Muluneh was born in Ethiopia in 1974 but spent much of her childhood abroad, in Yemen, the U.K. and Canada. She moved to the United States and studied at Howard University in Washington, later becoming a photojournalist at The Washington Post. She credits African-American mentors like Chester Higgins Jr., a former staff photographer for the New York Times, for making her believe in the importance of telling untold stories

Ethiopian senior government officials, diplomats, international luminaries and global media representatives were among the close to 3,000 guests. Chairman of Shenzhen Grand Skylight Hotels Management Company (GSHM) Mr. Zhang Guochao addressed a noticeably impressed international audience. "The hotel's ambience is great. It's contemporary, bright, and very luxuriously spacious, befitting a veritable landmark project in continental Africa," H.E. Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed said amidst profuse praise

_{Ethiopia's first Chinese-built toll road wins hearts of commuters}

_{06 February 2019}

According to figures from the Ethiopian Roads Authority (ERA), the two-lane largely dilapidated road was forced to handle in excess of 16,000 vehicles on a daily basis, way over its capacity.

On the occasion of Black History Month in Oxford and to commemorate the visit and celebrate ongoing Oxford relations and engagement with Ethiopia, there will be a special one-day event to review, remember and discuss the many legacies of Haile Selassie within Ethiopia

ከቀዳማዊ ኃ/ሥላሴ የልጅ ልጅ ልጅ ከልዑል ኢዩኤል ዳዊት መኮንን ጋር የተደረገ ቃለ ምልልስ