In 1868, at the conclusion of the British Expedition to Abyssinia, British forces attacked the then Ethiopian capital of Magdala. Victorious soldiers and officers looted more than 400 priceless artifacts from Orthodox... Read more »

Staring June 2019, a number of state owned and private universities, colleges and higher institutions have been commencing graduation ceremonies and awarding a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate degrees for hundred... Read more »

The World Heritage Committee (WRC) is responsible for the implementation of the World Heritage Convention, defines the use of the World Heritage Fund and allocates financial assistance upon requests from States Parties.... Read more »

 Located some 20 kilometers to the South West of Addis Ababa Menagesha Medhanealem Monastery, is one of the monasteries of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahdo Church (EOTC) well known for its dense forest... Read more »

Are you a tourist? If so, how many nights will you pass in Addis? No matter short or long your nights might be, you need to include a must-see place in your... Read more »

AbiyAlem, 29, grew up in one of the rural villages of West Gojjam zone, in Amhara state. His childhood had greatly been inspired by the spectacular look of his neighborhood. As a... Read more »

Youth Job Creation is one of the major programs the Addis Ababa City Administration has put in place to overcome unemployment in the capital. Through the program, many of the city’s youth... Read more »

Cultural anthropologists agree that most theist societies believe life doesn’t end with death. The descendants follow different approach to memories the deceased. Most notably there are two types of ceremonies: cremation and... Read more »

Many working mothers around the world face a number of challenges that compelled them to quit their jobs and give up careers. Among the cases, the fear for their infants’ safety and... Read more »