(Description of a come-back-home situation) Short story BY JOSEPH SOBOKA A child of probably four was walking looking down; with his small stride stooped parallel to the narrow path struggling to keep... Read more »

BY MULUGETA GUDETA Until the end of the 20th century, the movie scene in Ethiopia was largely dominated by foreign or Western stereotypes. The films were 100 per cent imported from America... Read more »

 BY ABEBE WOLDEGIORGIS According to studies, in Ethiopia, the first theatre was staged hundred years ago. That is in 1913. During the Emperor Haile Selassie era, a theatre wrote and prepared by... Read more »

BY ALEM HAILU A handsome senior citizen who sat beside me on the veranda of Tourist Hotel, found at Aratkilo, with a walking stick pointing to a passerby boy on the pedestrian... Read more »

BYTEKLEBIRHAN GEBREMICHAEL  Egoism is not necessarily a bad thing. It becomes so only if it manifests itself in its excessive form. In fact, egoism is embedded in nature, in our DNA. Everyone... Read more »

BY ALEM KIDANE  My Beloved, your empathy is infinite It is a bag of compassion that never runs out. At the rarest of moments when it’s empty when I am undeserving Your... Read more »

 BY TSEGAY HAGOS Ethiopia boasts amazing ecological system that contains all types of climate zones, astonishing topography, various animal and plant species. Among the astounding blessings of the nation are found crater... Read more »

A brief analysis of a poem BY JOSEPH SOBOKA As scheme was designed for behavioral label Animosity sprang up between Cain and Abel. The innocence of Abel portrays surrender He yielded to... Read more »

BY ALEM HAILU For three reform years Engaged in a killing bender Not allowing citizens’ Mind for a second to be free Among ethnic & religious groups Creating and fomenting antipathy Of... Read more »