Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Festival Meskel | The Finding of the True Cross
Meskel, one of the major Ethiopian Orthodox festivals is celebrated for two days beginning September 26th. Legend has it that in the...
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The Lies of the Mercator World Map
A give-and-take of benefits has been a perennial problem in cartography. The issue is due to projection, which in map-making results...
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Urgent Haile Selassie High School Health, Education & Beautification Mission
Dear Family, Friends and Alumni of Haile Selassie I High School, The Haile Selassie I High School was bequeathed as an imperial gift...
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Portland OKs “After School Satan” program for elementary kids
PORTLAND, Ore. – The Portland chapter of The Satanic Temple has succeeded in its efforts to bring an after-school program call...
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Emperor Haile Selassie’s Advice | President Johnson
Mr. President, Mrs. Johnson, distinguished guests: First of all, Mr. President, I wish to state my satisfaction of the fact you have...
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1963, Sep. 23, H.I.M. Speaks: Education Develops The Intellect
OUR EMPEROR SPEAKS…Education develops the intellect; and the intellect distinguishes man from other creatures.It is education...
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Serena Williams builds schools in Uganda, Kenya & Jamaica
Above: Serena Williams build primary school in Jamaica Remember when Serena Williams‘ cakes broke the internet and we were asking ho...
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8 Things We Could All Learn From Rastafarians
When you hear the word ‘Rastafarian’ a few things come to mind, but actually being a Rasta isn’t just about dreadl...
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1962, Oct. 15: H.I.M. Haile Selassie I Speech – General Education Teacher Training
Since the problem now faced not only by Ethiopia but by the entire world as well as a result of the shortage of teachers looms large...
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Speech: Agricultural College Graduation
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE – GRADUATION ….. From the beginnings of recorded history, right up to the Middle Ages, and even as late...
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