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Wikipedia: Harar (var. Harrar, Hārer, Harer; Somali: Adari ) is an eastern city in Ethiopia, and the capital of the modern Harari ethno-political division (or kilil) of Ethiopia. The city is located on a hilltop, in the eastern extension of the Ethiopian highlands about five hundred kilometers from Addis Ababa with an elevation of 1885 meters.

Based on figures from the Central Statistical Agency in 2005, Harar has an estimated total population of 122,000, of whom 60,000 were males and 62,000 were females. According to the census of 1994, on which this estimate is based, the city has a population of 76,378.

For centuries, Harar has been a major commercial centre, linked by the trade routes with the rest of Ethiopia, the entire Horn of Africa, the Arabian Peninsula, and, through its ports, the outside world.

Harar Jugol has been included in the World Heritage List in 2006 by UNESCO in recognition of its cultural heritage. According to UNESCO, it is "considered 'the fourth holy city' of Islam" with 82 mosques, three of which date from the 10th century, and 102 shrines.

Harar is also famous for its distinctive, natural processed coffees which bear the same name.

@ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harar



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404 Peugeot in Harar
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Harar Gate, one of the biggest points of entry into the old walled city. It's a 20th-century structure (built during the rule of Haile Selassie), purposely made big enough for cars to drive through it.
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An Italian-era building in Harar.
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This fanciful-looking building is actually the Department of Public Works (or something like that).
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The boyhood home of Haile Selassie, now the city museum of Harar.
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The French poet Arthur Rimbaud (1854-1891) quit writing poetry as a young man and ended up living in Harar, working as an importer/exporter, gun-runner, and explorer. This house was built after his death, but he lived in the neighborhood. The place is dedicated to his legacy and his love of Harar and its people.
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A view of Ras Mekonnen's Palace in Harar, taken from the Rimbaud House musuem.
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One of the larger mosques in the old walled city, this one was built during the period of Egyptian rule (1875-1885).
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The "Christian Market" takes place just outside the city walls -- here you can see the Victory Gate at upper left.
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A Western-style multi-level shopping center in Harar.
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A quintessential African market scene: bags and bags of spices at an outdoor market.
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Feres Megala Square
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Our guide showed us this traditional Harari house (which is actually a guesthouse that tourists can stay in). The door features intricate carvings.
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Cool pics. Historically one of my favorite cities in the Horn, glad that it's a UNESCO site.

How interesting historic buildings of the city, and Arabized city is reminiscent of the cities in Sudan

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typical harari home...look how beautiful the handicraft are :cheers: http://lh3.ggpht.com/_rw09aRPcfSA/SxPlQznEhMI/AAAAAAAAHl8/DreLNPEk6ag/s720/DSC03356.JPG

THE first governor of harar after the emir abdulahi defeated at chelenqo by the army of emperor menelik 2 was the father of haileselassie ras mekonnen. http://lh5.ggpht.com/_rw09aRPcfSA/SxPlPH4Z9DI/AAAAAAAAHlk/2Fu1MXUIWsE/s800/DSC03326.JPG

harar city from the distance http://lh5.ggpht.com/_d5Ol1NPfPC4/SR6FJaMJbkI/AAAAAAAACiA/u-tHXIf6pwQ/s720/DSC_0213.JPG harar and its hyenas http://lh4.ggpht.com/_d5Ol1NPfPC4/SR6FW5qKkcI/AAAAAAAACiI/3SNrkkZXFMI/s720/DSC_0252.JPG harar market http://lh4.ggpht.com/_d5Ol1NPfPC4/SR4IjDbB3-I/AAAAAAAACf4/7fyt65G3o3E/s720/DSC_0125.JPG http://lh5.ggpht.com/_d5Ol1NPfPC4/SR4HevFMTWI/AAAAAAAACfU/QtU4OAUUaQk/s720/DSC_0099.JPG http://lh4.ggpht.com/_d5Ol1NPfPC4/SR4HF_sGQoI/AAAAAAAACfE/KNjloqm2ViU/s720/DSC_0092.JPG http://lh4.ggpht.com/_d5Ol1NPfPC4/SR4G6iAL60I/AAAAAAAACfA/FzwEYOwviR0/s720/DSC_0091.JPG

