“Oh mighty king … a great marvel occurred in your reign … The heavens rained on the mountain of Punt … in this month when rainfall occurred, when rain was unseasonable, even in the north land. Your mother, Neith of the temple of Sais came to you to bring you the Nile, giving life to […]
Ethiopia has been around for millennia, it even used to have the longest monarchy in the world until 1974. Since then Ethiopia has been Know to the world as posture child for drought, civil war, disease. It was so bad even the Oxford dictionary used Ethiopia as an example for famine…what so sad about Oxford […]
Kamupdate Police in Ethiopia’s Oromia region says 359 people have been arrested across the region on suspicion of involvement in the violence that some say was the result of ethnic and religious tensions last week. Much of the Violence seen during protests in Ethiopia last week was ethnically tinged, eyewitnesses said on Saturday, describing attacks […]
SPIEGEL Online Africa’s largest hydroelectric power station is slated to go online next year in Ethiopia. But the project along the Blue Nile River is also the source of conflict: Neighboring Egyptians fear it will affect their access to water and local residents don’t want to relocate. Millions of tons of cement rest beneath Anteneh […]
The Ethiopian Herald BY Mulugeta Gudeta The Horn of Africa is increasingly becoming a region with growing military strategic and economic assets. Great economic powers such as the United States, China, the Gulf States, and some European countries are vying for control, influence if not the domination of the region’s economic potentials. Since the time […]
BY EVAN ANDREWS:- While hunting for fossils in Ethiopia’s Afar Triangle on November 24, 1974, paleoanthropologist Donald Johanson and graduate student Tom Gray stumbled upon the partial remains of a previously unknown species of ape-like hominid. Nicknamed “Lucy,” the mysterious skeleton was eventually classified as a 3.2 million-year-old “Australopithecus afarensis”—one of humankind’s earliest ancestors. The headline-grabbing […]
By Dr. George A. Reisne, Museum of Fine Arts Bulletin Vol. XVI BOSTON, OCTOBER, 1918 No. 97 All the pyramids at Nuri were of the slender type, steep sides inclined at an angle of about 68” to the horizontal, quite different in aspect from the massive squat pyramids of Giza. Each stood in a small […]
When Eritrea gained its independence from Ethiopia in 1993, Ethiopia became landlocked and therefore dependent on its neighbors – especially Djibouti – for access to international markets. This dependency has hampered Ethiopia’s aspiration to emerge as the uncontested regional power in the Horn of Africa. Recently, however, the ground has been shifting. As we point […]
Science Alert, By MIKE MCRAE Let’s face it – compared to Mars, our planet is a biological paradise dripping with moisture and relative absence of toxic chemistry. If we want to know what life might look like on the Red Planet, we need to go hunting in extreme environments. Ethiopia’s Dallol geothermal area could qualify. […]
African Review The Ethiopian Governments Growth and Transformational plan II has a goal to achieve universal electricity by 2025. (Image source: Scott/Pixabay) In April 2019, Siemens signed an MoU with the Investment Commission of Ethiopia, to address the country’s energy and infrastructure sector challenges, to assist the government, stabilise and expand the existing grid infrastructure […]
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