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Ethiopia’s Genzebe Dibaba narrowly missed out on breaking the world best at the Carlsbad 5000, but her winning time of 14:48 yesterday was the second-fastest ever recorded for 5km on the roads.
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Somalian and Libyan soldiers (colonized by Italy) advancing against Ethiopia during the Second Italo-Ethiopian War, 1935
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Ethiopia’s Haileselassie and Egypt’s Nasser – May 23, 1963, in Khartoum, Sudan
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Ethiopian cultural dining
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They ruled the world 125 years ago, 1888
From left to right: Yohannes IV of Ethiopia, Tewfik Pasha of Egypt, Sultan Abdülhamit II of Turkey, Naser al-Din Shah Qajar of Persia, Christian IX of Denmark, Luís I of Portugal, William III of the Netherlands, Pedro II of Brazil, Milan Obrenović IV of Serbia, Leopold II of Belgium, Alexander III of Russia, Wilhelm I,…
Habesha Market and Carry-Out – Washington DC | DCist.com
Habesha Market and Carry-Out (1919 9th Street NW) is located in the center of D.C.’s Little Ethiopia. It serves a dual purpose: grocery and supply-chain for Ethiopia’s unique, spicy cuisine and popular neighborhood restaurant that serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, plus catering if your plans are larger than just a tasting. Yared Mamo, Habesha’s manager,…
The woman who greets me at Addis Ababa airport is very different from the traumatized girl I last saw in 1998…
The woman who greets me at Addis Ababa airport is very different from the traumatised girl I last saw in 1998. When I hugged Aberash Bekele goodbye 16 years ago, I had just finished filming a BBC documentary about her called Schoolgirl Killer. At 14, Bekele was kidnapped by a gang of horsemen, raped and…
