A Symbiotic Relationship Between Man and One of Africa’s Most Feared Predators, the Hyena
The hyena is a feared predator across Sub-Saharan Africa. With jaws strong enough to devour bones...
Read Moreby ITKT Featured Writer | May 18, 2018 | Africa, Ethiopia, Spotlight | 0
The hyena is a feared predator across Sub-Saharan Africa. With jaws strong enough to devour bones...
Read Moreby ITKT Media Partner | Jun 7, 2011 | Announcements, Ethiopia | 0 |
(Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, June 6) Art of Ethiopia 2011 will be exhibiting nearly 400 works of art...
Read Moreby Sarit Reizin | Jun 22, 2009 | Africa, Ethiopia, ITKT Blogs | 0 |
Ethiopia’s people walk the dusty streets of Axum like characters from sun-bleached pages of a biblical picture book. I catch them in mid-stride, fetching water, going to church and carrying wood. The town is big, but...
Read Moreby Sarit Reizin | Jun 19, 2009 | Africa, Ethiopia, ITKT Blogs | 1 |
His eyes are in the shade of massive brows. A ridged muzzle, small angular nostrils, and a round jaw with the top lip curling back suddenly to expose sharp fangs set in wide pink gums. If I didn’t know better I’d be...
Read Moreby Sarit Reizin | Jun 18, 2009 | Africa, Ethiopia, ITKT Blogs | 0 |
It there was one church that won my heart in Ethiopia, it was the Debre Birhan Sellassie of Gondor. Stepping into it was like stepping into a children’s biblical storybook. Angels adorn the roof and pillars of this truly...
Read Moreby Sarit Reizin | Jun 17, 2009 | Adventure, Africa, Ethiopia, ITKT Blogs | 1 |
Sometimes, it seems like Ethiopia is all lakes, birds, and monasteries. Dirty swimming water and organized religion I can do without, but after seeing a silvery-cheeked hornbill I doubt that I could keep living my life and not...
Read Moreby Sarit Reizin | Jun 15, 2009 | Africa, Ethiopia | 0 |
“You! YouyouYOUyouuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu!” There is a reason every travel report from Ethiopia comes back with the same general complaint. The call of the youcalls (a nickname coined by Russian hitchhikers late in the last...
Read Moreby Sarit Reizin | Jun 14, 2009 | Adventure, Africa, Ethiopia | 0 |
Never go caving with a whiner "“ he’ll scare off all the bats. I entered Sof Omar cave with a mandatory guide in tow "“ a teenager in a leather jacket. As soon as I turned the corner my respectable guide began...
Read Moreby Sarit Reizin | Jun 13, 2009 | Africa, Ethiopia, ITKT Blogs | 0 |
Just as the little bastard had probably planned it, only a few kilometers later I’ve discovered that the basket of berries he sold me was half full with banana leafs. Cursing aloud, but smiling inside, I had admit to...
Read Moreby Sarit Reizin | Jun 11, 2009 | Africa, Ethiopia, ITKT Blogs | 0 |
Ethiopia is one of the most interesting, memorable, and difficult countries in Africa, and I’m happy to say I was in love with it at first sight. The countryside is lovely. I never knew if the subject of my next...
Read Moreby Jenny | Feb 6, 2008 | Ethiopia, Food and Wine, World | 1 |
Legend has it that 3,000 years ago, in the mountains of Ethiopia, a peasant first noticed the hyper-activeness of his goats after they nibbled on certain red berries. He plucked a handful for the monks in his village, who...
Read Moreby ITKT Media Partner | Nov 24, 2007 | Ethiopia | 3 |
Land Ethiopia covers an area more than the size of France and Spain combined, and nearly twice the size of Texas. About 65 per cent of the land is arable, with 15 per cent presently cultivated. Climate There are two seasons: the...
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