Literacy is coming to some rural Ethiopian children on a donkey's back. In the Ethiopian town of Awassa, an Ethiopian-American man returned to the land of his birth, and is helping youngsters who are hungry for books and knowledge. VOA's Peter Heinlein has the latest in our weekly series, Making a Difference
Well, this video makes me feel lucky to have what I have.
pb33141 5 months ago
Also, the big challenge for a free library service is having to pay the increasingly high rents in Ethiopia. So school libraries (taking books to where the kids are and there is space) and donkey libraries work well.
macanmore 2 years ago
You realize the impossiblilities of having a car and getting gas in that country?
KillerPancak3s 2 years ago
that is really cool and there is also a columbian man who does the same thing. But i think they should use a van or some other car.
me0000ww 2 years ago
I am proud of you!!
samcookeethio 2 years ago 2
i watched the Heroes Award &nd it was amazingg..Keep it up :]
tigrayaday 3 years ago
Yohannes...my hut is off for you sir.God bless You!We need more of guys like you in Ethiopia.There is a lot one can do in Ethiopia where the problems are so huge.Unfortunatly most of us are obsessed with politics.
zenbozenbo 3 years ago
Amazing! Well-done and keep the good work
felagotabebe 3 years ago
I salut.
nustrmus 3 years ago
Enenim lehagere lemesrat yabikagn. God Bless you and your work Gashe Yohanis.
tsesamag 3 years ago 2