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Ethiopia Premier League (2014/2015) 19.04.2015 19:00 Sidama Bunna v Dedebit Head to Head Season League Date Matches HT 2010/2011   27.12.2010   Dedebit 0 - 0 Sidama Bunna   0 - 0 2010/2011   24.05.2011   Sidama Bunna 1 - 0 Dedebit   0 - 0 2011/2012   20.12.2011   Sidama Bunna 2 - 2 Dedebit   0 - 0 2011/2012   08.04.2012   Dedebit 4 - 0 Sidama Bunna   0 - 0 2012/2013   28.10.2012   Sidama Bunna 1 - 1 Dedebit   0 - 0 2012/2013   12.04.2013   Dedebit 1 - 3 Sidama Bunna   0 - 0 2013/2014   03.11.2013   Sidama Bunna 1 - 0 Dedebit   0 - 0 2013/2014   20.04.2014   Dedebit 1 - 1 Sidama Bunna   0 - 0 2014/2015   06.12.2014   Dedebit 0 - 2 Sidama Bunna   0 - 0 Head to Head Sidama Bunna 4 Draw 4 Dedebit 1 Sidama Bunna Home Matches Sidama Bunna 2 Draw 2 Dedebit 0 Statistics Sidama Bunna has won in the last  4  home matches in this competition. Dedebit has not lost in the last  4  away matches, has not lost

Africa’s top 10 richest countries INSPIRATIONAL STORIES  |  FEBRUARY 6, 2015  BY  HOMECOMING REVOLUTION  | Africa is home to some of the richest countries in the world, in part due to its oil-rich soil and human capital. According to statistics provided by the  International Monetary Fund , these are currently the top 10 richest countries in Africa. Nigeria: GDP – $594.257 billion The most populous country in Africa is a major contender on this list, its manufacturing sector being the third largest in Africa while it contributes a considerable share of the world’s oil. Taking into account this country’s population of 170 million, Nigeria is on track to becoming one of the 20 largest economies in the world by 2020. South Africa: GDP – $341.216 billion South Africa is one of the world’s youngest and most progressive democracies, a multi-faceted country with its diverse cultures and languages. It is a country undergoing continual and unprecedented changes and has a ra

http://www.jpost.com/ The Islamic State terrorist group released a video on Sunday purporting to show its operatives shooting and beheading what it claims are 28 Ethiopian Christians in Libya. Addressed to the "nation of the cross," the 29-minute long video, uploaded on Sunday and produced by the Islamic State's media wing, al-Furqan, details the schisms that occurred in the Christian faith and which led to the formation of the Ethiopian Orthodox church, and shows the self-styled Caliphate's destruction of churches and Christian symbols throughout the regions under its control. Footage is then shown of two groups of dark-skinned captives led by armed militants. One group, numbering 12, is held by militants on Libya's northern coast and the other, numbering 16, held by a fighters in Libya's southern desert interior. A fighter, speaking in American accented English then addresses Christians, whom he calls the "nation of the cross" and