisCoders#BuildXEthiopia#TechForAll#EmpowerTheFuture#CodingBootCamp#EthiopianTech#LearnToCode#CodingForChange #Rotary #Rackuriftu #100yearsofserviceinafrica #Rotaract #District9212 #RotaractEthiopia

The Whisper of Death: A Dialogue Between Life and Thought Coffee time conversation with Chat Gpt🤎☕️ In the quiet corners of existence, where instinct meets awareness, a question lingers like a faint breeze: Do animals know death exists? The natural world hums with life — flocks in the sky, herds on the plain, creatures swimming beneath the waves — but within that rhythm, some animals pause when death visits. Elephants gather in silence around the fallen, touching the lifeless body with their trunks, as if trying to understand where the soul has gone. Dolphins carry their dead calves through the water, unwilling to let go. Crows call out and gather, holding a black-feathered vigil around their own. It is not clear whether they grasp death as we do. Their grief seems real, their mourning honest — but do they know that this end is permanent, that it will come for them too? Or are they only responding to the echo of absence, the rupture of a bond? And then there is a darker story, often whispered in the human imagination: tales of animals, like lemmings, throwing themselves off cliffs when the weight of overpopulation crushes their world. Yet nature reveals this is no suicide pact — but rather the brutal math of survival. Starvation, exhaustion, migration beyond endurance — death not chosen, but delivered. When we turn the mirror back to ourselves, the question sharpens like a blade: How did we come to know death? For a human being, the concept of death is not woven into the body at birth. A child does not look at the stars and understand their own mortality. That knowledge grows slowly, like a shadow lengthening across the ground. It arrives first through absence — a bird fallen still, a grandmother who does not return. Then through story — whispered warnings, tears at a funeral, fairy tales laced with loss. Finally, it roots itself deep in the mind: I, too, will vanish. But what if no one told you? What if you never witnessed another's last breath, never heard the word "death," never saw the flowers laid upon a grave? Would you know? Perhaps not. Perhaps death would be nothing more than an unexplained silence, an empty space in the rhythm of the world. It is in this haunting awareness that humans differ. Animals may mourn the moment; we mourn the future. We see the shape of death on the horizon long before it comes. And from that knowledge, we create — rituals, poetry, fear, faith — an entire architecture built around the quiet fact that everything we love will one day disappear. The animals move on. We write about it.

Rotaract is a perfect means of communion 👫, voluntary service, and a huge source of inspiration 💪 for me to develop myself through volunteering. I love every moment with a lot of friends from diverse backgrounds. For those wondering what Rotaract is, join us. Volunteer ☮️, have fun 🤸‍♀️, make worldwide friends 👫 Happy World Rotaract week! #ProudRotaractor #rotaryfamily #rotaryinternational #rotaractethiopia #rotaractkuriftu

ስለ አዞ ስጋ ሬስቶራንት በአርባምንጭ! I understand the cultural aspect and, of course, the religious too, but as you know, the Arba Minch crocodile ranch has a sustainability issue because of the decrease in income from the skin market since the fashion industry is shifting from the leather industry. Actually, I read a BBC reporter's report that there is a high demand for the meat of crocodiles from tourists (Not the only ones actually😅), and they've been slaughtering and selling it. I personally believe that crocodile meat has to be exported from Arba Minch to other countries like China and Germany, which have a higher demand. It doesn't affect the sustainability of the crocodiles since only 60% of the eggs are brought to the ranch. Is Dawit Dagne mentioned in one comment that we have to think out of the box? It is truly worth it. I actually want to see this happen, and I am here to support research on any zoonotic disease issues we should consider. Here is my post from 2023 about my POV https://t.me/Hasab_2016/9

My senior Comrade, I had a wonderful time with Dr. Biruk, Manager of the Animal Welfare and Protection Trauma Shelter, a young and energetic veterinarian, and a good friend. We discussed a lot of fruitful ideas. It's always a pleasure to see a young veterinarian who is enthusiastic about his profession, and I'm glad Dr. Biruk is one of them. He is our guest on Campus Voice next season, and I can't wait to hear his amazing story and inspiration. Thank you, Comrade, for having me. https://t.me/Hasab_2016 https://t.me/Hasab_2016 https://t.me/Hasab_2016

🚀 Exciting News! 🚀 The AddisCoders BootCamp is brought to you by BuildX Ethiopia in partnership with Rotaract Kuriftu, SERRALE, and Addis Ababa University! 🎓💻 Together, we’re empowering Ethiopian youth with hands-on web development skills to build the future of tech! 🔥 Stay tuned for more updates! #AddisCoders#BuildXEthiopia#TechForAll#EmpowerTheFuture#CodingBootCamp#EthiopianTech#LearnToCode#CodingForChange #Rotary #Rackuriftu #100yearsofserviceinafrica #Rotaract #District9212 #RotaractEthiopia

🏅GRC Ethiopia: GRC Representatives of the Quarter☘️🌟 We are thrilled to announce the recognition of our outstanding Green Rotaract Concept Representatives for this quarter: ☘️ Hermela Degefa from RAC Hawassa, ☘️ Yodit Gebretsadik from RAC Atrons,and ☘️ Yared Ermias from RAC Kuriftu Their unwavering commitment to Green Rotaract Concept has set a remarkable example for all of us.🙌 ✨ These representatives have been actively leading initiated collaborations between their clubs and the Green Rotaract Concept including social media campaigns, actively raised awareness in their clubs and communities and collaborations with the GRC on various projects. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to RAC Hawassa, RAC Atrons, and RAC Kuriftu for their incredible contributions. We look forward to seeing you continue to shine as leaders in the GRC Ethiopia, inspiring others to join the cause for a sustainable future! #GRC#SustainableFootPrint #BeGreenConscious#LegacyOfLeaders#RepresentativesOfTheQuarter

a stamp printed in Ethiopia shows Simien wolf, canis simiensis, is a canine native to the Ethiopian Highlands, circa 1987. The wolf and other endemic wild species of Ethiopia are also used as the country's symbols (flagship) by the government, with the Ethiopian wolf illustrating two post stamp series and numerous posters promoting Ethiopia’s wildlife. To increase awareness of wildlife conservation. https://t.me/Hasab_2016https://t.me/Hasab_2016https://t.me/Hasab_2016

🌊✨ Last Saturday was epic! Our GRC team teamed up with Rac Hawassa for a lakeside cleanup at Cheleleka Lake, one of the stunning seven lakes in Bishoftu City. 🙌💚 With the support of Akababinet and the Red Cross Society Ade'a Wereda branch, we tackled a lot of plastic waste and made a real difference! 🌍💪 But this is just the beginning! We’re committed to cleaning up more beautiful lakes in Bishoftu and making our city a shining example of environmental beauty in East Africa. 💧🌿 A huge shoutout to the Cheleleka Sub-City Administration for providing the truck for waste disposal, and to the Bishoftu City Tourism Bureau for helping us collect all that plastic. Your support fuels our passion! 🙏❤️ Special thanks to Addis Ababa University College of Veterinary Medicine and Agriculture for supplying cleaning materials. Every bit helps! 🎉 Thank you to everyone who joined us in this important mission! #Rotary#rachawassa #cleanup#lakecheleleka#bishoftu#Rackuriftu#Rotaract #District9212#RotaractEthiopia