Thursday, August 30, 2012
A history of Ethiopia's Church (by AL-AHRAM)
(Aug 30, 2012, AL-AHRAM)--Nader Habib examines the historical development of Christianity in Ethiopia and its relationship with Egypt's Coptic Church.
Axum, Abyssinia and Ethiopia are all names associated with the mighty
kingdom that arose in the Horn of Africa more than three millennia ago,
and which has had a far-reaching influence outside its borders.
Africa's last empire shaken by death of Meles Zenawi
(Aug 30, 2012, The Sunday Daily)--IT SAYS much when the long-time rulers of two of
Africa's largest, most important nations, Egypt's Hosni Mubarak and
Ethiopia's Meles Zenawi, had to fly to Europe for critical medical
treatment because their own nations lacked facilities and specialists.
Gold mining promises big boost for Ethiopia's development
(Aug 30. 2012, (The guardian))--The outlook for many people in Ethiopia seems less than bright following the sudden death of the prime minister Meles Zenawi last week, yet as far as the country's natural resources are concerned, the outlook is golden. Gold reserves could be a source of greater development for the country.
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