Ethiopia’s contribution to the inception of Pan-Africanism: Inspiration for rejuvenation

The inception of Pan Africanism can hardly be crystallized without the participation and grand contribution of Ethiopia. As an Independent country for millennia, the country is considered the symbol of independence for... Read more »

The morphology of folk tales: Structure, origins and Propp’s narrative formula

 (Part one) Folk tales constitute a significant aspect of global storytelling traditions, having been passed down orally through generations before eventually being documented in written form. These narratives, rich with fantastical elements... Read more »

The grand song of the dong ethnic group: Timeless choral traditions in pure nature

There is no denying that China’s every nook and cranny is full of surprises and wonders. Nobody could imagine where China is at this point in time unless they come in person... Read more »

GERD paves a new path that benefits Africa from global clean energy transition

At present the world is under existential threat due to climate change. Even though its contribution is very low Africa is rather more vulnerable and victim of the climate crisis. Paradoxically, the... Read more »

GERD

Glistening in the morning light, the GERD unfolds, Economic dreams buoyed by waters pure and bright. Radiant waves of power from its heart untold, Delivering hope, through each day and night. A... Read more »

Violating sovereignty over own natural resource: Jeopardizing justice

Intrigue due to historical circumstances, the legacy of the Berlin conference legitimatizing personal ego especially conquering the sea, rivers and aqua cultures upon their conference to scramble Africa ushered new era. Starting... Read more »

Building a Safer Future for Africa’s Healthcare: The tale of AU-3S

In 2020, as the world dealt with the COVID-19 pandemic, Africa faced an unprecedented challenge: ensuring medical product safety amidst the fast rollout of new vaccinations and treatments. The urgency of the... Read more »

Why intellectuals matter and why their death is a national loss

Intellectuals may be public figures, but we are not expected to know them in person to appreciate their talents, intelligence, or wisdom. As we are not supposed to know artists in person... Read more »

Integrated rural development to build farmers capacity to overcome climate change

According to the United Nations Framework Convention for Climate Change /UNFCCC/ the worlds’ climate has been changing for centuries. The influences of weather change together with growing international common temperature and changes... Read more »

The Fichee Chamballaala: Cultural and regional significance

As a country of diverse nations and heterogeneity, there is a multiplicity of cultures. Though content and essentiality have long been there, culture and cultural diplomacy have not flourished in Africa. Ethiopia... Read more »