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This is a list of Ethiopians.

Aerospace engineers

Anthropologists

Artists

  • Alganesh Tariku One of Ethiopian senior Artist. Right now performing in a seasonal drama called "Wazema"

Photographers

Athletes

Chefs

Economists

Entrepreneurs

Educators

Entertainers

Actors

Other entertainers

Fashion models

Filmmakers

Historians

Prof.Lapiso, G.Dilebo

Human rights activists

Humanitarians

Philanthropists

Philosophers

Physicians

Political figures

Martyrs

Nobility

Saints

Scientists

Social engineers

Writers

Poets laureate

See also

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