Weaving: More than just a reflection of cultural mark

It is well recognized that hand weaving and crafting sectors are one of the alpha non-agricultural sources of income in Ethiopia. It is a traditional technology to produce specialty fabrics as well... Read more »

Heritage diplomacy: Strengthening cross-border bonds through deep-rooted community values

In recent years, Ethiopia has intensified its efforts in heritage conservation, development, and promotion like never before. The country has placed significant emphasis on heritage diplomacy alongside the preservation, restoration, and promotion... Read more »

The enigmatic Kundudo wild horses

Recently, friends of this journalist had the opportunity to visit eastern Ethiopia. During their trip, they explored one of Ethiopia’s stunning mountain ranges, home to the wild Kundudo horses living in harmony... Read more »

Ethiopian Dances: A diplomatic bridge connecting cultures worldwide

Tourism is a vital and multifaceted sector that embodies a nation’s culture, history, and identity. It serves as a mirror reflecting the soul of a country, offering an avenue for self expression... Read more »

ADDIS ABABA: Diplomatic heart, Ethiopia’s tourism gem

Imagine arriving in a city nestled high in the Ethiopian highlands, where the cool, clean air greets you and the landscape unfolds into in a stunning mix of mountains, valleys, and lively... Read more »

The embrace of memory and forgetting

In dawn’s soft glow, where shadows weave, Eden wanders, her heart to believe. A vessel of laughter, of whispers untold, Bears the weight of the past, like treasures of gold. Memories linger,... Read more »

The paradoxical art of forgetting

An error in the mind, a lapse in memory, a failure in retention or to be more poetic, a crack in the soul all have been said to be attributable to that... Read more »

Gechuma in focus: Gedeo people’s traditional conflict resolution practices

Ethiopia is a diverse nation where people from different backgrounds-ethnicity, cul­tural practices, and religious beliefs – live together in harmony. Each of these ethnic groups has developed their own indigenous methods of... Read more »

The Ethiopian philosopher who criticized a giant of European thought

Historically, Ethiopia has been recognized as a land rich in philosophers, wise individuals, and religious figures, including prophets, oracles, and clairvoyants. These thinkers emerged from both Christian and Islamic religious institutions. Zera... Read more »

Whiter than White

No one knows where destiny takes them away, No way, Happiness is not garnered, At the expenses of others’ safety, wellbeing, As human being, So the saying goes, ‘Clear mind is a... Read more »