Owing to its strategic vantage point, The Horn Region draws the coveting eyes of many. Therefore, it does not come as a surprise watching advantage-seekers as well as the belligerent with a... Read more »
Dark clouds and heavy rains, at the end of August, are slowly ceding place to the sunny sky of Addis Ababa as usual. Filseta marks the Dormition of St Mary; the two... Read more »
Ethiopia has an ancient history in literature. People have been expressing their culture, history, identity, and aspirations through various forms of literary texts. As sources shows, the ancient Ethiopian literature dates back... Read more »
A group of experts attending the 46th UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCC) meeting for Least Developed Countries concluded with a call to accelerate efforts on adaptation and resilience. Held from... Read more »
There is something I learned in life… and it is expecting people to like you all the time are useless. In my naive state of mind I used to care a lot... Read more »
Traditional games have always been an integral part of the cultural heritage of nations around the world. In various corners of the Earth, they reflect lifestyles, philosophies, values, and even the skills... Read more »
The devastating impact of climate change is becoming increasingly evident, with landslides emerging as a significant and growing threat. Unlike other natural disasters, landslides can occur virtually anywhere on Earth, making them... Read more »
I am not a coward usually. I am terrified now, however. It has been a long time since I started worrying about Sentayehu. As usual, it has been a long time since... Read more »
“All Ethiopians had planned to plant six hundred million saplings until sunset today. We were not going to let the sun go down without achieving what we set out to do, and... Read more »
My sight love though roaring past a lot of water has passed under the bridge Could not let go my heart the electrifying, inundating feeling you stirred in it long ago In... Read more »