On Ethiopian New Year, "Meskel Flower" Is a Love Letter to Our Culture
Every September 11 ... flower are blooming across Ethiopia. They blanket the highlands in yellow brilliance, a living ...
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As world celebrates New Year, Ethiopia must still wait 222 days
The Ethiopian New Year falls on September 11 or 12, while Ethiopian Christmas falls on January 7. Eastern orthodox churches, including the Ethiopian Orthodox Church and Egypt's Coptic Orthodox ...
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The huge country with its own 13-month calendar that's only just rung in 2017
The Ethiopian new year starts on Meskerem 1, which matches September 11 in the Gregorian calendar. Eshetu Getachew, the CEO of Rotate Ethiopia Tours And Travel, told CNN: "We are unique.