A “remarkably complete” 3.8-million-year-old skull of an early human has been excavated by Palaeontologists in Ethiopia, a discovery that has the potential to change the understanding of human evolution. The find, known as “MRD”,... Read more »
At the World Travel Market 2016 in London, the leading event for the global travel industry, euronews spoke to Solomon Tadesse, CEO at the Ethiopian Tourism Organization, about central pillars in the... Read more »
At the World Travel Market 2016 in London, the leading event for the global travel industry, euronews spoke to Solomon Tadesse, CEO at the Ethiopian Tourism Organization, about central pillars in the... Read more »
Scientists say that damage to the 3.2-million-year-old partial skeleton dubbed Lucy suggests that this ancient hominid plummeted to her death from high in a tree. USA TODAY A sculptor’s rendering of Lucy... Read more »
HEADQUARTERS of the 54-nation African Union TO FILIPINOS forever enthralled by Hollywood, Africa is the darkest continent, uninviting and impenetrable, and Ethiopia, probably the oldest civilization in the world, the dimmest and... Read more »
HEADQUARTERS of the 54-nation African Union TO FILIPINOS forever enthralled by Hollywood, Africa is the darkest continent, uninviting and impenetrable, and Ethiopia, probably the oldest civilization in the world, the dimmest and... Read more »
HEADQUARTERS of the 54-nation African Union TO FILIPINOS forever enthralled by Hollywood, Africa is the darkest continent, uninviting and impenetrable, and Ethiopia, probably the oldest civilization in the world, the dimmest and... Read more »
Ghost-hunting in the land of origins Text and images by Aa Patawaran THE WEIGHT OF WATER The Blue Nile Falls, one of Ethiopia’s most popular attractions, also provides hydroelectricity to the country. An... Read more »
A fragment of jawbone found in Ethiopia is the oldest known fossil from an evolutionary tree branch that eventually led to modern humans, scientists say. The fossil comes from very close to... Read more »
(CNN) — It was another December afternoon back in 2000, spent like hundreds of others combing the rocky hills of the Dikika region, when Ethiopian scientist Zeray Alemseged heard one of his... Read more »