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Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia

Flag of Ethiopia
Folaga
Emblem of Ethiopia
Emblem
Anthem: 
ወደፊት ገስግሺ ፣ ውድ እናት ኢትዮጵያ
"Wedefīt Gesigishī Wid Inat ītiyop’iy"
(Tempolete:Langx)
Mošate
and largest city
Addis Ababa
9°1′N 38°45′E / 9.017°N 38.750°E / 9.017; 38.750
Diteme tsa semmusô
Merafe ya Batho
(2007[4][5])

Lefatshe la Ethiopia, [7]le le tlhomamisitsweng semmuso go nna Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia, ke lefatshe le le dikaganyeditsweng ke mafatshe a mangwe,le le leng mo kgaolong ya Horn of Aforika mo Botlhaba jwa Aforika. Le tlhakanetse melelwane le lefatshe la Eritrea kwa bokone, Djibouti kwa bokone-botlhaba, Somalia kwa botlhaba, Kenya kwa borwa, South Sudan kwa bophirima, le Sudan kwa bokone-bophirima. Ethiopia e na le kgaolo ya sekgala sa 1,104,300 square kilometres (426,400 sq mi).[8]Go tswa ka ngwaga wa 2024, le na le baagi ba ba ka nnang didikadike di le lekgolo le masome a mararo le bobedi , se se dira gore e nne lefatshe la bo lesome le le nang le batho ba le bantsi mo lefatsheng,[9]ke lefatshe la bobedi le le nang le batho ba le bantsi mo Aforika morago ga lefatshe la Nigeria, le e leng lone le lefatshe le le dikaganyeditsweng le le nang le palo ya batho ba le bantsi thata mo lefatsheng.[10] [11]Motsemogolo wa boditšhaba le toropo e kgolo go gaisa,Addis Ababa e sekgala sa dikhilomithara di le mmalwa kwa bophirima jwa East African Rift e e kgaoganyang lefatshe mo Aforika le Somalia tectonic plates.[12]

Batho ba segompieno ba ne ba tswa kwa e leng Ethiopia gompieno, mme ba ya kwa botlhaba jo bo gaufi le kwa mafelong a mangwe ka motlha wa legare la Paleolithiki.[13][14][15][16][17]Ka 980 BC, Bogosi jwa D'mt bo ne jwa atolosa mmuso wa jone go ralala Eritrea le kgaolo ya bokone jwa Ethiopia, fa Bogosi jwa Aksum bo ne jwa boloka tlhabologo e e kopaneng mo kgaolong eo ka dingwaga di le makgolo a ferabongwe. Tumelo ya SeKeresete e ne ya amogelwa mo bogosing jo ka 330, mme ya Islam ya goroga ka phudugo ya ntlha ya go ya Abbyssinia ka 615.[18] Morago ga go gosomana ga Aksum ka 960, bogosi jwa Zagwe ba ne ba busa dikgaolo tse di kwa bokone-legare go fitlhelela ba menolwa ke Yekuno Amlak ka ngwaag wa 1270.

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