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Ethiopia

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 * Loza Abera
 * Eyerusalem Kelil
 * Rehima Zergaw

Top-importance stubs

 * Gamo people
 * Hadiya people

High-importance stubs

 * 1995 Constitution of Ethiopia
 * Abuna
 * Agaw languages
 * Angereb River
 * Battle of Shimbra Kure
 * Battle of Wofla
 * Chilalo Agricultural Development Union
 * Christianity in Ethiopia
 * Constitutions of Ethiopia
 * Eleni Zaude Gabre-Madhin
 * Ethiopian Evangelical Church Mekane Yesus
 * Ethiopian Studies
 * Falata-Umbroro
 * Hararghe
 * Kulfo River
 * Luo languages
 * Ministry of Agriculture (Ethiopia)
 * Ministry of Finance and Economic Development (Ethiopia)
 * Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Ethiopia)
 * Mount Gurage
 * Negus
 * Oromo calendar
 * Silt'e people
 * Simien Mountains National Park
 * St. George's Cathedral, Addis Ababa
 * United Nations Observer Mission to Verify the Referendum in Eritrea
 * Welega Province
 * Wollo Province

Mid-importance stubs

 * 2012 Gambella bus attack
 * AFROMET
 * Aba Tenna Dejazmach Yilma International Airport
 * Abala, Ethiopia
 * Abay Tsehaye
 * Abba Bok'a
 * Abba Gomol
 * Abba Jofir
 * Abba Magal
 * Abba Pantelewon
 * Abba Rebu
 * Abba Sabra
 * Abiye Abebe
 * Abomsa
 * Abu Bakr ibn Muhammad
 * Abul Kasim (mountain)
 * Abuna Dioskoros (Aba Wolde Tensai)
 * Abuna Salama III
 * Adama University
 * Adami Tullu
 * Addi Remets
 * Addis Ababa Stadium
 * Addis Ketema
 * Addis Mercato
 * Addis Standard
 * Addis Zemen
 * Adet
 * Afar National Democratic Party
 * Ahmad III ibn Abu Bakr
 * Ahmad ibn Ali
 * Akaky Kaliti
 * Akobo River
 * Alaba-K’abeena language
 * Alem Gena
 * Alem Tena
 * Alem Zewde Tessema
 * Alemaya
 * All-Amhara People's Organization
 * All Ethiopian Unity Party
 * Alliance for Freedom and Democracy
 * Almaqah
 * Almayahu Haile
 * Alula Aba Nega Airport
 * Amba (geology)
 * Amde Werq
 * Amed Ber
 * Amhara National Democratic Movement
 * Amhara Province
 * Ancharo
 * Anderaccha
 * Ankober serin
 * Anuak language
 * Arada (Addis Ababa)
 * Aramis, Ethiopia
 * Araya Selassie Yohannes
 * Arbore language
 * Arboye
 * Argobba language
 * Arisaema flavum
 * Arkebe Oqubay
 * Armah
 * Arsi Province
 * Aruro Island
 * Asabot
 * Asasa
 * Aseko
 * Asrat Desta
 * Aster Aweke
 * Atsbi
 * Awash International Bank
 * Awash National Park
 * Awi people
 * Ayesha River
 * Ayikel
 * Babille
 * Badlay ibn Sa'ad ad-Din
 * Bahrey
 * Bako, Ethiopia
 * Bale Mountains
 * Bale Mountains National Park
 * Basketo people
 * Battle of Amba Alagi
 * Battle of Baçente
 * Battle of Derasge
 * Battle of Gomit
 * Battle of Jarte
 * Battle of Sahart
 * Bentu Liben
 * Berhale
 * Berta language
 * Bilo
 * Black Lions (organization)
 * Blue Nile Falls
 * Bole Medhanealem
 * Bulen
 * Bulki
 * Bure, Illubabor
 * Burji language
 * Canada–Ethiopia relations
 * Chencha
 * Cherti, Ethiopia
 * Church of Saint George, Lalibela
 * Combolcha Airport
 * Confederation of Ethiopian Trade Unions
 * Daasanach people
 * Dallol (volcano)
 * Damot
 * Dawa River
 * Debre Selam
 * Debre Zeyit, Benishangul Gumuz
 * Dejen
 * Delgi
 * Dembiya
 * Derwonaji
 * Dibate
 * Dil Na'od
 * Dima, Tigray
 * Dirasha language
 * Dorze people
 * Dubti
 * Dukem
 * Durame
 * Eastern Oromo language
 * Ebenat
 * Ethio telecom
 * Ethiopia at the 2004 Summer Olympics
 * Ethiopia at the 2008 Summer Olympics
 * Ethiopian Constituent Assembly election, 1994
 * Ethiopian Democratic League
 * Ethiopian Democratic Unity Party
 * Ethiopian Football Federation
 * Ethiopian Olympic Committee
 * Ethiopian Social Democratic Party
 * Ethiopian Teachers' Association
 * Ethiopian Telecommunication Agency
 * Ethiopian big-eared bat
 * Ethiopian presidential election, 2007
