Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia
Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia
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Butajira is a town and separate woreda in south-central Ethiopia. Located at the base of the Zebidar massif in the East Gurage Zone of the Central Ethiopia Region.
The city administration, under the leadership of Mayor Abdu Ahmed, is committed to sustainable development and improving the quality of life for all residents.
Enhancing quality of life through sustainable development projects along our riverbanks.
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Preserving our rich heritage while embracing modern development and progress.
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Mr. Abdu Ahmed, City Mayor, stated that riverside development projects are being constructed in a manner that prevents pollution and provides social and economic benefits.
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Celebrating Ethiopian victory with cultural performances and community gatherings.
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Enhancing media strategies for better public communication and information sharing.
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Discussing future city planning and development projects with stakeholders.
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Mr. Abdu Ahmed, City Mayor, stated that riverside development projects are being constructed in a manner that prevents pollution and provides social and economic benefits to the community.
These projects aim to create sustainable recreational spaces while preserving the natural beauty of our riverbanks. The initiative focuses on creating public spaces that promote community interaction, tourism development, and environmental conservation.
Learn MoreThe town of Butajira was founded. Missionary Pere Azaiz initially found nothing there.
A German ethnographic expedition discovered a town laid out in straight lines and square shapes to serve as the administrative center of the Gurage people.
Ras Desta Damtew was taken prisoner and executed in Butajira after a perfunctory trial.
British patrols found that local resistance groups had dispersed Italian positions. Both British and Ethiopian flags were raised over Butajira.
According to the 1994 national census, Butajira had a total population of 20,509, with a majority practicing Islam.
Butajira was designated as a reform city, signifying its strategic importance and potential for development.
By the 2007 census, Butajira's population had grown significantly, reaching 33,406 individuals.
According to recent data, Butajira now has a total population of 81,024, with a majority practicing Islam.
