While much of the world follows the Gregorian calendar, Ethiopia continues to live by a system that is centuries old. The Ethiopian calendar is based on ancient Coptic traditions and is currently about 7 to 8 years behind the global calendar. That’s why when the world is in 2026, Ethiopia is officially in 2018. One of the most fascinating parts of this calendar is that Ethiopia has 13 months. Twelve months have exactly 30 days each, and the final month—called Pagume—has only… See more
A viral photo showing a plus-sized passenger struggling to fit into an airline seat has reignited an emotional debate about **fairness, accessibility, and personal responsibility** in modern air travel. The …
While much of the world follows the Gregorian calendar, Ethiopia continues to live by a system that is centuries old. The Ethiopian calendar is based on ancient Coptic traditions and is currently about 7 to 8 years behind the global calendar. That’s why when the world is in 2026, Ethiopia is officially in 2018. One of the most fascinating parts of this calendar is that Ethiopia has 13 months. Twelve months have exactly 30 days each, and the final month—called Pagume—has only… See more Read More