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The body of a British tourist who was gunned down by a policeman arrives at Bole Airport, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia – 25 Dec. 2014 Photo: Mereja Media Famed Ethiopian musician rediscovered by U.S. recording label after dropping off the music scene for 3 decades Photo: Mereja Media Photo of Lt. Bilelegn Desalegn, one of the 3 Ethiopian military helicopter crew members who defected to Eritrea on 19 December 2014. The other 2 are Captain Samuel Ghidey and Technician Tesagbirhan Gidey Photo: Mereja Media Semayawi Party chairman responds to PM Hailemariam Desalegn accusation terrorism – video Photo: Mereja Media Luxury handbags produced by artisans in Ethiopia Photo: Mereja Media Checking for Ebola, arrival gate at the Bole International Airport, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia – Dec. 2014 Photo: Mereja Media A historic moment on Blue Nile Falls: Queen Elizabeth II of Britain with Emperor HaileSelassie I of Ethiopia in 1965 Photo: Mereja Media “መሳሪያ ለመንጠቅ ሲሞክሩ ነው፡፡” – ጠ/ሚ ኃይለማርያም ደሳለኝ board Photo: Mereja Media Ethiopian blogger Edom Kassaye in Kality prison since April 2014. #FreeZone9Bloggers board Photo: Mereja Media Hanna Benti, an Ethiopian-American chef with a fierce and loyal following for her vegan and gluten-free Ethiopian cooking – Minneapolis, USA Photo: Mereja Media Designer and Miss Ethiopia 2014 Hiwot Bekele at work Photo: Mereja Media The Dawa River at the the Ethiopia-Kenya-Somalia border The Dawa River is a perennial river in southeastern Ethiopia. Rising in the mountains east of Aleta Wendo,… Photo: Mereja Media Rafting along the Omo river in #Ethiopia is an unparalleled adventure board Photo: Mereja Media Taste Traditional Vegan Ethiopian Fare at the East Village’s Meskel in New York – 199 East 3rd Street, New York, NY 10009 board Photo: Mereja Media A mix of Ethiopian traditional and modern clothing Photo: Mereja Media 87-year-old Ethiopian painter still going strong Photo: Mereja Media Ethiopian coffee ceremony Photo: Mereja Media Gelada monkeys, which only live in the Simien Mountains, are a completely intriguing species. They’re the only grass-grazing monkeys left, and of all primates, have one of the most varied range of sounds, from high-pitched cries to gurgling that sounds almost like human speech. Photo: Mereja Media Managing Partner at Ernst & Young Ethiopia, Zemedeneh Negatu is Among Africa’s Top 15 CEOs to Watch in 2015 Photo: Mereja Media After breakout 2014, Almaz Ayana is ready to amaze in Beijing | iaaf.org Photo: Mereja Media