the beautiful harar http://lh5.ggpht.com/_UY4xU5wU7qM/SRwo7gxuwLI/AAAAAAAAAbs/99mCISRm_N0/s640/Picture%20225.jpg http://lh6.ggpht.com/_UY4xU5wU7qM/SRwo8FB5fpI/AAAAAAAAAb0/AgpQOQ5qsw0/s640/Picture%20228.jpg harar neighbourhood http://lh6.ggpht.com/_UY4xU5wU7qM/SRwo8k1rhjI/AAAAAAAAAb8/n70bECS1tLk/s640/Picture%20229.jpg http://lh4.ggpht.com/_UY4xU5wU7qM/SRwpKgt5JRI/AAAAAAAAAe0/axeDJUUeYdQ/s640/Picture%20253.jpg http://lh3.ggpht.com/_UY4xU5wU7qM/SRwqB4Zrf9I/AAAAAAAAAq0/bBk9UNoXaJI/s640/Picture%20360.jpg http://lh6.ggpht.com/_UY4xU5wU7qM/SRwqFPoJaOI/AAAAAAAAArk/D3As4G56S70/s512/Picture%20366.jpg http://lh6.ggpht.com/_UY4xU5wU7qM/SRwqMpFLpfI/AAAAAAAAAtI/1j5pMq02Uag/s512/Picture%20379.jpg salute to the flag :cheers: http://lh6.ggpht.com/_UY4xU5wU7qM/SRwqbZAgtGI/AAAAAAAAAv8/0itMDBTbX9U/s640/Picture%20019.jpg

hararis and their basketry http://lh5.ggpht.com/_1rJY8fhCG3M/SXJGg5U3UUI/AAAAAAAABNQ/koWLkvxETrw/s912/Picture%20055.jpg http://lh5.ggpht.com/_1rJY8fhCG3M/SXJGul_knFI/AAAAAAAABOI/k93jd60Ao3M/s640/Untitled-Scanned-05.jpg http://lh5.ggpht.com/_1rJY8fhCG3M/SXJG9cPpb-I/AAAAAAAABPE/xhtQMI4Wbzk/s640/adgfded-05.jpg http://lh4.ggpht.com/_1rJY8fhCG3M/SXJG_DRptyI/AAAAAAAABPM/uFE1-qibvK4/s640/llled-04.jpg http://lh5.ggpht.com/_1rJY8fhCG3M/SXJHB1sbd7I/AAAAAAAABPc/sXXsvsoOkh8/s640/Untitled-Scanned-02.jpg harar has five gates and their names http://lh4.ggpht.com/_1rJY8fhCG3M/SXJHFf1saoI/AAAAAAAABPs/5WCzdS2KLE8/s640/hara1.jpg harar tv studio http://lh5.ggpht.com/_1rJY8fhCG3M/SXJIeqNAanI/AAAAAAAABVs/fZHacB5jcAs/s912/Picture%20056.jpg http://lh4.ggpht.com/_1rJY8fhCG3M/SXJIgsjHTsI/AAAAAAAABV4/voMw16kiYEQ/s912/Picture%20062.jpg http://lh6.ggpht.com/_1rJY8fhCG3M/SXJIbJ1LDaI/AAAAAAAABVc/d7YwxRBBWxY/s912/Picture%20052.jpg harar's amirs from 969 to 1886 meniliks control of the city http://lh4.ggpht.com/_1rJY8fhCG3M/SXJImXzMF8I/AAAAAAAABWQ/9lg8Srfu3C0/s912/Picture%20065.jpg

seeing this makes me feel proud of being ethiopian.
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Adari is a jewel. A city with such a rich heritage!

YES!!!!!!!!!!!
Are there any development projects. I remember hearing that the community was thinking about repairing the 5 gates and repainting some areas.

Also, would any new developments in Harar happen outside the Jugol?

:banana: YES!!!!!!!!!!!
Are there any development projects. I remember hearing that the community was thinking about repairing the 5 gates and repainting some areas.

Also, would any new developments in Harar happen outside the Jugol?
:banana:

Nice, but the city needs some upkeep. It also can use further development on the outside of the city. Nice culture and heritage.

Before this place change to warka let me post some pictures :nuts:
one of the harar gates.

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All pictures from picassa by gashaw.

Harar seen coming from jijiga (south).

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Some condos in the outskeart of harar.

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One of the new big sistren which supply water to harar. Harar and dire dawa suffer from shortage of clean drinking water and the government were investing upto 300 million birr in harar to solve the problem.

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Other one on the way to dire dawa.

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^^that second picture with an overview of the town is incredible. great pics, thanks for posting :cheers:

One of the new big sistren which supply water to harar. Harar and dire dawa suffer from shortage of clean drinking water and the government were investing upto 300 million birr in harar to solve the problem.

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Other one on the way to dire dawa.

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Thats important. When I was there two years ago, there was no running water for several days - actually the whole time I stayed there. No shower, no toilet flush...only water to buy from plastic bottles.
That however, was secondary to me, since harar is such a beautiful place.

dire dawa suffer from shortage of clean drinking water and the government were investing upto 300 million birr in harar to solve the problem.



