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Hamar: Women of this Ethiopian tribe are lashed to demonstrate dedication to their men

They are said to be abreast with everything happening around the world, even with football, but that has not stopped them from practising a rather bizarre culture of women proudly accepting beatings as part of an initiation ceremony for men. Read More

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10 African Cities Known for Music

While every community in Africa has its own kind of music, there are certain countries that have more established music centers than others.We are going to consider African cities where music is dominant in terms of music infrastructure and the culture of music as a people’s way of life. Here we go! Read More

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Ethiopia Quiz

Welcome to Hadithi Africa quiz series that tests your knowledge of Africa and anything African. We ask ten questions based on themes ranging from politics, history, geography, culture and many more. Read More

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The People Of Ethiopia

The Omo Valley is a unique place for diverse ethnic groups with their intact ancestral culture. The lifestyles are as varied as the tribes themselves. Living for centuries along the Omo River, light years away from our world, these primitive tribes welcome you with generosity and sincerity. Meetings with these ethnic groups remain unforgettable . Read More

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Ethiopia | The Birthplace of Coffee

Ethiopia is a landlocked country within the eastern region of the African continent called the “Horn of Africa”. It is one of the oldest countries in existence and boasts a rich history, full of significant historical moments- including the discovery of coffee. Read More

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Here’s why the Karas in Ethiopia paint their bodies during courtship

In the village of Nyangatom, men reportedly prepare for courtship dance by painting their bodies under the shade of a tree while a group of attractive young girls with black-and-white-painted faces and short beaded aprons walk out of the village and towards the men to announce the dance. Read More

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Meet the Borana people of Ethiopia and Kenya who wait 2 to 3 years before naming a child.

The Borana people of Ethiopia and Kenya are in no rush to name their newborn babies. Naming ceremonies only happen occasionally and often they have to wait for some time. Read More

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Ethiopia

Hamar: Women of this Ethiopian tribe are lashed to demonstrate dedication to their men

10 African Cities Known for Music

Ethiopia Quiz

The People Of Ethiopia

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