Marriage used to be about love, family, and commitment—but has it changed? In this episode of Buna & Truth, we explore how marriage has shifted from a lifelong partnership to, for some, a strategic move for visas and financial gain. From Ethiopia to Eritrea and beyond, we’re breaking down the differences between then and now. Is love still at the heart of marriage, or has it become just another transaction? Let’s talk about it over a cup of buna.

Elders, priests, and community leaders were once the moral compass of our society—now, many are for sale. Funerals have turned into businesses, grief is a money-making tool, and cowardice is mistaken for survival. Why are people in sheep’s clothing leading our communities? Why do we whisper about corruption instead of exposing it? It’s time to say the truth out loud.

Ethiopian culture is shifting—traditions fading, marriages turning transactional, and spirituality being buried under materialism. We dive into the real issues, from lost wisdom to Western influence, and explore how to reclaim what truly matters.

Join us for raw, honest conversations on Buna & Truth.