The Southern Ethiopia is mostly visited by local and foreign tourists for its cultural and natural assests. It is rare this region to be seen as a place of pligrimage. Its historical... Read more »
BY MULUGETA GUDETA When last year the Nobel Prize for literature went to the African writer Gurnah, Nigerian Nobel winner Wole Soyinka, considered by many as the colossus African literature, said that... Read more »
BY MULUGETA GUDETA What else after the successful celebrations of Irreechaa Finfine and Irreechaa Hora Arsedi last week? Maybe it is time to think about the tradition more seriously, more profoundly and... Read more »
BY SENAIT G/HIWOT What kind of life do I wantWhat kind of life do I needLife has offered me what it canBut I can’t make the most of itI rarely listen to... Read more »
BY SENAIT G/Hiwot If a boat is in a harsh weatherYet peaceful inside for the masterTo command it to go furtherIt can overcome the weatherIf it is the other way aroundAnd the... Read more »
BY Alem Hailu G/Kristos From the 4 corners of AddisSunday school studentsAt a Meskel Square make a throngAll the procession beating a drumUlulating and singing a songWith a passion strong. “Queen Helena... Read more »
BY ALEM HAILU G/KRISTOS Though life is pricelessAnd invaluable,To be frank,The blood, one donatesTo a blood bank,An oasis inLife-devoid desertA delivering mother’sAn accident victim’sA nation defendingSoldier’s life,Helps to regain back!What a lofty... Read more »
BY SENAIT G/HIWOT Life is easy but i find it hardI set my self a high standardI become sad when i should smileI put myself in hurdles of desireA desire that may... Read more »
BY A STAFF REPORTER We are found at a juncture when internal and external enemies of Ethiopia have exhaustively unleashed their power to fructify the heinous plan they chalked out to derail... Read more »
BY MAYA ANGELOU A free bird leaps on the back of the wind and floats downstream till the current ends and dips his wing in the orange sun rays and dares to... Read more »