“Deghia” Traditional Theatre: Honored Great People!

October 13, 2018 E.C On January 22, 2017 E.C, the Ethiopian National Theatre delegation headed to the southwest to collect the resources of the Degia Traditional Theatre from the source. Dear art lovers, it is with great pleasure that we announce that the legendary “Degia” will be presented at the Ethiopian National Theatre every Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Located in the Southwest Region of Oyo State. A little bit about the community Southwest Ethiopia is one of the 13 existing ethnic groups in the Southwest Ethiopian People’s Regional State. In addition to the Dizi, Surina and Zlamamo (Bale) ethnic groups west of Omo (Fountain), the Meenit ethnic group lives with all Ethiopians in the western Omo zone in the districts of Meenit Goldia, Meenit Shasha, Gachi, Gorigesha and Maji districts, and in a few kebeles in the Goba and Decha districts of the Kafa zone. Studies and realities show that the Meenit community lives outside the region in the Salamago district of South Omo Zone in southern Ethiopia and in other areas. If you are suddenly found among people gathering at work or for any reason, you will be able to say, “Asham Zogia…. Tishana…” The Ethiopian Embassy in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, has announced the launch of the Ethiopian Embassy in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, Ethiopia, Ethiopia It is a virgin treasure that protects the kingdom to make an economy open and untouched. From the top of Mount Gumi, the master of the strength of the slopes of the Nantara Mountains, from the top of Mount Gumi, the shareholder of the Omo River, the reception of food from the Katilau, the fertile land that does not get tired of growing, the fertile desert Shasha-began. It is the birthplace of Geisha coffee, which has captivated the world with its unique taste, the wisdom of leadership that has been passed down from generation to generation, the kings of Meenit, Shaya and Bilemu, the border guard, the right-wing Gali country. The Meenit community has its own noble culture, culture, form, language… They have values. They have their own set of dress, diets, dances, weeping, and a spectacular traditional judging ritual in which these values promote. The area of Menit is home to a variety of cultural formations, natural resources, fertile land suitable for all types of agriculture, and large rivers that flow throughout the year, mainly the Omo (Fountain), Shorum, Kilu, Dal, Blang and Kashu rivers. Hospitality and respect are an unbreakable law that was sealed in the hearts of its ancestors and the present generation, which does not require a witness to its culture. In addition to the existing ethnic groups of the zone, the Meenites are from all over Ethiopia, mainly from Bench, Sheko, Amhara, Kafa, Oromo, Sidama, Kenbata, Wolaita, … They live together, get married, work together, and work together, from the countryside to the city. The name of the name of the person is “man” because of the belief that man is not only a human being, but also a blessing in nature and the environment of his development, and that the name of his identity is “man”. In other social interactions, such as farming, animal husbandry, mining, beekeeping and businesses… An economic life is a society in which all human beings live in solidarity, tolerance and understanding. And if you don’t know what you are talking about, you will not be able to hear the words of your heart, and you will not be able to understand them. Wishing and seeing!” is their good greeting. If you don’t want to be in a relationship with someone else, then you need to be in a relationship with someone else, and if you don’t want to be in a relationship with someone else, then you need to be in a relationship with someone else. They hug you. Conflicts ranging from bloodshed to loss of life are accompanied by the traditional ritual of reconciliation called “Asha”, and hostilities between individuals and communities to the end of this reconciliation ceremony. Under the tree of judging under the name ”Husband”, any differences and differences are judged by the local elders and knights. The “Golden Rule” of the Golden Rule is based on the true meaning of the word “Golden Rule” in the context of the Golden Rule. Written by Dr. Andu Alem (The Cleaned Boy) and produced by Stephen Kebede and Tewodros, with Rachel Teshome Mohamed as an assistant producer, “Degia” is a traditional theatre based on the tradition of this respected hospitable and humane society.

 

Ethiopian National Theatre Public Relations and Communication Executive Director