BY MEHARI BEYENE Daddy put me in jail……..Mama kicks me to hell With the absence of space…… With the presence of dark spot I know where I go I know not where... Read more »

BY ALEM HAILU  While I was walking down to Kazanchis a girl who rented a traditional coffee corner on the veranda of a restaurant round Meneharia Photo House loudly said “ Hello... Read more »

BY MULUGETA GUDETA Whether there is an African philosophy in the sense of Western philosophy or Chinese philosophy or whether African philosophy is only a form of what some critics call ethno-philosophy,... Read more »

 BY MULUGETA GUDETA  Once upon a time, coffee was the most lucrative cash crop in Ethiopia bringing in the highest amount of revenue from external trade. Now the honor is taken up... Read more »

BY ABEBE WOLDEGIORGIS Looking from the historical perspective, art activities were started before the introduction of Christianity. At that time sculpture did exist. Due to the contact with foreign countries painting came... Read more »

BY TEKLEBIRHAN GEBREMICHAEL The people of Zagonda were cursed by their forebears for being indolent, oversexed and gluttonous. The curse cast on them was the deadliest in the world, namely that of... Read more »

BY MENGESHA AMARE) All is given a respective name, Unique to them, Being a boon or a bane, That’s up to each individual, To nominate a belly, waist, tail or mane, To... Read more »

BY MULUGETA GUDETA Wars among nations often result from misunderstandings and mutual ignorance of the cultures and traditions of the belligerent parties. Otherwise, how can African countries that have common ancestries, cultures,... Read more »