 * Ethiopian suit
 * Ethiopia–Serbia relations
 * Ethiopia–Turkey relations
 * Euphorbia doloensis
 * Euphorbia nigrispinoides
 * Euphorbia uniglans
 * Federal Parliamentary Assembly
 * Ferfer
 * Filakit Gereger
 * Finote Selam
 * Fofa, Ethiopia
 * Ga'at
 * Gadaa
 * Galetti River
 * Gamu-Gofa
 * Ganale Doria River
 * Gayil language
 * Gebru Asrat
 * Gedeo language
 * Genete Mariam
 * Germama River
 * Gibe River
 * Ginir
 * Girirra language
 * Gobesa
 * Gode Airport
 * Gonde, Ethiopia
 * Gored gored
 * Goro, Bale
 * Goro, Mirab Shewa
 * Guder
 * Guder River
 * Guenete Leul Palace
 * Gugsa Araya Selassie
 * Guji Zone
 * Gullele
 * Gumuz people
 * Habesha kemis
 * Habte Giyorgis Dinagde
 * Haddis Alemayehu
 * Hagere Mariam
 * Hagere Selam (Degua Tembien)
 * Hailu Shawul
 * Hailu Yimenu
 * Hamar people/Hamar people
 * Hareri National League
 * Harewa, Ethiopia
 * Harwood's francolin
 * House of Peoples' Representatives
 * Hurso
 * Huruta
 * Idaga Hamus (Saesi Tsaedaemba)
 * Imru Haile Selassie
 * Injibara
 * Irgachefe
 * Italo-Ethiopian Treaty of 1928
 * Itang
 * Iteya
 * Ittu Oromo
 * Jamma River
 * Jimma University
 * Jiren
 * Jubba Valley
 * Junedin Sado
 * Kafa language
 * Kaffa Province
 * Kayla dialect
 * Kebri Beyah
 * Kemise
 * Kersa, Arsi
 * Ketema
 * Kifle Wodajo
 * Kirkos
 * Kolfe Keranio
 * Konso language
 * Kormuk
 * Krar
 * Kula, Ethiopia
 * Kuma Demeksa
 * Lake Ashenge
 * Lalibela Cross
 * Lasarat
 * Lasta
 * Libido language
 * Lideta
 * Maale language
 * Mago National Park
 * Manbuk
 * Mankush
 * Mao languages
 * Masenqo
 * Masha (SNNPR)
 * Me'en language
 * Mekane Berhan
 * Mekane Selam
 * Melka Kunture
 * Meraro
 * Merera Gudina
 * Meteka
 * Meti (Gambela), Ethiopia
 * Mille River
 * Ministry of Culture and Tourism (Ethiopia)
 * Ministry of Youth and Sport (Ethiopia)
 * Mogus Wolde Mikael
 * Mohamed Kedir
 * Mount Abuna Yosef
 * Mount Batu
 * Mount Bwahit
 * Mount Chilalo
 * Mount Gugu
 * Mount Hay (Ethiopia)
 * Mount Tullu Dimtu
 * Mount Zuqualla
 * Muger River
 * Muja, Ethiopia
 * Mulatu Teshome
 * Mulu, Ethiopia
 * Murle people
 * Na'od
 * National Archives and Library of Ethiopia
 * National Palace (Ethiopia)
 * Nega Mezlekia
 * Negash
 * Negele Arsi
 * Nifas Silk-Lafto
 * Nyangatom people
 * Omorate
 * Oromia Special Zone Surrounding Finfinne
 * Oromo Federalist Democratic Movement
 * Oromo People's Congress
 * Postage stamps and postal history of Ethiopia
 * Princess Tsehai
 * Protestantism in Ethiopia
 * Provinces of Ethiopia
 * Qwara Province
 * Rainbow Ethiopia: Movement for Democracy and Social Justice
 * Raphael Hadane
 * Ras Mengesha Yohannes
 * Rhamnus prinoides
 * Roman Catholicism in Ethiopia
 * Sabr ad-Din II
 * Sagan, Ethiopia
 * Sagure
 * Saho language
 * Samora Yunis
 * Sede
 * Seka Chekorsa
 * Semera
 * Semien Province
 * Shebelle Valley
 * Shendi, Ethiopia
 * Sheno, Kembibit
 * Shewa Robit
 * Shinshicho
 * Sire, Arsi
 * Southern Ethiopia Peoples' Democratic Coalition
 * Southern Ethiopian People's Democratic Movement
 * Southern Oromo language
 * Soyama
 * Subdivisions of Ethiopia
 * Tabot
 * Tamrat Layne
 * Tej
 * Tesfaye Dinka
 * Tesfaye Gessesse
 * Theological College of the Holy Trinity
 * Three battles of Sarbakusa
 * Tiya (town)
 * Treaty of Wuchale
 * Tulu Bolo
 * United Ethiopian Democratic Party – Medhin Party
 * Ura Kidane Mehret
 * Wadera, Ethiopia
 * Wag
 * Waja
 * Walter Plowden
 * Wat (food)
 * Wegeltena
 * Welega Oromo people
 * Welenchiti
 * Welwel, Ethiopia
 * Wenji Gefersa
 * Wereta
 * Weyib River
 * Wkro Mariyam
 * Wolde Selassie
 * Wolle Chekol
 * Yacob Haile-Mariam
 * Yechila
 * Yejju Oromo tribe
 * Yejube
 * Yeka
 * Yem language
 * Yem people
 * Yemrehana Krestos
 * Yeshimebet Ali
 * Yetbarak
 * Yilma Deressa
 * Zera Yacob Amha Selassie
 * Āwuberē