Eritrea

as the Ethiopian refugee because she is an actual refugee actress. Timnit T. was born in Eritrea in 1979 and decided to migrate to Europe in search of prosperity on July 28, 2008 with 78 other refugees on a raft. Unfortunately, inherent risks associated with travel caused her to be left stranded at sea for 21 days. She was finally rescued along…

Since Ethiopians migrated to other countries, Ethiopian food has become increasingly popular. For instance, injera, a flatbread made from a grain called teff grown in the highlands of Ethiopia and Eritrea, is well-liked among gluten-free people. By sharing their cultures, people in host countries gain more knowledge about different ways of life. Singapore would not be an interesting multi-cultural society if immigration had not occurred. Celebrating…

It is said that you find your way while you are in college, but I actually lost mine, and it was the best thing to ever happen to me. When I was four years old, I decided that I wanted to be a doctor and everything I did from that day forward was geared towards enhancing myself to be the best physician I could be. After my first year of my undergraduate degree at Michigan State University however, I was terrified to find that science and medicine did not hold the same draw for me as it always…

He was brought up by his mother of Puerto Rican descent, while his father, whose name remains unidentified, transferred from Eritrea to the United States. Swizz resided predominantly in the North East Bronx during his formative years, where he was introduced to the hip-hop culture by his mother. Initially, Swizz attended Harry S. Truman High School but later moved to Atlanta as…

Africa, the second most populous continent in the world with about one billion people, and over one thousand languages spoken. This level of cultural splendor and beauty can only found in Africa. The home to the world’s largest land animals, the world’s tallest animal, the fastest land animal, the world’s largest reptile, the world’s largest primate. Home to the Pharaonic civilization which is one of the world’s oldest and longest-lasting civilizations. Housing over 30% of the earth’s remaining…

Millions of women around the world today are being mutilated against their will. Many are only infants and do not survive the process due to infections and blood loss. This process of dehumanizing someone goes beyond what we as people have seen before. There are now laws that protect us from being mutilated but in some countries around the world there is no laws to protect those who do not live in the United States are some other place against mutilation. Imagine having your legs tied together…

The United States of America is known to be one of the most welcoming countries when it comes to allow people from other areas to live here. However, when it comes to refugees there is sometimes a lack of that same hospitality. The American government, people, and media need to more inclusive in their discussions about refugees. People that are coming from countries of destruction and war do not leave to go ruin another country. They simply are looking for a better life for themselves and their…

Lauren Trahan Mr. Jennings World Geography (H) -2nd 8 December 2015 Ethiopia Dossier Ethiopia’s Political History From AD 100, the city of Axum, north of Ethiopia, rose to power. The Aksumite kingdom became the most powerful in the region; their empire ran from the Nile River across the Red Sea. In the fourth century AD, a king named Ezana came to power and made Christianity the official religion. From AD 750, the rule of Aksum began to decrease as Arab traders spread across Africa,…

the New Kingdom (1549–1069 BC) due to its relative prosperity, mythological intricacies, and ideological innovation. During this period, the Egyptian dynasty was at its zenith, spreading from present day Syria to the eastern edges of present day Eritrea with heavy population densities near the Mediterranean sea and along the supposedly divine Nile River. In addition to harvesting wheat, vegetables, and grain from the flooding of the Nile, the river was often used as an intercontinental trade…

However, the other side is wrong because there are some places where child labor is a daily practice. a CNN article says, “a new report by risk analysis firm Maplecroft, which ranks 197 countries, identifies Eritrea, Somalia, The Democratic Republic of Congo, Myanmar, Sudan, afghanistan, Pakistan, Zimbabwe and Yemen as the 10 places where child labor is most prevalent” (Hunt). This proves the other side wrong because even though kids are not working in mines…