Addisweb (http://www.addisweb.com)
Offers a wide range of information and an exceptionally useful listing of additional
sites by categories.
Aethiopica: International
Journal of Ethiopian Studies (Hamburg, Germany) (http://www.rrz.uni-hamburg.de/AETHIOPICA/)
Begun with vol 1 in 1998, this journal offers essays, bibliographies and
book reviews in "all aspects of linguistics, philology, history, archeology,
palaeography, religion(s), traditional art and culture as well as ethnology
(anthropology) in the Horn of Africa."
BBC
World Service.com (http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/country_profiles/1072164.stm)
Offers a choice of news headlines, country profiles, and additional web links
on specific aspects such as sports in Ethiopia.
Clandestine Radio Intel Web (http://www.clandestineradio.com/intel/)
Includes essays as well as very specific information about non-government sponsored
radio stations, and related web sites.
Committee to
Protect Journalists (http://www.cpj.org/attacks04/africa04/ethiopia.html)
Link offers results in a list of recent documents from a number of web sites
concerning media activities and press freedom in Ethiopia.
EEDN's Ethiopia on the Web (http://www.ethiopians.com)
In addition to news articles, offers chat discussion groups of interest to Ethiopians
and anyone studying Ethiopia.
Embassy of Ethiopia (Washington D.C.) (http://www.ethiopianembassy.org/)
Articles in English and Amharic offering a wealth of information including
a section called "Ask the Ambassador."
Ethio Yellow Pages (http://www.ethioyellowpages.com/splash.html)
" EthioYellowPages Inc. (EYP) is a United States based, privately held corporation.
It has no ties or affiliations with any group or organization, private or
government. EYP is a profit driven corporation with the following specific
business objectives:
- to provide a global index of businesses serving Ethiopians ... to provide
a focused, targeted, and cost effective medium to showcase these enterprises."
Ethio.com -- Ethiopian
Related News and Information (http://ethio.com/newethio/)
Links to world press news articles.
EthioIndex (http://www.ethioindex.com)
Presents a directory of web sites arranged by broad subjects as well as links
to news articles.
EthioSports (http://www.ethiosports.com)
This is the online version of "the first Amharic/English sports publication
aimed a serving Ethiopians living in the Diaspora." It published six
times a year in English with some articles in Amharic.
Ethiopian Commentator (http://www.ethiopiancommentator.com)
Online version of this Ethiopian news magazine.
Ethiopian Cultural Television ECTV (http://www.ectv.org)
" Ethiopian Cultural Television is a nonprofit community-based media resource
center serving the District of Columbia and surrounding area."
Ethiopian News
Agency (http://www.telecom.net.et/%7Eena/Newsenglish/index.htm)
May be viewed in English or in Amharic versions.
Ethiopian Review (http://ethiopianreview.com/)
In Amharic with some English articles.
Ethiopian
Telecommunications Agency (Ministry of Infrastructure Development)
(http://www.eta.gov.et/)
" In short, the objectives of the Ethiopian Telecommunications Agency are
to promote the development of high quality, efficient, reliable and affordable
Telecommunication Services..."
Ethiopianreporter (http://www.ethiopianreporter.com)
In Amharic with some English articles.
Fiameta Ethiopia (http://www.fiameta.net)
In English and Amharic. Offers a free software to be downloaded to display Amharic.
Harar Network (http://www.ethiosearch.com/newhararis/portal%5Fcontent.asp)
" The foundation of Harar goes back to the foundation of the first Muslim
sultanate at the central and southern Ethiopia in 896 A.D. ... Despite its
commercial, religious and cultural importance, Harar was for centuries a
closed and mysterious
city until the early 19th centuries. After the defeat at the battle of challanqo
[sic] in 1887, by Melelik of Shewa, Harar ceased to be an independent state
and was forced to become part of Ethiopia. Today Harar is the smallest state
in the
Federal Democratic Republic of Ethipia [sic], located in the south eastern
about 526 km from Addis Ababa."
Harrar Connection (http://www.harar.50megs.com)
Society "The foundation of Harar goes back to the foundation of the
first Muslim sultanate at the central and southern Ethiopia in 896 A.D. ...
Despite
its commercial, religious and cultural importance, Harar was for centuries
a closed and mysterious city until the early 19th centuries. After the defeat
at
the battle of challanqo [sic] in 1887, by Melelik of Shewa, Harar ceased
to be an independent state and was forced to become part of Ethiopia. Today
Harar
is
the smallest state in the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethipia [sic], located
in the south eastern about 526 km from Addis Ababa."
Les Nouvelles (http://www.lesnouvelles.org/)
In French, it describes itself as an information site for news, reviews,
and commentaries on East Africa managed by the journal "Les nouvelles
d'Addis (LNA)."
MediaEthiopia (http://www.ethiopians.com/)
" Web-site for Ethiopian News, Views, Literature, Arts, Culture, History
and People."
Oromia Online (http://www.oromia.org)
" News and general information about Oromia and the Oromo people."
Walta Information Center (http://www.waltainfo.com/)
" Walta Information Center is a private news and information service establishment
based in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. It focuses mainly on major political, social
and economic issues. Walta, with a network of reporters and stringers in dozens
of towns throughout the country, has attained a high degree of reputability,
credibility and popularity among its clients at home and abroad." This
is an excellent source of provincial and regional news in addition to national
and
international news articles and editorials.
Washingtonpost.com: World (http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/world/)
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