Gondaronline.com

A year after long time leader's death, Ethiopia has seen little change Windsor Star ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia – Residents in Ethiopia's capital awoke to the sound of a 21-gun salute Tuesday to mark the first year anniversary of the death of long-time ruler Meles Zenawi. The ritual underscores the approach Meles' successors have employed … and more »

Times & Star

Cumbrian churchman runs in aid of daughter's Ethiopia trip Times & Star A vicar is set to take on a gruelling half marathon to help fund his daughter's charity mission to Ethiopia. Rev Chris Casey photo. The Rev Chris Casey. The Rev Chris Casey, Priest-in-Charge at St Andrew's Mirehouse, will compete in next month's 13.1-mile … and more »

News & Star

Cumbrian churchman runs in aid of daughter's Ethiopia trip News & Star A vicar is set to take on a gruelling half marathon to help fund his daughter's charity mission to Ethiopia. Rev Chris Casey photo. The Rev Chris Casey. The Rev Chris Casey, Priest-in-Charge at St Andrew's Mirehouse, will compete in next month's 13.1-mile … and more »

Ethiopia: Rotten Ends Addis Fortune Time is a rod of measurement for societal dynamics. It helps to portray, evaluate and record the evolution within which a community passes through. Viewed through the prism of time, the dynamics of society could be dissected into spectrums of harmony and … and more »

Ethiopia: Rotten Ends Addis Fortune Time is a rod of measurement for societal dynamics. It helps to portray, evaluate and record the evolution within which a community passes through. Viewed through the prism of time, the dynamics of society could be dissected into spectrums of harmony and … and more »

Roadside Dwelling a Life Dictated By Needs Addis Fortune Dwelling on the streets, as could be seen from the photographs above, remains to be the unattended face of the growing cities in Ethiopia. The cause of it is, however, still arguable. There are different views amongst city dwellers on whether rainfall is a curse … and more »

Roadside Dwelling a Life Dictated By Needs Addis Fortune Dwelling on the streets, as could be seen from the photographs above, remains to be the unattended face of the growing cities in Ethiopia. The cause of it is, however, still arguable. There are different views amongst city dwellers on whether rainfall is a curse … and more »

The Seattle Times

Adoptive parents on trial in Ethiopian girl's death The Seattle Times The trial of Larry and Carri Williams in Skagit County has revealed details of alleged child abuse, and highlighted gaps in protection of adopted children in Washington. By Anna Boiko-Weyrauch. Seattle Times staff reporter. PREV of NEXT. <strong>The victim: … Williams trial: Kids say they aren't lying about abuseKIRO Seattle all 2 news articles »

The Seattle Times

Adoptive parents on trial in Ethiopian girl's death The Seattle Times The trial of Larry and Carri Williams in Skagit County has revealed details of alleged child abuse, and highlighted gaps in protection of adopted children in Washington. By Anna Boiko-Weyrauch. Seattle Times staff reporter. PREV of NEXT. <strong>The victim: …

AGOA Nations Ask for More 15 Years AllAfrica.com Addis Ababa: Sub-Saharan African countries meeting in Addis Ababa last week, pushed for the extension of duty-free and quota-free market access to the United States through the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), for another 15 years. and more »