Ethiopia: Tigray women celebrate Ashenda festival after war hiatus
Ashenda, which refers to tall green grass founds on river banks in Tigray’s local language, is usually held annually for around a week during August, marking the end of a 15-day fast, known as Filseta, observed by the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church.
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