Ethiopia Awakens From Centuries Old Slumber War Report Recounts Addis Ababa Modernizing
Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa hastens to shed isolationism and embrace progress. Reporter Alkatos Angelopoulos details new air travel, a hydroelectric grid, modern hotels, paved streets, and a city plan by a French engineer. Foreign presence remains limited to smaller nations. The piece notes Haile Selassie’s return and postwar changes shaping national development.
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Changing Ethiopia From Folk to Modern in Towns
The passage notes that Ethiopians still live as they did decades ago while capital life and highways push modernization only a short distance from main routes. It observes a shift from picturesque tradition to a functional modern land, mainly confined to towns.
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