Addis Uncovered is a great new website that contains a wealth of information for both newcomers and residents alike. The brainchild of two friends Jennifer and Caitlin, this is how it evolved: “Caitlin moved to Addis in the summer of 2017 to conduct research for her PhD in Ethiopian history. Her husband came with her, […]
Addis uncovered – a great new website revealed Read More »
The following Articles caught my attention recently: “104 – year-old American is world’s oldest coronavirus survivor.” Here is another one: “A 101 – year-old British man was infected with coronavirus. He fought it for two weeks – and won, hospital says.” How can a 101 – year old man fight COVID – 19 and win?
Immunity at its peak! Read More »
The earth whispered but you did not hear.The earth spoke but you did not listenThe earth screamed but you turned her off.And so I was born…I was not born to punish you..I was born to awaken you..The earth cried out for help…Massive flooding. But you didn’t listen.Burning fires. But you didn’t listen.Strong hurricanes. But you
Coronavirus Letter To Humanity Read More »
Martha Nassibou, daughter of Dejazmatch Nassibou Zamanuel and Woizero Aztede Babitcheff, was born in Addis Abeba in 1931. Shortly after the Italian invasion of Ethiopia she was taken with all her family to Italy where they lived as captives of the Fascist government from 1936 to 1944. She wrote a book about this experience. Martha
Profile: artist Martha Nassibou 1931-2020 Read More »
Ethiopia launched on Monday a nationwide door-to-door temperature screening campaign to prevent and mitigate the spread of coronavirus. The move came in the face of a potential acceleration of the virus in the country of 110 million people. The Ministry of Health, earlier in the day, disclosed four new COVID-19 cases, raising the national total
COVID 19: Door to door temperature screening Read More »
One piece of vital medical equipment that has assumed star status in the wake of the current pandemic is the ventilator. They are basically breathing machines that facilitates breathing in cases of respiratory failure. They buy time for chronic sufferers of the coronavirus as medics work on treatment. In Ethiopia, Africa’s second most populous country,
COVID-19 and ventilators for Ethiopia Read More »
Masks and hand washing may help stem the coronavirus outbreak but in Ethiopia health officials are busy deploying another key resource: women. An army of community health workers – many of them women who in the 2000s helped reduce maternal mortality – are now trying to stop the disease spreading in the east African country.
Army of women health workers to fight coronavirus Read More »
When pandemic and epidemic occur at different times, herbs and spices have always been used as a secret weapon to fight infection. Using homemade remedies (i.e., herbs and spices) for various medical conditions has been a tradition and practice among Ethiopian people. Our spicy foods contain plenty of herbs and spices as ingredients which are
Using essential oils to make homemade sanitizer and disinfectant Read More »
As Ethiopia’s coronavirus toll continues to rise, this global health emergency has become one of the most challenging battles ever combated. Health Minister Dr. Lia Tadesse can be commended for doing a great job in handling #COVID19-Ethiopia. “She is truly setting an example of strong and efficient leadership which is the need of the hour.
Dr. Lia Tadesse – calm leadership in the face of the COVID crisis Read More »
May 2020 is a pivotal time in our world. The Virus is stalking the planet, changing how we live, and changing the economic landscape across the whole world. I am a tour operator, arguably the most badly hit business as as no one sees a recovery in the short or medium term. There are so
COVID and Climate Change Read More »
