Wzo Emama Tsion Andom “Mama Tsion” recently passed away at the grand age of 100 years old. Mama Tsion will forever be remembered as the innovative creative who transformed traditional Ethiopian clothing into modern and fashionable clothing for women. In March 1968, in her historic magazine “Ethiopia Mirror” on Ethiopian Fashion she stated “We are […]
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This new restaurant is a true a gem – from tasteful presentation to superbly cooked and truly delicious food. You will find Korkoro just down Namibia Street past Mado Hotel near Bole Atlas (in a converted old villa). On the night I went with friends, executive chef and General Manager, Seife was able to give
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Meet the Pharmacist, turned advocate and champion for the advancement of the honey sector in Ethiopia. Born and raised in Addis Ababa until the age of 15, Seble Makonnen earned her Pharmacy degree in 2002 from Butler University (Indiana, USA) and practiced as a pharmacist for more than a decade in the US, before returning
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The Ethiopia Deaf Experience is a project aimed at creating positive awareness about deafness, deaf culture, and sign language in Ethiopia. We also strive to create opportunities for employment and self-reliance for deaf people and their communities. Deaf workshopsA group of Deaf actors give frequent workshops to hearing people about deafness, Deaf Culture, and Sign
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In Ethiopia, small sprigs of Tena’Adam “Rue” often accompany a cup of traditional coffee. As you stir your coffee with its delicate stems, it releases its oils and aromas. Tena’Adam grows abundantly throughout the country, but the richest of these herbs can be found growing in natural forests. The Amharic name translates to “Health of
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‘My connection with British Council Library started more than 30 year ago. At the time, the British Council was my only connection to the rest of the world. I joined the library as a member and I had access to different books, audiobooks (my favourite), and VHS movies. I miss British Council Library.’ This is
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There are seven (7) dressing styles: Classic Relaxed Dramatic Creative Rebellious Feminine Elegant ChicHow do you create an authentic and beautiful style for yourself, based on your style essence? What are some of the practical tools you can employ to really bring your style alive? How do you create a strong, confident, beautiful, and perfect-for-you
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Feven Tsehaye, Founder and CEO of Tchakka Origins founded the company to merge her appreciation for nature along with her desire to share the story of Ethiopia’s indigenous plant species with a proposition for a plant-based lifestyle embedded in sustainability at its core. Feven’s prior work experience was in social impact investments in agriculture and
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Managing Director Rahel’s role as a founding member of What’s Up, the precursor to What’s Out Addis, has been invaluable. She is a dedicated team member who plays a pivotal role in setting editorial policies, conducting article research, and overseeing the department budget. Additionally, Rahel serves as the public face of the magazine, liaising with
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Senior Contributor Arabella is originally from the UK but grew up in Ethiopia as a child. She enjoyed a media career in the UK and USA (magazines, newspapers, and television) before returning to Ethiopia to devise and manage two social projects. Arabella has been writing and editing for What’s Out Addis since 2013 and particularly
