African musicians in 2024-amazing facts, who is who in the industry

It may look like a coincidence but it is not. The richest musicians in Africa and in the world are both black artistes. In Africa, Davido from Nigeria is leading the pack... Read more »

Groundbreaking work: Four reasons why it’s worth reading

A few days after the launch of the book entitled as Narration’s Debt and Blessing three months ago, the CEO of our agency (Ethiopian Press Agency) asked me to review it for... Read more »

 Art Conservation or Preserving the Past for Eternity

According to many observers in the field, art conservation in Ethiopia is a recent phenomenon although the country is endowed with rich and diverse and ancient artistic legacies. According to a Belgian... Read more »

Ethiopia’s potentially exportable cultures and traditions

Africa in general and Ethiopia in particular, have so many cultural and traditional practices that are not only ancient but also amazingly diverse and imaginative. They continue to attract the attention of... Read more »

This too shall pass

This, too, will pass.O heart, say it over and over,Out of your deepest sorrow,out of your deepest grief,No hurt can last forever–Perhaps tomorrow will bring relief.This, too, will pass.It will spend itself–Its... Read more »

Uplifting Poems About Hope

Having hope propels us to achieve our dreams and drives us forward toward our pursuits. It also keeps us afloat when everything seems to go wrong, when we feel that we’re drowning.... Read more »

The lost giant

A healthy, fresh wind was blowing from west to northeast of the city. The sun was still bright, but the wind seemed to cool off its heat. Airplanes that took off from... Read more »

Corridor Development: The project crystalizing modernization

The development undertakings in Addis Ababa are becoming a source of inspiration across Ethiopia. The project is a monumental impetuous force for change in many paradigms of development as well. It is... Read more »

Peace

Sweet Peace, where dost thou dwell? I humbly crave, Let me once know. I sought thee in a secret cave, And ask’d, if Peace were there, A hollow wind did seem to... Read more »

The efficacy of cultural exchange for changing African narrative

Africa has been raised and identified by the stories that amplify its degradations and backwardness in almost all subjects for centuries. The region has been described with words like hunger, conflict, displacement,... Read more »