BY ALAZAR SHIFERAW (Written from the horse’s mouth style/ Alemtsehay Wodajo) Astonishingly, today as before Ethiopia has versatile-female -shining stars. But sometimes odd ideas cross my mind. On such occasions I ask... Read more »
BY MULUGETA GUDETA Orthodox Christians in Ethiopia are just starting the “grueling” two months of fasting known as Lent. For the coming two months, tens of millions of Ethiopian adherents of the... Read more »
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 pace with his mother; he was stumbling... Read more »
BY MEHARI BEYENE Enjoying without desires Dialogue with souls Living with only pocket money Walking with skeleton touch Toning your soul with flesh If soul never dies, Flesh never lies The devil... Read more »
BY ALEM HAILU As the noted and sagacious Sudanese Journalist Sohaile Abdulahi Christened Him “The Egyptian white dog” In whose mind greed Jealousy and conceit made Ever-expanding heavy fog, Rabid, opts to... Read more »
BY TEKLEBIRHAN GEBREMICHAEL Tesfaye Tirfe was a brilliant high school student. He passed his ESLC (Ethiopian School Leaving Certificate) exam with very great distinction and could have easily joined Haile Selassie University... Read more »
BY MULUGETA GUDETA The cases of Afework Tekle and Mulatu Astatke are telling indictments of the Ethiopian public’s neglect of two of the its artistic geniuses who did a lot for the... Read more »
BY MULUGETA GUDETA A study published in the International Information and Library Review, the author of the article Metikou Ourgay writes about the history of publishing in Ethiopia between 1500-1900 saying that,... Read more »
BY ABEBE WOLDEGIORGISA fine art is an offshoot of philosophy which deals with arts in a scientific way. Science has its own study and research methods. When we come to arts, they... Read more »
BY Teklebirhan Gebremichael Zerefe, short for Zerfeshewal, was a beautiful, plump lady of 30 when she went into prostitution for lack of a better alternative. At school her concentration was badly derailed... Read more »