This post summarizes the progress made during the sixth GSoC coding week (July 06 - July 12). The main focus this week was identifying existing infobox templates in Amharic Wikipedia, expanding DBpedia mappings, aligning templates with real Wikipedia content, and continuing the live extraction efforts.

This post summarizes my work during the fifth official GSoC coding week (June 29 – July 5). The focus this week was on template mapping, end-to-end extraction testing, and initiating the live DBpedia extraction process.

This report summarizes my work during the fourth official GSoC coding week (June 22–28). The week began with unexpected hardware issues, but significant progress was made through local setup recovery and continued development of the DBpedia extraction pipeline.

This report summarizes my work during the third official GSoC coding week (June 15–21). While the week faced setbacks due to server downtime, some key progress was achieved in community engagement and project planning.

This report summarizes my work during the second official GSoC coding week (June 8–14). The primary focus was deploying the DBpedia Extraction Framework on the main server, configuring the extraction process, and successfully completing the extraction for Amharic Wikipedia.

This report summarizes my work during the first official GSoC coding week (June 1–7). The main focus was setting up the DBpedia Extraction Framework locally and initiating server access coordination with my university.

The period from May 9 to May 31 marks the pre-coding phase of my GSoC 2025 journey with DBpedia. During this time, I focused on onboarding, community participation, and preparing for the coding phase.

Amharic Wikipedia lacks structured knowledge representation, which limits its integration into global knowledge graphs like DBpedia. This gap hinders the accessibility, discoverability, and interoperability of Amharic content in multilingual semantic web applications.