You are not dreaming, we are not blabbing, Ethiopia is not in 2023 unlike other countries in Africa. The nation is in its new year 2015, and today is Christmas there.
Ethiopia marks Christmas today, Saturday, and the date in the African country is January 7, 2015.
Platforms Africa reports that Christmas in Ethiopia is called Ganna (or Genna) and is celebrated on January 7th.
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Like many Orthodox churches around the world, Christmas is on January 7th in Ethiopia. As the months of the Ethiopian calendar are different, Ganna is on the 29th day of the month of Tahsas.
The Ethiopian Orthodox Church considers January 7th to be the day of Jesus’ birth and is therefore the day for major religious activity in Ethiopia.
Also, Ethiopia, is still in year 2015 not 2023.
