Categoria: ETHIOPIA
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Peres Jepchirchir’s Exciting Victory: Transitioning from Olympic Gold to World Champion
Peres Jepchirchir from Kenya won the women’s marathon at the world championships in Tokyo, narrowly beating Tigst Assefa from Ethiopia in a thrilling race. Julia Paternain claimed bronze for Uruguay’s first world medal, as…
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Kenya’s Jepchirchir Claims Marathon Gold in Thrilling Last-Spurt Duel
Kenya’s Peres Jepchirchir narrowly defeated Tigst Assefa of Ethiopia in an exciting sprint finish at Tokyo’s National Stadium to secure the women’s marathon title at the world championships, adding to her Olympic victory in…
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Powering up: Ethiopia’s Leading Role in the Electric Vehicle Revolution
Ethiopia bans imports of petrol and diesel cars amidst hopes of cheap green energy from a new dam, despite power cuts.
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Ethiopia’s Remarkable Transformation: Leading the Electric Vehicle Revolution
Ethiopia, a country previously plagued by power shortages, has banned petrol and diesel car imports, showcasing an unexpected leadership role in the electric vehicle revolution as it embraces cheap green energy from new dams.
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Food & Drink Quiz: What is the national dish of Ethiopia, typically eaten with injera?
Test your knowledge on food and drink by guessing the national dish of Ethiopia and the traditional spirit used in a Caipirinha cocktail.
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The Saltiest Lake in the World: Gaet’ale Pond
Gaet’ale Pond in Ethiopia’s Danakil Depression holds the Guinness World Record for the saltiest lake with 43.3% salinity, surpassing the Dead Sea and Don Juan Pond.
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Hoskinson talks big, Cardano’s reality tells another story
Despite grand visions from Hoskinson, Cardano’s progress remains limited and overshadowed by rivals.
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Charles Hoskinson discusses big plans while Cardano’s progress remains limited
Charles Hoskinson, founder of Cardano, envisions grand projects but faces challenges with the platform’s development.
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Ethiopia’s Inauguration of New Mega-Dam Raises Concerns Over Control of Nile River
Ethiopia’s new dam on the Nile River raises fears of downstream water supply threats and Addis Ababa’s increased control.
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Deseret News archives: Abebe Bikila – The Pioneer of Olympic Distance Runners
On Sept. 10, 1960, Ethiopia’s Bikila ran barefoot to Olympic gold in the Rome Games