By Colin Cosier
17-11-2015
The Nyabinghi Rastafarian church in Shashamene, Ethiopia on 2 November 2015. They’re celebrating Haile Selassie’s coronation anniversary.
Colin Cosier
Rastafarians have been moving to Ethiopia for decades as a part spiritual journey, part political mission to repatriate Africa with the sons and daughters of African slaves. Rastas consider Ethiopia holy land. But after all these years, the Rasta community is still regarded as outsiders where they struggle for land rights, citizenship and recognition. Colin Cosier reports from Shashamane, Ethiopia.
