“I’ll be there for you, ’cause you’re there for me too.” This is the iconic opening line of the famous sitcom TV series – Friends. I was a second-year university student struggling... Read more »
While walking In his garden One morning fine Seeing a snake He felt fear Galloping down His spine. As a Camouflaging trick Attired a green silk While zigzagging in The grass thick... Read more »
I often spend my leisure time watching movies at home. I grew up watching American films, and I can say my childhood is closely associated with them, as my mother was also... Read more »
It is necessary to emphasize the role of collaborations among higher education institutions to address the pressing issues of climate change. Everyone who lives in this world needs to contribute to its... Read more »
The current boom in fashion and design in Africa is a relatively recent phenomenon, perhaps dating back to the early years of this century. Previously Africa has never been remarkable for its... Read more »
Ethiopia has protected the environment through natural resource management that incorporates traditional methods. Millions of Ethiopians volunteer annually for a range of environmental conservation projects, which are vital to both the environment... Read more »
Addis Ababa’s working class, youths, and people from other works of life have long been tacitly denied the pleasure of recreation. For years, recreations were considered a luxury for the fair reason... Read more »
Absorbed in An anthology of Classic poems On a quiet night With wings of Uptake & delight Unbeknownst to me My soul took flight To wonderland that Whets poetic appetite With musical... Read more »
Promoting the protection and the well-being of children is becoming a pressing concern among countries of the world, as children are at the higher risk than others and unable to fully protect... Read more »
The piano as a music type or genre has a relatively long history in Ethiopia. If we take the first Ethiopian female pianist, Emahoy Tsegue-Mariam Gebrou, as a point of reference, we... Read more »