It is well recognized that Ethiopia has a fast-growing population and the majority has accounted for the young generation. Yes, without the youth, the nation simply would have no heralds for future... Read more »
Mental health is described by the World Health Organization (WHO) fully, not merely as the absence of mental disorders but also as psychological, spiritual, and social well-being. It might be essential to... Read more »
In spite of the relentless effort of the Ethiopian government and the legal surety, the constitution which guarantees women’s rights, they have been facing significant challenges in achieving gender equality, which can... Read more »
In a society where gender disparities and social challenges hinder women’s progress, visionary leaders like Mickal Mamo Mamo are making a difference. As the founder of Adey Pads, she is promoting women’s... Read more »
In recent years, Ethiopia has embarked on a remarkable journey-a transformation that is reshaping one of its oldest and most vital sectors: agriculture. Once dominated by traditional methods passed down through generations,... Read more »
Needless to state, quality education plays an important role in human development, as the more educated a person is, the higher responsibility and commitment they develop towards serving their respective nations. Human... Read more »
Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia and home to the African Union (AU), the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (ECA), and numerous other regional and international organizations, is currently undergoing a... Read more »
Nelson Mandela once said, “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” For Africa, this is not just a noble sentiment—it is a necessary roadmap for... Read more »
A well-known adage states that family is not just an important thing, but it is everything. This saying holds great truth; as it reflects the profound and lasting impact family plays in... Read more »
Samira Hayredin and her three companions are residents of Addis Ababa who have made their mark in the manufacturing sector. Though the manufacturing sector has traditionally been dominated by male, for Semira... Read more »