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Allowing an American Pastor While Rejecting an Ethiopian Bishop Is Injustice
As Ethiopians with evangelical faith, we once admired the services and books of Billy Graham that we encountered in Ethiopia after the fall of
The Illusion of Conquest: Unveiling the True Costs of Abiy’s Military Agenda
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Introducing the Harvard Eritrean and Ethiopian Students Association!
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Embark on the thrilling journey that is the life of Zemene Kassie. Born in the cultural expanse of Merawi, a town seated proud within
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(The Habesha) – The unfolding humanitarian catastrophe in the Amhara region of Ethiopia is a pressing issue that demands immediate attention and understanding. At
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Adwa: The Battle for Unity, the War on Memory, and the Call for a Second Adwa
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