From the early days until the present, Aladdin has been satisfying customers both old and new with its delicious array of dishes primarily Armenian and Mediterranean but also offering Lebanese, Middle Eastern and Greek cuisine. Aladdin has been delighting customers whether vegan or meat eaters because there is something on the menu to suit everyone’s […]
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Ethiopian mechanical engineer and innovator, Fikru Gebre Dinkumbab, is one of 15 African entrepreneurs short listed for the 2023 Africa Prize for Engineering Innovation. He has been shortlisted for his multi-purpose earth brick machine, a manually operated portable machine to produce interlocking compressed earth bricks for more cost-effective and environmentally-friendly construction. It can also be
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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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Betelhem Dessie is an Ethiopian web and mobile technology developer. She is currently Founder and CEO of iCog- Anyone Can Code (ACC) in collaboration with iCog Labs an Ethiopian research and development company that focuses on Artificial Intelligence. It trains children aged six to thirteen on topics ranging from robotics and AI up to programming.
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Leyla Marie Fasika Angelidis, a 14-year-old young Ethiopian American author has co-authored 8 bilingual books featuring stories about life in Ethiopia. She was born in Ethiopia in 2008, and was brought to Seattle as a baby. A few years later Leyla learned from her mom that children in Ethiopia don’t always have the chance to
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BAcj and Better Than Ever After a two-year hiatus, the famed Design Week Addis Ababa has returned to showcase the art of innovation and creativity in Ethiopia. This year’s activities will be happening at various locations around the city, from November 21st -27th. For those new to the international concept of Design Week, this is
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Mulu Eco village has recently been awarded with the Best Special recognition in the 2022 tourism award organized by Oromia tourism commission for the second time. Eco village founder Mr. Abiy Alem received the award at the Skylight Hotel award ceremony. The Eco village is located on Choke mountain, the third highest mountain in Ethiopia
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Safaricom Ethiopia is a purpose-led technology and communications company committed to contributing to Ethiopia’s digital transformation and inclusion agenda. Safaricom Ethiopia switched on its network and services in Addis Ababa in October and held a national launch ceremony, following a successful series of customer network pilots in 10 cities across Ethiopia. The “07” network in
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In ancient Ethiopia, all cooking was done using hand-made clay pots for different types of food. This method of cooking still remains with some special recipes, the taste of which cannot be replicated in metal pots. Traditional hand-made clay pots often stock the kitchen shelves of Ethiopian homes. The most common type is called a
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Ethiopia has multiple cultural, natural and historical resources, hidden from the rest of the world for generations. Promoting and developing such off the beaten path destinations is one of the causes behind the World Tourism Day 2022 motto #RethinkingTourism. Let us all bring such hidden gems to light and #rethinktourism. I was part of the
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