In a society where girls and young women are conventionally mistreated and endure a lifelong agony, a goal of realizing inclusive and equitable development would not be achieved. Currently, about 200,000 female... Read more »

In a country like Ethiopia where major responsibilities are put upon the yolk of woman, helping them is helping the nation as a whole, says Meseret Azage, who is the founder and... Read more »

Having its own calendar, Ethiopians, unlike many countries celebrates their New Year on September 11 GC. The Ethiopian New Year also known as Enqutatash means the ‘gift of jewels’. Enqutatash is the... Read more »

Currently, about four thousand orthopedic patients are in the waiting list at Tikur Anbessa Hospital alone, according to the report from the Ethiopian Society of Orthopedics and Traumatology Association (ESOTA). The number... Read more »

From the current Ethiopian population, it is estimated that 70 percent is below the age of 30 which is the untouched development input if effectively used. And making this big population independent,... Read more »

 Ethiopia has enormous must-see cultural festivals. The soon to be celebrated Ashenda, Shadey, Sollel, Kese Acheda festivals are the prominent ones. The festivals annually celebrated in Tigray and the Amhara Regional States... Read more »

Ethiopian women have their own unique traditional hairstyle called Shuruba in Amharic. Nowadays, particularly women in urban areas use Shuruba during the rainy season to protect their hair. But in rural areas,... Read more »