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One of the major concerns facing Ethiopia is disease. Ethiopians are prone to diseases such as HIV/AIDS, Malaria, bacterial diarrhea, typhoid fever, hepatitis A, dengue fever, and rabies. Some other problems residents face are poor governance, rampant corruption, and lawlessness.

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One major political problem is corrupt and weak government officials who only care about their own profit. Another major problem facing Ethiopia today is the systematic marginalization and persecution of certain ethnic groups, caused mainly by poor government policies.

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The land in Ethiopia is subject to erosion, overgrazing, deforestation, and frequent droughts. Water shortages are common in some areas during the dry season. The causes of degradation are primarily the demand for more land and agriculture, fuel and construction as well as grazing grounds.

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Most concerns and disputes between groups of people in and around Ethiopia are about land and distribution of gods, since between native people, there are no real boundaries, besides the boundaries of the country. There have also been disputes about distribution of goods, seen as how the government in Ethiopia is corrupt and weak, and they don't pay attention to things like that.

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Because of Ethiopia's poor economy and mostly poverty-stricken population, I do not think things will get much better for Ethiopia. In my opinion, they need less corrupt government officials and more good jobs to help the country get back on it's feet. With a strong leader who wants the best for his country, I think that they could slowly make it out of poverty, but seen as how that is unlikely to happen and the corruption and poverty will continue, things are not looking good for Ethiopia.

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Not much has improved for the third poorest country in the world, but in October of 2008, the government signed a peace deal with the separatist Ogaden National Liberation Front (ONLF), ending a 34-year armed rebellion.

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Ethiopia (population of 105 million as of 2017) is home to 80 different ethnic groups, including Oromo, Amhara, Somali, and Tigrayans.

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Some concerns that have affected Ethiopia in the past have been extreme drought, flooding, corruption, and the systematic marginalization and persecution of certain ethnic groups caused mainly by poor government policies. Most of these problems still phase the country today, but they were more prominent in the past.

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Imperialism, unlike every other African country except Liberia, was not forced upon Ethiopia by Europe. Imperialism was happening in Ethiopia through the Ethiopian Monarchy and the Ethiopian Empire.

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The Ethiopian Monarchy maintaianed it's freedom from colonial rule, but before that, from around 1270 (beginning of Solomonid Dynasty) until 1974 was the Ethiopian empire.

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Ethiopia is a tropical zone that is between the Tropic of Cancer and the equator. The country has three different climate zones. The lower altitudes have a hot, swampy climate, and the higher the elevation, the more dry, semi-desert conditions you will get.

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The most common plants in Ethiopia are the African Redwood, the Plum Pine, and the Juniper Bush. Ethiopia is mainly made up of grasslands and thick woods, which isn't what you'd expect from an African country.

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Ethiopia is home to the Ethiopian Highlands, Lake Tana, the beautiful Blue Nile Falls, Simien Mountains National Park, and even a volcano, called Erta Ale.

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The region of Africa that Ethiopia is in, Eastern Africa, is dotted with many forests and it's rainfall is mainly controlled by el nino events such as an extremely wet rainy season. Eastern Africa is home to Lake Victoria, The Ethiopian highlands, and Lake Tanganyika, the world's deepest lake.