CLEAN : Ethiopian opposition holds rare protests

The transcript discusses issues with service and the importance of not staying silent. It highlights the symbolic nature of freedom and the need to move forward. Change is often led by a small group of determined individuals, not large crowds. The text emphasizes the necessity of political will to address national problems and warns of the country's troubles without it. Protests are seen as essential for achieving freedom, which is crucial for development.

What does the speaker imply about the role of a determined few in bringing about change?

How does the speaker view the relationship between government determination and problem-solving?

What are the implications of the statement 'our country is in trouble'?

According to the text, what is necessary for development to be meaningful?

What does the phrase 'Development without freedom is nothing' suggest about the speaker's values?