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in April 1976 at an Afar congress. Afterwards a number of ANLM members were appointed to local administrative positions, which weakened both the ALF's military activity and political influence amongst the Afar. The weekly newspaper
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in 2005, this town has an estimated total population of 11,032, of whom 6,304 are men and 4,728 are women. According to the 1996 national census this town had a population of 8,600.
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reported in January 1996 that three high ranking employees of the Water Resource and Development Authority had been killed near the town.
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Philip Briggs has described Gewane as "a somewhat unremarkable urban sprawl, distinguished only by the imposing presence of
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The results of the 1994 census in the Afar Region were not satisfactory, so the census was repeated in 1996.
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Awash river floods (Afar Regional State): Helicopter Survey, 5 June 1996
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The Nordic Africa Institute website (accessed 27 December 2007)
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Hell-Hole of Creation: The Exploration of Abyssinian Danakil
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Gewane is located in Ethiopia
10°9′59″N 40°38′43″E / 10.16639°N 40.64528°E / 10.16639; 40.64528
Country
Ethiopia
Region
Afar Region
Zone
Administrative Zone 3
Climate
BSh
Gewane
Ethiopia
Administrative Zone 3
Afar Region
Gewane
woreda
Mount Azelu
Yangudi Rassa National Park
L.M. Nesbitt
Afar National Liberation Movement
Afar Liberation Front
Derg
Central Statistical Agency
Awash river floods (Afar Regional State): Helicopter Survey, 5 June 1996
"Ethiopia, Revolution, and the Question of Nationalities: The Case of the Afar", Journal of Modern African Studies
"Local History in Ethiopia"
CSA 2005 National Statistics
Archived
Wayback Machine

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