Travelling Environmental Education and Promotion- TEEP Corps Ethiopia

04/03/2026

Very sorry
RIP

We are deeply saddened by the sudden passing of our dear and cherished colleague Lulu Likassa Nefabas, who has been with our Embassy as Senior Advisor for the last 11 years.

Lulu’s contribution to Ethiopia’s work on forestry and climate will always be remembered and treasured among his colleagues and peers in the sector.

His passing will leave a space that will not easily be filled. We send our deepest condolences to all his family, friends, and colleagues that are mourning this loss. May his soul rest in peace.

26/12/2025

25/12/2025

📍Zuma Rock, Nigeria🇳🇬

25/12/2025

A touching moment: A young mother from the Toposa tribe carrying her newborn, less than a month old, on her back. The infant, hidden under a protective calabash cover, is shielded from the sun, dust, insects, and mosquitoes. This heartwarming sight beautifully captures the love and care within this community. 💕

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24/12/2025

Matriarch of the Pokot tribe ,Kenya 🤎

In traditional Indigenous communities, Matriarchs are the protectors, nurturers, roots of their communities, and stewards of Mother Earth. Matriarchs carry the vision for the well-being of future generations 🍃

24/12/2025

When all you need is nature 🍃to create your own unique self ‘ 🍃 -Suri tribe

24/12/2025

Ethiopia🇪🇹 sits at the heart of a slow but powerful geological shift. In 2005, a 35 mile crack opened in the Afar region, where the Nubian, Somali, and Arabian plates meet. Scientists say mantle plumes are driving the plates apart Arabia at about one inch per year potentially forming a new ocean in five to ten million years.

24/12/2025

24/12/2025

Grit, grace, and wisdom.

The beauty of a life well lived, etched in skin, layered in beads, and carried with pride.

The inspiration from these women: I am blessed.

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24/12/2025