BY MESERET BEHAILU Sources show that different dancing styles, music and the like akin to theatrical art were there in different parts of the Ethiopia during the ancient times. But the shows... Read more »
BY SIMACHEW ALEMU The Junta as a leading party Had incubated plenty of bed bugs The nation had been abused by These blood-soaked creatures Wingless blood-sucking insects People have been mercilessly Sucked... Read more »
BY ALAZAR SHIFERAW Ethiopia is an ancient country with a strangely rich linguistic and cultural diversity. Rich in tangible and intangible heritages with both traditional and modern cultural expressions, languages and folklores,... Read more »
BY ALEM HAILU In this edition scouring the internet The Ethiopian Herald has managed to get an aspiring poet all-out to bring together best poems and noted poets around the globe in... Read more »
(Short Story) BY JOSEPH SOBOKA “Where else is a better place to live?” asked Ashebir. “Oh, to my knowledge, there is nowhere in the whole wide world free of troubles,” angrily responded... Read more »
BY MULUGETA GUDETA Last day I was passing by the Tomocca coffee shop which is located around Cathedral School a short distance from the right bend on Churchill Road and the strong... Read more »
BY MULATU BELACHEW I am just to notice Leave me Love yourself Live your life Do not push me To do something Or to not do something I know what to do... Read more »
BY YOHANES JEMANEH Lines are both an end and a beginning in defining one’s identity in a place. It is in the physicality and non physicality of borders and in the luminal... Read more »
BY TEKLEBIRHAN GEBREMICHAEL “Ignorance is bliss,” said Prof. Tsehaye to her colleague Prof. Almaz. “It is a proverb that has stood the test of time since it was coined some two hundred... Read more »
BY MULUGETA GUDETA In Africa, women writers have rarely attracted global attention or had progressed to the top of international literary events such as the Booker Prize. There is only one Nobel... Read more »