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Ezega.com has begun sending out job email alerts notifying users when new jobs are posted in their respective areas or specialties. All registered job seekers can now setup this feature in their Ezega account, specifying all required parameters.

Ezega.com continues to serve the Ethiopian community as a one-stop source for Ethiopian News, Ethiopian Jobs, Ethiopia Real Estate, Ethiopian Classifieds, Ethiopian Music, Ethiopian Community, and much more.

Sharecourseware.org is an open courseware sharing site that provides students, educators and researchers free lecture notes and course notes for their courses for college. The site also allows registered users to post open courseware.

Sharecourseware.org, a site that provides students, educators and researchers free lecture notes and course notes, has been launched. The site is one of the largest collection of college courses online and allows users to post and share courseware.

Addis Acoustic Renaissance Group strives to revive the Ethiopian Music of the 1950s and 1960s. Ezega.com interviewed the founder of Addis Acoustic Renaissance Group, Girum Mezimur, and asked him about his music, how he founded the group, and more.

The most viewed post of the week at Ezega.com was about Addis Ababa City banning English as medium of instruction in Addis Ababa primary schools. The new regulation will take effect soon and will affect all primary level private schools.

The most viewed post of the week was the two-part story on Valentine’s Day in Addis Ababa written by Eden Habtamu. Eden went around the city to find out if this western event is being observed by some in Addis Ababa.

The most viewed story of the week was Eden Habtamu's interview with Miss Ethiopia 2009, Chuna Okok. Chuna talks about her childhood, her family, how she got into the competition, and much more.

In an exclusive interview with Ezega.com reporter, Eden Habtamu, Chuna Okok, the Miss Ethiopia 2009 winner, talks about her childhood, her schooling, how she got into the Miss Ethiopia contest, how she felt when she won the title, and much more.

A US diplomat was killed in the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa on Saturday. The circumstances of his death remain unclear, State Department officials said on Thursday. The 25-year-old diplomat, Brian Adkins, was found dead in his home in Addis Ababa.