ETHIOPIAN 🇪🇹 Ge’ez Calendar Explained !!! #Ethiopia | Atem Haris Page

Ethiopian Christmas (Genna) is celebrated on January 7 and is one of the most important religious holidays in Ethiopia. It marks the birth of Jesus Christ according to the Ethiopian Orthodox Church calendar. The celebration begins with church services held late at night, where worshippers dressed in traditional white clothing (shamma) pray and sing ancient hymns. After the service, families gather to share a festive meal, often featuring doro wot (spicy chicken stew) and injera. Ethiopian Christ

Ethiopian Orthodox Christians celebrate Christmas on January 7. This is the #Christmas Eve ( #Genna) Jan 6, 2026 celebration from the church in #AddisAbaba #Ethiopia . #Orthodox #Christian #Tewahdo #EthiopianChristmas #Ethiopian #ገና #ገና #አእላፍ_ዝማሬ | Minilik Salsawi (ምንሊክ ሳልሳዊ)

Dear Africans, The capital of Africa Addis Ababa which hosts the headquarters of the African Union today celebrates the Ethiopian new year. Yes, It is the Ethiopian New Year! We are in 2020, while for Ethiopians this is the beginning of the year 2013, according to the Ethiopian calendar, which is at least seven years behind the Gregorian calendar used in other parts of the world. Let us wish a happy new year to all the rastafaris, Ethiopians and all the friends of Ethiopia. As a reminder, the Ju