Issues Facing Ethiopia

INTRODUCTION Ethiopia, Ethiopia is located in a country completely surrounded by land, northeast Africa. It is officially known as the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia and is the second most populous country in Africa. As of 2009, the population is estimated at more than 70.2 million people, it is ten in area and 1,100,000 kilometers per square inch. Sudan, Eritrea, Djibouti, Somalia, Kenya are located in the outskirts of Ethiopia. Ethiopia uses 80 different languages.

What Ethiopia today faces is still inadequate governance, corruption of corruption, and lawlessness. Like most other African countries, today's Ethiopian politicians are very corrupt and have no experience at all. Unfortunately, poor government policies, corruption, political instability, etc. are driving investors away. Another big problem facing Ethiopia today is systematic exclusion and persecution of certain ethnic groups, mainly through weak government policy. Oromo people are the largest ethnic group in the corners of Ethiopia and Africa and the nationwide protest action is an obvious example of the atmosphere of this systematic alienation and government policy failure in Ethiopia today. Unfortunately, Ethiopian corruption government and the international community are not aware of the simple fact that Ethiopia faces an unprecedented crisis.

Remember that the word "Ethiopia" means the face of burns (black face in Greek). The Greeks are using it to refer to black people. The word Ethiopia was originally unrelated to the country Ethiopia. Therefore, the ancient Egyptians designated the ancient Greeks as scorched land, namely Africa. Therefore the Greeks said "Ethiopia is the first person," they said that our continent is the cradle of mankind. "Ethiopia is the first person to teach people to worship God, to sacrifice them, to do exaggerated occasions, to conduct sacred festivals, and to do sacred worship to other people. More fun. "Diodorus, Sicily, Book 3, Volume 2