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Historic 1933: Powerful Video Footage of Fano Commander Training Comrades in Combat Tactics
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A Call for Unity and Cooperation among Fano Fighters
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From the Stone Age to AI: The reality of a situation does not change just because it is perceived differently
Tsegaye Tegenu, PhD 2024-09-19 A new book titled Nexus: A Brief History of Information Networks from the Stone Age to AI by Yuval Noah Harari has recently been published. The book explores how
Historic Kazanchis Razed: A Look at Abiy Ahmed Ali’s Authoritarian Actions in Ethiopia
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At Least Nine Lives Lost in the Wake of Abiy Ahmed’s Oromuma Forces
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The Abiy Project: God, Power and War in the New Ethiopia: by Tom Gardner. Hurst
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Presenting to the World Audience the Exciting Documentary “Nelson Mandela: The Road to Freedom”
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Fano and the New Amhara Nationalism: A Review
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The Alliance of Egypt and Eritrea: Uniting Against Abiy Ahmed’s United Arab Emirates Puppet Regime
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Education is not a privilege, it is a human right.
By Habtamu Kebede The closure of the Department of Tigrigna Language, Literature and Folklore at Addis Ababa University is a contentious issue, as the reasoning behind it remains unclear. The Ethiopian Insider