Patriotic lessons of foremothers to women of today 

Women representation and participation in Ethiopia can have dual aspects. At higher levels, women’s political participation and representations were not rare. From the legendary Queen Sheba, to Empress Zewditu and Etege Taitu... Read more »

Travel to past with time machines at Addis’ public squares

Myazia 27 or victory monument  Location: Arat Kilo, between Addis Ababa University Science Campus and Ministry of Education The 15m high monument was dedicated to the victory Ethiopian patriots and the allied... Read more »

Ethiopia’s effort to prevent, treat kidney disease

Kidney disease is a hidden epidemic affecting more than 850 million people worldwide. The Global Burden of Disease (GBD), estimated that 1.2 million people died from kidney failure in 2015, an increase... Read more »

How Ethiopia proclaims HTP free kebeles

Recently, the Ministry of Women, Children and Youth Affairs (MWCYA) announced that 699 kebeles across the country have been freed from harmful traditional practices (HTP) as part of the effort to zero... Read more »

The role of media in society

Media plays an important role in human civilization. In today’s world, media has become as essential as our daily needs. It helps people to remain informed and updated about various issues including... Read more »

Diminishing malaria prevalence starts from self:Expert

Data from various sources shows that Ethiopia has made significant strides in expanding coverage of key malaria interventions throughout the country, in partnership with various stakes. The Ethiopian Herald approached National Malaria... Read more »

Are local agencies really helping to solve joblessness problems of the society?

Zeru Adane came to Addis Ababa last year looking for a job and searching for a better life. He is B.A holder from Debre Brehan University and moved here right after graduation... Read more »

Significance of interest-free finance in Ethiopia

Interest-free finance is growing at a galloping pace in more than 56 countries of the world including Ethiopia. Many financial institutions are working well and contributing in the form of providing interest... Read more »

Awareness raising in the prevention of NCDs

I n Ethiopia now around half of death is caused by Non Communicable Diseases (NCDs) even more than that of communicable ones says Professor Abraham Haileamlak Human Resource Directorate and Advisor at... Read more »

More action to accelerate implementation of the Seqota Declaration

On July 2015, The Ethiopian government launched the Seqota Declaration, a covenant to eliminate stunting on children less than two years of age by 2030 from Ethiopia. In addition, to achieve its... Read more »