To believe is to know that every day is a new beginning. Is to trust that miracles happen, and dreams really do come true. To believe is to see angels dancing among the clouds, To know the wonder of a stardust sky and the wisdom of the man in the moon. To believe is to […]
I’m in the kitchen almost daily; either cooking a meal at home, at one of the restaurants helping my team or catering at someone’s home. I have found that the meals I enjoy consuming the most are the ones that are also the easiest to make. At home, I go out of my way to
A street-art competition has been launched by the Delegation of the European Union to the African Union. The initiative will involve street artists from Africa and Europe to visualise dialogue, open-mindedness, human dignity, and mutual respect between Africa and Europe. Through the universal language of art the aim is to bring the two continents together.
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The Addis Ababa transport authority said it has finalized preparations to replace 10,500 blue and white Lada taxi cars with new ones.The authority recently signed an agreement with associations to replace the classic Lada taxis – they are more than 50 years old. According to Engineer Sitotaw Akal, head of Addis Ababa transport bureau, the
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Before I start writing for What’s Out, let me first introduce myself: My name is Deborah Lundstrom. I am a holistic life coach, Ayurvedic Practitioner and yoga instructor. In 2013, I opened the very first Ayurveda and Yoga center – Tulsi, Ayurvedic Massage, Yoga and Wellness Center PLC. in Addis Abeba, Ethiopia. Tulsi is an
The months of February and March have graced us with artistic and cultural events that have revived the city’s spirit since the beginning of COVID-19 which preoccupied our minds. Music festivals able to bring the South African Artist Master KG and the Tanzanian Artist Diamond PlatnumZ have been a part of the city’s spiritual revival
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Meskel Square is know most notably for the annual Meskel celebration every Sept 27th – long ago it was an actual green square but as more cars appeared on the roads, a junction of vehicles crisscrossing from all directions took precedence. Prior to the new development, Meskel Square was also known however for impromptu football
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After a really successful breeding season the Ethiopian Wolf Conservation program is thrilled to announce that 21 Ethiopian wolf packs have recently welcomed new arrivals. Their monitors have counted a grand total of 71 pups across the country! A great boost for this endangered species. The Born Free-supported Ethiopian Wolf Conservation Programme (EWCP) is celebrating
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Co-authors, Janelle Hoilett and Anne Marie Stampley, are proud to announce the debut of Shashemene Vegan: A Plant-based Guide to African Repatriation Vol. 4 Pulses and Proteins. The newest release of a six-part community recipe collection and how-to guide from Ethiopia’s most documented resettlement community coincides with the 125th Anniversary of the Battle of Adwa
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Hippos are the third-largest living land mammal, after elephants and white rhinos. Despite their large and bulky appearance, they have adaptations to their semi-aquatic environments allowing them to move swiftly on both water and land. Their feet have four-webbed toes that splay out to distribute weight evenly and therefore adequately support them on land, and
