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Ethiopia
Officially the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia, this landlocked country is located in the Horn of Africa. Ethiopia is the second-most populous country in Africa, with more than 85.2 million people as of 2010, and the 10th largest by area with 1,100,00 sq km.
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How can express the classical management theory according to Ethiopia context?
identify some early practices of management in ethiopia by relating to the principles of management.
What are the main industries in Ethiopia?
The main industries of Ethiopia include... Oil exportation, Clothing, and leather. Bulls and cows are used to make leather.
Which is not a country in Africa Chile Algeria Ethiopia or Zaire?
Chile is a country in South America. Algeria and Ethiopia are countries in Africa. Zaire is not a country at all. The country formerly known as Zaire is now known as the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Name one identifying characteristic for each of the kush axum nok and bantu cultures?
Nok: skilled people
Bantu: farming
Common reproductive health problems in Ethiopia?
Following is a summary of the reproductive health problems of youth in Ethiopia.
Young people engage in sex at an early age due to traditional practices and poor living conditions. Harmful traditional practices such as early marriage, female genital mutilation (FGM), and marriage by abduction is common. Rape is a common occurrence among young women in both urban and rural areas. The prevalence of sexually transmitted Infection(STIs) like HIV/AIDS is relatively high among young people in Ethiopia. Unintended pregnancy is a serious problem among teenagers, especially since teenage pregnancy is associated with health risks to the mother during pregnancy and delivery. Abortion, which is illegal in Ethiopia, places many young women at risk, primarily because it is usually conducted under unsafe conditions. Many young women are forced to practice sex for money. Drug trafficking and drug abuse, although not a problem in the past, are becoming more common in Ethiopia.
How long did musolini rule Ethiopia?
Mussolini occupied Ethiopia for 5 years (1936--1941). Before he got involved in WW2 the British and tolerated this invasion because they thought it would help to keep Italy out of the war. When Hitler forced Mussolini to mobilise Italian troop to support the German troops, British policy changed. The Italians became enemies and the British sent a force to Ethiopia. Together with patriot Ethiopian fighters, they officially liberated Ethiopia.
What change took place in Axum during the fourth century?
Christianity becomes official religion of Axum.
Akaki kaliti sub city in Ethiopia?
It is on of the 10 sub cities in Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia.
Why did African civilizations such as the axum and Nubian decline?
They did not have a stable government, or any kind of complex system holding them together.