Dire Dawa has never had problem of water. In fact dire dawa is the solution to Harar's water problem and the project you are talking about was trying to take water from dire dawa to harar.

Dire Dawa has never had problem of water. In fact dire dawa is the solution to Harar's water problem and the project you are talking about was trying to take water from dire dawa to harar.
Thanks for the comment layman. I don't know harar and diredawa never been there but if u check the diredawa thread i post similar pictures which i got from the same source Gashaw on picassaweb and about the water project u can check this news.

Harar for water supply!
By Muluken Yewondwossen
Monday, 17 May 2010 13:11

After three years of delays, the project to provide safe drinking water for Harar and the surrounding area should be completed within days.
Last Thursday evening, the water began pumping from the third pumping station to the last pumping station at Dengego from where it will be fed to Harar.
A source from the project told Capital that if power cuts do not interrupt the pumping work, the water will reach Harar this weekend. According to a source, after Dengego the water moves downhill, while pumping is demanded at the other four stations.
A source said that work on the fourth station was delayed for two days until Thursday due to a leak between station three and four. He said this is expected during the trial period.
The Harar Water Project was started five years ago with funds mainly from the African Development Bank (AfDB). It was expected to take 20 months. The overrun is due to the number of wells increasing to four, design revision, and financing delays from the AfDB.
The original project plan was to drill 12 wells, including two that provide a service for the Dire Jara community that live in the area but are under the control of Dire Dawa City Administration.
The 71 kilometre main pipeline installation that crossed three regions (Dire Dawa, Oromia and Harari) was completed two years ago. A source said that within the coming two weeks the water supply will cover all parts of Harar using the pipelines installed previously. The government planned to install another line from house to house to substitute the old one, but a source said the house to house pipeline project will be undertaken separately.
The 12 wells can provide 268 litres of water per second and the other four wells drilled after the increase in recipients produce 160 litres per second.
The Ministry of Water Resource (MoWR) project will provide drinking water for around six million people from Dengego, Adele, Haromaya, Aweday, Harar, Haromaya University and Dire Dawa Police Training Camp. The Dire Dawa City Administration was inquiring about whether it can use the water, as some of its kebeles are beneficiaries from the supply.
The MoWR has paid 6.5 million birr to the Ethiopian Electric Power Corporation for the power supply. According to the source, the distribution networks work in Harar, Aweday and Haromaya concluded this budget year.
The electro mechanical part of the project is controlled by Indian Tenfam and a local company Hagbes, and the civil work is undertaken by CGC a Chinese construction firm. Totally, the project has consumed 333 million birr, from this amount, AfDB provided 215 million birr in loans and a 12 million birr grant; the regional and the federal government budgeted 66 million birr; and the Water Fund Office gave a 35 million birr loan.
Since 2004, Haromaya Lake, the main water supply of Harar and the area, has dried and about two million people have been affected by diseases related to lack of clean water.
The project coordinator Mohammed Ahmed told Capital a public announcement of the completion is expected to be made next week.

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I miss Haraar. Lovely as always:cheers:

Wonderful thread, Harar is one of my dream destinations (together with Ethiopia itself), I just hope that I will get a chance to visit it someday. Post more photos.

Really a fascinating town!

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Thanks for the comment layman. I don't know harar and diredawa never been there but if u check the diredawa thread i post similar pictures which i got from the same source Gashaw on picassaweb and about the water project u can check this news.

After two years of delay and a 500 million Birr cost the Harar and surrounding area water project completed :cheers:

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Check this out guys,----this is Aweday, Ethiopia----I town I never heard of before!

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Check this out guys,----this is Aweday, Ethiopia----I town I never heard of before!



that mid-morning crowd around the chat-sellers will be gone within two hours ... the goats will have the place to themselves :)

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^^ 1st pic, never seen that side of Harar before..nice!

One of the five gates of old Harar.

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The never dying Peugeot 404 family car very popular in Dire Dawa and Harar.

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Ras Mekonen Gugssa monument the first administrator of the Harar region during menilik time and father of Emperor Haileselassie.

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Chat market

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:nuts:

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Aweday leaschekuay guday :D

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Students in harar

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Taxi in Harar

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And Harar can not be compelete without the beautiful Harari's and their beautiful driya :cheers:

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All pictures thanx to Desta Keremela https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=202227056586569&set=pb.100003978298811.-2207520000.1365262743&type=3&theater

Lovely pictures. I was working in Harer many years ago. It was like my second home. I love the city.