Be kind to yourself: gentle to your body and calm to your mind. Give your body and mind the best. Your body is your friend; it will never let you go. It will always be there to protect you, so give it the best treatment. Your mind is your partner. It will be there with […]
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‘Affini’, an epic Ethiopian film, is making history as the first of its kind to be screened twice at the prestigious New African Film Festival (NAFF) in the USA. It’s a culture-centered film made with modern filmmaking techniques, ensuring that its message of justice and reconciliation resonates not only in Ethiopia but around the world.
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‘Hold My Hand’ charity, founded in 2014, has become a transformative force in Addis Ababa. What began in 2013 as a weekend support group by three university students to aid homeless children in Bole sub-city has grown into a permanent shelter providing comprehensive care. The organization addresses the immediate needs of at-risk boys and girls
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News about Teferi Assefa’s sudden death was met with tremendous shock and sadness. Social media is flooded with personal recollections of what Teferi meant to people; how he shared his wealth of knowledge generously and was an inspiration. Teferi attended a prestigious music college in Poland where he obtained his Master’s Degree in jazz drumming
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This volume on Ethiopian women’s history is a pioneering project in Ethiopian educational documentation, bringing together the research that has been developed on Ethiopian women’s history up to the 2010s. It examines a wide range of topics related to women’s issues using critical, methodological and chronological approaches. Nineteen researchers worked on the project in all
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The most amazing person in life is you. 150 years ago, there lived a strong woman called Yequaque Wordwot, who defied all rules underestimating women. She was a warrior, a progressive born before her time. She didn’t break or bend for her father, brothers or husbands. She broke all unfair, discriminatory cultural and traditional roles;
After a month-long renovation, the Lime Tree Restaurant in Kazanchis, Addis Ababa, has reopened with an exciting new look, a revamped menu, and a fresh concept to celebrate its 20th anniversary. The beloved spot, known for its vibrant atmosphere and delicious dishes, is now more modern and inviting than ever. The renovations have transformed the
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Bridging the gap between local talent and global collectors Sensul is redefining how African art is experienced and appreciated globally. Based in Ethiopia, Sensul is an online art gallery connecting emerging and established African artists with a worldwide audience. By offering fresh insights into contemporary art, Sensul presents the rich diversity and evolving narratives within
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Congratulations to The Cursed Spears for winning the Best Documentary Award at the 19th Ethiopian International Film Festival! This recognition highlights the film’s powerful portrayal of the Peace Ceremony in Arbore. This film by Alula Pankhurst and Solomon Girma is about a peace ceremony held in Southern Ethiopia in 1993 and how it has become
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Produced by Whiz Kids Workshop, The Tibeb Girls is a program about three young girls who use their superpowers to fight injustice and harmful practices towards girls in Africa.About 10 years ago, in a remote, rural town of Wolayita, Ethiopia, the founder of Whiz Kids, Brukty, and her team were training young girls about why
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