Chebera Churchura National Park is a newly established National Park located in Konta Woreda, Dawro Zone. It is located 480 km south of Addis on the Addis–Jimma-Chida-Ameya road. It has a total area of 11,900 ha and elevations range from 500-2000 masl. This park used to be part of the Kulo Konta Controlled Hunting Area […]
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Traditionally, the squash is cooked in the sauce until it is fork-tender. Ingredients: 1 cup of diced onion 2 tablespoons of salt & pepper 1/4 cup of vegetable oil + 1/4 cup of olive oil 2 tablespoons of garlic & ginger paste 1 tablespoon of tomato paste 3 tablespoons of berbere A sprig of fresh
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Charalambos N. Tsimas (best known as Mr. Bambis), owner of the original Bambis Supermarket passed away aged 90 on January 14th in Athens, Greece. In 1931, aged 20 he arrived in Addis Ababa after finishing college. Other family members were already well established in Ethiopia since 1884. Following his arrival, Bambis gained experience and an
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In her stunning debut e-cookbook, Helen Mebrate shares a fully plant-based and gluten-free selection of Ethiopian recipes. The eBook,: Quick and Easy Homemade Vegan Recipes, covers the full range of Ethiopian dishes to help you create the perfect vegan beyaynetu (a mix of vegan dishes) served on a plate of injera. There are recipes for
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Addis Ababa University (AAU) signed a collaborative agreement to create a Law and Justice Bilingual Dictionary. AAU signed the agreement with FDRE Legal and Justice Research and Training Institute, and Justice for All-Prison Fellowship Ethiopia to produce Law and Justice Bilingual Dictionary, the first in its kind to Ethiopia. The publication of the Dictionary will
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Frankincense is famous for being one of the three gifts presented by the Magi to baby Jesus (the other two being gold and myrrh). Several thousand years ago, people knew how to use frankincense to cure several ailments. The ancient Babylonians and Assyrians are also believed to have burned frankincense during their religious ceremonies, and
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The effect of hunting on Ethiopia’s elephants has been compounded by decades of habitat losses, increase in human population as well as agriculture and livestock expansion within areas which have historically been the home and habitat for Ethiopian elephants. Each of Ethiopia’s elephant populations have been gradually reduced in size and range. The Ethiopian Wildlife
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Delina Ghezu is an Ethiopian commercial model based in London. She has worked for the top international brands and featured in many glossy magazines. She believes anything is possible if you work hard and is determined now to open doors to her beautiful fellow beautiful Ethiopian girls in her country. She is the founder and
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The CEO of Ethiopian Airlines has this year had to navigate the biggest crisis in the history of the international aviation sector as Covid-19 grounded planes and emptied the continent’s busiest airports. An employee of the airline for more than 35 years, GebreMariam made an early decision during the pandemic to temporarily switch to transporting
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Moringa oleifera is a plant with many health benefits due to its antioxidants, anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties. Moringa powder helps fight inflammation and pain, keeps your heart healthy, and promotes good liver health. You can also drink moringa tea to improve cognitive function, boost your digestive health, and even assist in losing weight. Because moringa
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