Indigenous plant species, also known as native plants, occur naturally in a particular region or environment without human intervention. They have adapted to their surroundings, including climate, soil, and other ecological elements.... Read more »

The topic may sound odd at face value but from policy perspectives, the construction of Ethiopia’s Grand Hydroelectric Dam which kick started in 2011 combines two sets of polices including Ethiopia’s Climate... Read more »

Xinzhuang Village is located in the eastern part of Xingshou Town, 2 kilometers from the town center and 22 kilometers from Changping District’s urban area, adjacent to the Jingmi Diversion Canal to... Read more »

The four-year Yelemat Tirufat Program is being implemented in Ethiopia to ensure food sovereignty and, in particular, to ensure health and mental development. The program is designed to ensure that nutritious foods... Read more »

Uztaz Nuru Jemal is a famous Traditional Healer and founder of Mina Traditional Medicine Center in Addis Ababa around Bethel. The 42-year-old studied Plant Science at Gondar University. He inherited his father’s... Read more »

As someone who has lived in Addis Ababa for years, I’ve seen many parts of the city have been changing. But nothing has surprised me more than the transformation of Kazanchis. For... Read more »

Etiquette Pavilion is a place that holds the secrets of “rituals and civility”. “Rituals are all about showing respect,” as Confucius once said. His ideal of “universal benevolence” aimed to promote love... Read more »

Nutrition is far more than the act of eating or the effort to stave off hunger. It is a dynamic, long-term investment in human development. From a community perspective, nutrition is inherently... Read more »

  Ethiopia’s Energy Diplomacy refers to the strategic use of its energy resources—particularly hydropower—as a tool for advancing its national interests, regional cooperation, and foreign policy goals. This approach plays a significant... Read more »