This research focuses on exploring the role of indigenous conflict management institutions in East Hararge, with specific emphasis on the Kombolcha District (District) from 1875 to 1991. The primary objective is to investigate ...

This study assessed the history of Kambata and Hadiya relation from 1890s to 1990s. Ethnicity can lead people to go back to their own culture as a last resort for resisting the pressure of the modern life and the ...

This thesis examines the impacts of Protestant Christianity on the traditional beliefs and cultural practices of Wälaitta from, 1928-2000. The year 1928 is taken as a turning point in southern Ethiopia in general and ...

This thesis focuses on a history of St. Mikael Orthodox Church in Dire Dawa (1917-1991).It is the first EOTC that was established along the Ethio-Djibouti railway terminal. This study examines the early foundation and ...

This thesis is the study of the socio-economic, religious, political, and cultural history of Misha district.In Hadiya Zone of the Southern Nations Nationalities and Peoples Regional State from 1941 to 1991.By using archival, ...

The purpose of this study is to fill the gap in the economic and social history of Robe town from its foundation in 1922 to 1991 The Thesis tries to reconstruct the history of Arsi Robe town from its foundation in 1922 ...

This thesis investigates historical events that took place in Derashe from 1890s to 1991. Primary and secondary sources were consulted. Collected sources were critically evaluated and investigated historical facts were ...

This study deals with the history of Dadar town From,1871 to1991. Dadar town was one of the oldest towns in Hararghe area that was founded in 1871 and served as a trade center for Obborra area early before king Menelik ...

This study is a historical survey of Hamaressa Flour and Edible Oil Factory from 1937 to 2000. The year 1937 the historic date of the foundation of Hamaressa Edible Oil Factory, while the year 2000 was also the transfer ...

This thesis investigated the socio-cultural history of the Awi Agäw people (ca. 1769 to 1995). The year 1769 is taken as the landmark in the socio-cultural history of the Awi Agäw people because it marked the onset of the ...