The growth of higher education in Africa has been driven by factors such as burgeoning demand that could not be met by the public sector and policy influences as structural adjustment programs... Read more »

Hajj, literally meaning pilgrimage, is the fifth and final pillar of Islam and occurs in the month of Dhu’l-Hijjah, which is the twelfth and the last month of the Islamic lunar calendar.... Read more »

Ethiopia has set a new world record in tree planting realized by huge mass mobilization. The activity has far-reaching advantages for the Simien Mountains National Park and the likes as they face... Read more »

Studies indicate that cholera outbreaks and deaths are completely preventable with recent technologies and tools. Prevalence of the disease is a highly sensitive, highly specific indicator for extreme poverty and harsh living... Read more »

Former Liberian president Ellen Johnson Sirleaf was present as Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed met with his female appointees on Monday. Also in attendance aside Sirleaf was Executive Director of United Nation’s... Read more »

There are a number of festivals in Ethiopia which are celebrated annually. Of the varied festivals, Buhe is an old custom for Ethiopians. The festival is traditionally regarded as a young lads’... Read more »

It is not by dispersing apart like offspring of a snake do, Instead, being united we build Oromoia even Ethiopia too, These touching verses were recited in Afan Oromo (Oromifa language) by... Read more »

Truly, I was tongue-tied thinking about where to begin narrating a travel story about my visit to the roof of Africa, Tangier city in Morocco, where there are several major and astonishing... Read more »

The Gadaa system has various social, economic, and political structures. The system has ways of executing the institutional structures. It involves almost all citizens. The system allows everyone to practice his/her own... Read more »