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Just back: royal treatment in the middle of nowhere

Michael Smith is this week's winner of our
travel writing competition for his account
of a journey into untouched Ethiopia.

By Michael Smith
Published: 8:00AM BST 05 Jun 2010

It's the thought t

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Ethiopian National Theatre

Ethiopian National Theatre

Abridged History

The Ethiopian National Theatre, which was used to be called the Haile Selassie I Theatre, and which before that has set out to be Cinema Marconi, holds an interesting place in

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Lucy no longer alone

Lucy no longer alone

Ethiopians in Mathematics

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Lucy no longer alone

Lucy no longer alone

Ethiopians in Mathematics

--- Newsflash ...

Farmlands have turned to stones and swamps
DanChurchAid - Denmark Heavy rainfall has caused flooding in Ethiopia. Thousands have been displaced and field crops have been destroyed
Floods displace thousands in Ethiopia
Floodwaters have displaced nearly 16 000 people in north-eastern Ethiopia, the United Nations said on Monday.
Ethiopia floods displace thousands
Days of heavy rainfall and flooding in northeast Ethiopia have displaced another 16,000 people and caused extensive damage to agricultural crops, report says.
Floods displace thousands more in Ethiopia
ADDIS ABABA (AFP) - Floodwaters have displaced nearly 16,000 people in north-eastern Ethiopia, the UN said Monday, weeks after thousands of others were affected in the country's central region.
Traveling Nurses travel to Ethiopia
The Traveling Nurses travel to Ethiopia.
Ethiopia rebels warn foreign firms are in danger
* Govt security assurances "dangerous", rebels say
Alemayehu G. Mariam: Ethiopia: Indoctri-Nation
The Ministry of Indoctrination This past week Ethiopia's Ministry of Education issued a "directive" effectively outlawing distance learning (or education programs that are not delivered...
ETHIOPIA: Pastoralism against the odds
Source: IRIN Pastoralists' disproportionate contribution to Ethiopia's economy is belied by their marginalized status and by policy assumptions that they would be better off farming. But those who raise livestock tend to make the most of marginal land, according to experts, and are often proficient at adapting to changing circumstances.
INTERVIEW-Ethiopia denies rebels chased oil, gas firms away
INTERVIEW-Ethiopia denies rebels chased oil, gas firms away
Ethiopia Devalues Its Birr Currency 17% Against Dollar, Central Bank Says
Ethiopia devalued its currency, the birr, by 17 percent against the dollar, the third such move in the past 14 months, according to the National Bank of Ethiopia.

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