ADDIS ABABA – Adam Boehler, Chief Executive Officer of the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC), visited Ethiopia November 13-14 to promote U.S. investment in Ethiopia and strengthen relationships with key partners... Read more »
“The cart before the horse” saying seems a rightful proverb in the transportation means here in this country. It has been long since the use of horse-driven cart for conveyance gave way... Read more »
Gomo Gofa zone is found in the South Nations, Nationalities and People’s state. The zone is blessed with countless incredible tourist attractions. However, for want of promotion works, they are kept far... Read more »
From the many history stories and sites in Zambia, the one I find most interesting is the somewhat love story of a god who was separated from his goddess by a wall... Read more »
Recently, natural and man-made disasters have been taking place across the country. Currently, Ethiopia has been subject to pesticide ravages, wildfires, landslides, fires, desertification, volcanic eruptions and earthquakes, floods and erosion. Departmental... Read more »
Cultural amalgam is characteristic feature of Ethiopia, which embraces more than 80 diversified nations, nationalities and peoples. All ethnic groups have their own peculiar culture, language, traditions and values. Among the indigenous... Read more »
Needless to say water is fundamental for the existence of human society. Water is a decisive factor for the development and prosperity of one’s country. It is one of the utmost renewable... Read more »
The city of Jimma is found in south western part of Oromia state. The city is marked for its coffee, green environment, agreeable weather and cordial people. In addition to this, it... Read more »
“Do really Ethiopian people enjoy nutritious foods? ”such a tough question is raised by a foreigner after eating a not sweetened food made of less ingredients in a local mediocre restaurant. Based... Read more »
Sodo through Shashamane and other small villages. The vibe in Sodo was different. People were seen excited to welcome New Year which was a little late than Ethiopian New Year. Different form... Read more »