Den Vormittag verbrachte ich angenehm im Büro, zu Mittag holten mich die beiden Mädels zum Essen ab und wir verabredeten uns, uns um vier Uhr wiederzutreffen und zu Piazza zu fahren. Dort waren die beiden ein little disappointed because Piazza is also known as "Old Town", but really offered no special features (architecture, culture, nature ...). In addition, Mary also shares my feelings, probably by the light wind that blows as often, caused "the look of, as there would begin somewhere behind the sea". Unfortunately, there is only mist.
We thought about going to the movies and took a coffee in one dinner.
To our disappointment, we learned in the 3 cinemas, we scouring that the English movies are played each morning. In the end, we stood near the monument Derg before the Ambassador Cinema, our totally untwisted Rastafari fan and Izi leader was arrested by the police on its side. No idea why, maybe because the had noticed his enthusiasm and with the Rastafarians is one thing that ... (See following information). He came from the area - he told us. And at some point, the police caught him and then they cut off his hair. The police then wanted to be, I think, bring us to the side, but that was just as Maria losstartete have to move on, so we went off again - and then running after us is no.
We went into a pub in the next nearest Ambassador Park and sat at a table outdoors, surrounded by palm trees and when it is dark and a little fresh, is lit behind us in an open fire oven and already is getting warmer.
Then we connect the home to take this time thank God, its still mini buses.
Rastafarians
Ras Tafari, Emperor Haile Selassie crowned in 1930, gained his knowledge without a large following in Jamaica, where Marcus Garvey a "Return to Africa" movement was founded. This saw the coronation as a fulfillment of biblical prophecy "kings will come out of Africa". With their passionate identification with the monarch and the unanhängigen Ethiopian state, they founded a new religion, was awarded in the divinity of the emperor and should bear his name earlier.
The emperor himself, a little confused about the process, admitted them, but to the country in 1963.
For Rastafarians is ganja (marijuana) as a sacrament, they also expect to be the restoration of the monarchy. The Ethiopian-Eritrean war they see as punishment for the murder of their God-chosen emperor.
To date, no Ethiopian government Rastafarians (and their children born in Ethiopia) granted citizenship.
(Source: Lonely Planet)
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