El Museo Zoma es un sueño inspirado hace 25 años en la arquitectura vernácula y atemporal de Etiopía y de  otras partes del mundo. Su nombre hace honor a la joven artista Zoma Shiferraw, quien falleció de cáncer en 1979. 

El museo actúa como puente entre artistas y arquitectos de todo el mundo para crear arte y arquitectura ecológica de vanguardia. En este contexto, el Museo Zoma se construye utilizando técnicas antiguas, pero aún vigentes. Los materiales de construcción incluyen barro, paja, piedra, madera y cemento.  
 
El objetivo del museo es compartir el arte y la arquitectura contemporáneas, innovadoras y multidisciplinares con cualquier persona de cualquier lugar del mundo. Se centra en investigar y aprender de los antiguos conocimientos sobre la producción de arte, la arquitectura y el paisajismo,  y traer todo ello al presente en una institución de arte eco-sensible.

Entre sus actividades, se incluyen una galería, una biblioteca, un centro infantil, un restaurante, una cafetería, una tienda de regalos, un jardín de verduras, hierbas, flores y árboles, una escuela primaria, un anfiteatro y una granja de animales. 

De cara al futuro, el Museo Zoma  pretende construir un centro educativo de calidad con especial atención a las técnicas de construcción antiguas y a la gestión responsable. 

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La universidad de Ghana se fundó en 1948 y fue la primera y la más larga del país. Tenía el propósito de ofrecer y promover la educación universitaria, el aprendizaje y la investigación. En un principio estaba afiliada a la universidad de Londres, que supervisaba sus programas académicos y concedía los títulos, hasta que más tarde acabó por convertirse en una universidad que otorgaba los títulos con su propia acreditación. 

El Museo Nacional es el hogar de Lucy (Dinqnesh), probablemente el esqueleto más famoso de un homínido del mundo.Hallado en 1974 en Hadar en las riberas del Awash , se le denominó Australopithecus Afariensis, tiene con más de tres millones de años. El museo también posee una interesante colección de arqueología y de artefactos de la historia de Etiopía, así como objetos de arte y cultura del país. 

Este museo está ubicado en el Antiguo Palacio Genete Leul del antiguo Emperador Hailesilassie, una de las construcciones palaciegas más modernas de la historia de Etiopía;  situado en y dirigido por el Instituto de Estudios Etíopes de la Universidad de Addis Abeba, es el primer y único museo etnológico del país, en el que se muestra el entorno físico y artesanía tradicional de los principales grupos étnicos, (incluyendo trajes, utensilios del hogar, artículos agrícolas, de caza, militares, instrumentos de música y manuscritos e iconos tanto cristianos como musulmanes). El museo fue creado a partir de la fundación del Instituto de Estudios Etíopes, y su colección se conformó a partir de donaciones públicas. En sus inicios, la colección etnográfica pertenecía al Museo de Historia Natural que se ubica en el campus Arat Killo de la misma universidad donde actualmente tiene lugar la colección de especímenes animales. A partir de 1963, la colección etnográfica se resguardó en el Museo Etnográfico. El museo comprende una sala principal ubicada en el primer piso que se divide en dos secciones: en la primera se ubica una pequeña sala de exhibiciones temporales, mientras que en la segunda se abordan las temáticas de los ritos de iniciación y el ciclo de la vida. En estas salas, los visitantes pueden apreciar diversos objetos de la cultura material y conocer las diversas formas de vida de los distintos grupos culturales de Etiopía, como el nacimiento de un infante, el matrimonio, el sistema de creencias, el sistema político, y la industria y producción del café. El recorrido continúa por las cámaras reales del antiguo Emperador Hailesilassie y de su esposa.

Entre las cámaras reales, se encuentra una pequeña sala donde se exhibe una colección de filatelia, así como una colección de manuscritos antiguos. Esta sala da a conocer también sobre la historia de la moneda en Etiopía.

En el segundo piso del museo se exhibe una amplia colección de arte tradicional, donde se pueden apreciar objetos como cruces y pinturas de íconos religiosos, y pinturas murales que narran temas seculares y religiosos de la historia del país.