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Ethiopians queue for hours to cast ballots in first ‘free’ election
Twice-delayed vote goes ahead under tight security as country struggled with conflict and unemployment
What awaits Ethiopians on the other side of the battlefield?
The recent outbreak of fighting is more than political hostility - it is a battle over Ethiopia's identity
‘A dead man walking’: Ethiopians wait in agony for news of relatives from Tigray region
The conflict between the Ethiopian government and the Tigray People's Liberation Front has raged for three weeks, with thousands fleeing the region
Ethiopians forced to return after being abandoned by Lebanese employers
Hundreds arrive back in Addis Ababa after paying hefty sums to leave a country beset by economic and political turmoil
Ethnic violence rages in Ethiopia but world is blinded by internet shut-off
The unrest was sparked by June 29 killing of Hachalu Hundessa, a singer from the Oromo ethnic group
Syrian chefs build new lives in Ethiopia fuelled by shawarma
Ethiopia's asylum policies have made the country a rare refuge for Syrians fleeing conflict
Coronavirus: Ethiopia under pressure to cancel flights to China
Calls to suspend Asia services, including one from Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta, come as deaths linked to the virus increase worldwide
'Boeing killed our loved ones': relatives seek answers one year on from Ethiopia Airlines crash
An interim report released on Monday by the Ethiopian Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau mostly blamed Boeing for the 737 MAX accident which killed 157 people
Ethiopia facing food shortages as locusts ravage farms
Farmers tell The National their crops were destroyed by the pests