Book Review: “The Lion of Judah in the New World”
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Revisiting the Events of the Aftermath of 2005 Ethiopia Election
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Zehabesha is a well-liked Ethiopian information supply that provides up-to-day information provider
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Opposition candidates prevented from registering
By Barry Malone ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) – Ethiopia’s main opposition coalition said on Wednesday that some of its candidates were being prevented at gunpoint
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By Tecola W. Hagos A couple of days ago, I came across postings of some self-indulgent exercises by “scholars and prominent individuals” and very
Official statement on the passing of Archbishop Zena Markos
Saint Gebriel Church of Ethiopians in Seattle regretfully announces the passing away of our Holy Father, His Eminence Archbishop Zena Markos, on February 13,
Book Review: Tadesse Tele Salvano’s Ay Massawa!
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Contextual Profile On Re-imprisoned Mrs. Birtukan Mideksa of Ethiopia
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The Rise and Influence of the Kingdom of Aksum in Ancient Africa
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Reviewing the “Ethiopian Review”
By Tesfaye Maru Elias Kifle, the publisher of the Ethiopian Review, has received both praise and criticism for his actions. At times, he has