Ethiopia
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- The Black from Ethiopia is JesusA mind twister about how reluctant cultures embraced Christianity.
- It's Time for the World to Take Notice of the Ethiopian Revolutionary MovementIn recent weeks, the Ethiopian revolutionary movement has been gaining momentum, and the existing regime has been continuing to respond with dissent and arrests.
- Open Letter to Hillary Clinton from EthiopiaSecretary Clinton will be visiting Ethiopia for two days as of Monday, where she will deliver speech at the AU. Arab spring is sooner or later bound to spread to Sub-Shara Africa.The US must side with the people, not despotic governments.
- Help Support Missionaries Around the World!Impact youth ministry exists to reach non-believers and connect them with other Christians to teach them how to be in service for our Lord and glorify Him with their talents.
- Sam's Choice Ethiopia Arabica Coffee is Amazing!This is an amazingly smooth and delightful coffee. Every time we serve it to guests they want to know where to buy it!
- Child Health Issues in EthiopiaChild health issues are very serious in Ethiopia. Medical care is poor there and many people die young.
- Ethiopia: Where Food Aid Sustains HungerAccording to the U.S. State Department, the United States, the largest food aid contributor in the world, provided $862 million in assistance in the 2009 fiscal year.
Foreign Aid Reform: Confronting DictatorsAmerica provides $500 million in aid to Ethiopia. Cabdrivers, lawyers and businessmen alike denounce their leader as being despotic. If they're right, Americans and Ethiopians deserve proof that Washington only endorses honorable and responsible parties.
1,000 Words About EthiopiaWe started this trip in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, a place most Americans associate with war and hunger because of the famines of the mid-1980s and 1990s. Instead, though, we found farmers and NGO workers full of hope for agriculture in their country.- Internship Experience: Foreign Adoption in Addis Ababa, EthiopiaThis summarizes my diverse experiences interning at an adoption agency in Ethiopia. The memoir highlights my passion for children, Ethiopia and culture. It reflects upon my personal views of the country, foreign adoption and myself.
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia: Cheapest and Most Unique Vacation SpotImagine a vacation that costs a fraction the price of most traditional vacation spots yet contains sights and experiences available nowhere else. Imagine Africa.
A Backdrop Analysis of U.S. Diplomatic Relations with EthiopiaInquiry and commentary on the continuation of diplomatic relations between the United States and Ethiopia.- The Story of Abebe BikilaFew athletic contests are more celebrated than the marathon, and one of the greatest marathoners was Ethiopian soldier Abebe Bikila.
- Reattachment to the MotherlandMy summer experience in Ethiopia, and how it has reshaped my life.
- Ethiopia Today: African Orphans and Foreign AdoptionThis research paper examines foreign adoption of African children by studying Ethiopia and it's 6 million orphans. Foreign adoption is on the rise and is both beneficial and problematic. A sustainable solution to the orphan issue is needed.
Comrades, Coffee, Cash, and Conflict in EthiopiaIt was my last month in Africa. I knew nobody for two countries in any direction. My cash supply was very low, and debit/credit cards were useless for 100s of miles. So when I felt cheated by two young fellows demanding money from me, I held my ground!- Interview: Jakob Mikkelsen of the UN World Food Programme in EthiopiaAn interview with Jakob Mikkelsen of the World Food Programme in Ethiopia
- The Story of Ethiopia that Has Fascinated Chroniclers of HistoryEthiopia to historians, has always been a country of great significance, the country that gave birth to the human species and to the original civilizations. How did things go wrong then?
- Ethiopia's Population is Struggling to SurviveEthiopia is a struggling country that relies on agriculture. But with severe droughts, their agriculture production is suffering.
Ethiopia: Then and NowAn exploration of Ethiopia's troubled yet eclectic history from antiquity up to modern times.
A Tale from Ethiopia: Walking the Streets of AddisI slept in, exhausted. I took a shower and thought: "You're crazy! What are you doing here? You know nothing about this country! Well, there was nothing I could do about it; my departure flight was 17 days away. Until then, I explored the ancient land of Ethiopia.
Ethiopia Travel: Drinking Tej in Addis Ababa, Africa's Third Largest CityUpon my solitary entrance during the summer of 2005 into one of the oldest nations in the world, I never guessed that a one-word sentence uttered by me would produce so many challenges, surprises, and lessons. I would not err so embarrassingly again in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia!- The Conflict Between Ethiopia and EritreaOnce part of the same country now bitter enemies.
Global Digressions in EthiopiaThey said, "America should cut its aid to our country," because so little aid ever reaches the people anyway that the government alone would really suffer. Maybe then it would notice the needs of its citizens, who suffer greatly.- War Possible Between Ethiopia, Eritrea, Crisis Group SaysThe International Crisis Group has published a new report on the possibility of renewed war between Ethiopia and Eritrea.
- The Ethiopian EunuchConsidering the example of the Ethiopian eunuch.
Islam's Newer, Bloodier Borders Expand into Somalia and EthiopiaThe 21st century is quickly shaping up to be a collision between Western-style liberal democratic capitalism and Islam's right-wing. What should we think of this duel we find ourselves forced into, how do we recognize it, and how do we react to it?- Finding Information Online About Adopting from AfricaCelebrities adopting from Africa have been making the news lately and stirring up interest and controversy about the gradually increasing number of U.S. adoptions from African Countries. Here's where to find info online...
Adopting a Child from EthiopiaThere is a slight drawback in trying to adopt from Ethiopia any baby or child, there are a limited number of pre approved adoption agencies from the US. You must work with these agencies to begin the adoption process in adopting from Ethiopia.- The Beauty of Ethiopian CultureOften time's people have a negative perspective on the Ethiopian culture. However, Ethiopia has a beautiful culture filled with richness in art, language, religion, and ethnicity.
- Remembering the Horn of Africa This Holiday SeasonThis is one of the lessons of this year. Invest in farmers today to avoid the famine of tomorrow.
- Greater Kudu FactsFacts and information about the greater kudu. Everything from their size, habitat, and diet, to their breeding habits.
- Ethiopian Icons: Faith and ScienceEthiopian Icons: Faith and Science, an online exhibit organized by the National Museum of African Art of the Smithsonian Institution, uses six icons to explore issues of faith carried out by a curator as opposed to the curator's science.
October 27: Saint FrumentiusThe life of Frumentius, the patron saint of Ethiopia. He baptized the first Christian king of this country.
Pathway to Matrimony: Africa Women of the Gamo Culture of EthiopiaAncient in origin, the Gamo marriage tradition is unlike most traditions of the world. Although they have made many adjustments to the intrusion of modernity, their ancient traditions hold fast.- Best Biography of 2010, a Review of Marilyn Berger's Book, This is a Soul: The Mission of Rick HodesA Book Review - This is a Soul: The Mission of Rick Hodes. This is a terrific biography about a dedicated, altruistic, caring, and kind doctor, Rick Hodes.
- Tips to Eating at an Ethiopian RestaurantEthiopian food is one of the oldest foods in the world. Learn how to eat it with gusto.
- Runs-for-a-Cause Across the U.S.Instead of conducting its own event, A Running Start Foundation encourages supporters to raise funds in general-purpose distance races. Those who benefit are young runners in Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda.
Coffee TalkCoffee is a brewed drink made with roasted seeds. Seeds of coffee cherries grow on trees in over 70 countries. There are several species of shrub of the genus Coffea producing berries which eventually creates our coffee beverage- Best Books Published in the U.S. in 2009Although I did not set out to spend 2009 reading about ethnic violence and exile, these themes recurred in the books I consider the best of the past year.
