The Ge’ez script (also known as fidel) has a two thousand year history in the East African highlands and the Red Sea region. It lives on as the writing system for several modern African languages, ...

Ge'ez Stela. The inscribed stelae prove that the monoliths were not exclusively used as burial markers. Inscriptions were an important feature of ancient Aksumite culture, and help us understand more ...

The ancient Ethiopic language of Ge’ez is written in a script that’s read left to right and has 26 letters. Letters have variations for the vowels that go with them, meaning students have to ...

Members of the Kebena community in the Kebena Woreda of the Gurage zone in the Southern Nations, Nationalities and People's (SNNP) regional said they are about to switch the use of Sabaean script ...

Ge'ez language teaching is also significant to discover the nation's history, he said,adding that the university's effort is an inspirational one to other educational institutions.