Addis Ababa: top facts and attractions - BBC What's New

Marley is a 17 year old Ethiopian who showed us around her epic city
Reporter: Anita Nkonge
Producer: Maureen Nyukuri
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[@mamokilo]

Good intro. The oldest church in Addis isn't Kidist Selassie. St. George, Be'ata etc are during Menelik's reign.

[@fekedeshumebzashumebza57]

Wonderful job Marley!

[@aemeromedia]

fantastic info!
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[@g5realestate280]

Very nice city. Great presentation

[@amanuel7513]

Marley , you are the sweeties young journalist I can see your future is bright well done 👏 , keep doing

[@teresaramirez3877]

Hi! I really like your video and learnt more about your country. But I was so puzzled in minute 0,55! Isn’t it an Olmec Head? The Olmecs were the “mother culture “ in Mexico 😮 ! How come there are some there too?? Wow!

[@hamedmhamed733]

In 2010, the Mexican government donated a replica of an Olmec colossal head to Ethiopia where it was placed in Mexico Square.

[@brandmarketing369]

I love this video she is so intelligent and beautiful Habesha Angel

[@briefbeats8738]

I thought Kidus Raguel was the oldest church in Addis