I show Speed coming to Ethiopia is more than a visit it’s a global spotlight. 🌍🇪🇹 Millions will see Addis Ababa through his stream. This means tourism, jobs, and new opportunities for our people. Let’s welcome him with respect, culture, and hospitality. Show our traditions, our music, our history, our food and our kindness. One good experience can bring thousands of visitors. #ethiopian_tik_tok🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹 #ishowspeed #poltics

Dear Heavenly Father, We come before You on this day December 30th with grateful hearts and humble spirits. Thank You for the gift of life today for breath in our lungs and for Your mercy that meets us anew. I lift up every person who comes across this video whether they are joyful or weary hopeful or hurting known to You by name. Cover them with Your peace that passes understanding. Let Your presence fill the room they are in and quiet every anxious thought. Lord bring comfort to those carrying

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Never felt more lighter, it’s time to let go and move on. Give it to God & continue to live your life. I pray 2026 is good to all of us 🤍🙏🏾💐 #fyp #2026 #lettinggo #letter #selfcare

As Sky staff were leaving Crown Sydney that evening, they claim Mr Al Ahmed was seen returning with a cousin from the Barangaroo bar and dining precinct. He allegedly told them he had withdrawn because he felt let down by someone close to him and was too upset to proceed. The channel's Head of Programs, Mark Calvert, penned a lengthy article for Sky News Australia's website which described the day as 'frustrating' and at times 'surreal'. Calvert wrote that Mr Al Ahmed gave no clear answer about

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