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86Persecution of Christians in Ethiopia in the light of History
Ethiopia has a long history of Christianity. In recent years, persecution of Christians in predominately Muslim areas of Ethiopia, a country with a Christian majority, has escalated along with the increased application of Sharia Law.
86Experiments in Socialism
Vladimir Lenin was filled with hatred, and he was a compulsive liar. He promised various groups of Russians self-determination until he came to power in 1917; fully knowing he intended no such thing. Promises of a grassroots democracy were made, but...
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83The Causes and Effects of Climate Change in our Planet
Just a month ago, a powerful typhoon the worst ever perhaps in my province literally took us by the storm. Wow, the typhoon was so destructive and devastating that the tremendous damage it had made will surely break the record for what is worse with...
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81The War between Eritrea and Ethiopia: Badme, 1999
Breakthrough at Gemehalo was the key critical battle between Eritrean and Ethiopian forces on February 23, 1999. The overall offensive, Operation Sunset, as named by Ethiopian forces, covered a front some 100 km. It occurred on the Badme Plains in...
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80Daily life in Ethiopia
We all see pictures on tv related to Africa. They are usually about meaningless wars between weird named countries or famine. Indeed Africa is the poorest and most undeveloped continent though it's cradle of the human kind. Today Africa is second...
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81African Food and Recipes
What do you know about African food? For foodies Africa may be the last remaining novel cuisine. A look at the food culture with recipes and links
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81Economic Development in Ethiopia
Billions of dollars are spent each year in an attempt to develop Africa’s economy. However, much of this money goes to waste, as Africa’s economy remains stagnant. This article focuses on steps that a particular country in Africa, Ethiopia, must take in order to see economic development.
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79Cutting For Stone: A Novel Review
Cutting For Stone by Abraham Verghese takes readers on a wonderful journey into third world medicine performed by dedicated doctors whose work is fueled by passion and whose hearts overflow with compassion for those in their care. The story is set...
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80Travel Ethiopia: Gondar, Axum, Lalibela
Northern Ethiopia is home to the Amhara and Tigray ethnic groups. But within this two groups there are differences in manners of speech and culture according to regions. So even the seemingly homogeneous north...
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78Eating in Ethiopia
Eating in Ethiopia can teach a person much about this country and its rich culture, which reaches back thousands of years. Thought to be the birthplace of coffee, its residents love to practice the coffee ceremony. The country's cuisine has also been influenced by the Italians.
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