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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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African Countries Considered as Never Colonised

There are two countries in Africa that are considered by some scholars to never have been colonized: Liberia and Ethiopia. The truth, however, is much more complex and open to debate. Read More

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Whats behind the Tribal makeup?

Africa is a continent rich in different cultures, traditions, languages and perceptions of beauty. With many different tribes across the continent, beauty trends and ideals vary but are similar in significance amongst many tribes. We take a look at whats behind African tribal make up. Read More

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History of Ethiopian New Year: Enkutatash

Enkutatash is the first day of the New Year in Ethiopia and Eritrea. It occurs on Meskerem 1 on the Ethiopian calendar, which is 11 September according to the Gregorian calendar. This holiday is based on the Ethiopian calendar, which was fixed to the Julian calendar in 25 BC by Emperor Augustus of Rome with a start date of 29 August J.C., thus establishing the New Year on this day. Read More

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10 things that make Ethiopia extraordinary

What sets Ethiopia apart from its African neighbors?The excellent coffee?The fact that it was never colonized?Or that Rastafarians regard it as their spiritual home?Or could it be the smooth, well-maintained roads, so rare on the continent, that make exploring the country by car such a joy? Read More

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The Largest Single Market In West Africa: Kejetia Market.

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Ethiopia

Ethiopia | The Birthplace of Coffee

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

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

African Countries Considered as Never Colonised

Whats behind the Tribal makeup?

History of Ethiopian New Year: Enkutatash

10 things that make Ethiopia extraordinary

10 Strongest Warrior Tribes in Africa

The Saartjie Baartman Story

The tribe in Namibia Who Swap Their Wives And Offers Sex To Guests.

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