I’m an instant classic like Hendrix playing guitar on acid, Put me on the radio and have the speakers full blast, Cause I don’t claim to be ghetto, I’m a first class... Read more »
Music holds varying levels of significance for different individuals. Some find solace in it, while others consider it an integral part of their lives. It serves as the deepest connection with oneself,... Read more »
The inspiration for the following article came to me from the news about the national book fair from Alexandria, in Egypt. I was toying with the idea of writing an article about... Read more »
The Mayor of Addis Ababa City Administration Adanech Abiebie has recently received a recognition award from female members of the House of Peoples Representatives (HPR) of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia... Read more »
(Part II) The semi-autobiographical novel did reveal the sympathetic nature of Zimbabweans. In the previous article, I analyzed the major character’s ( Tamb’s) systematic sympathy for peaceful association with her brother and... Read more »
Various sources and scholars in the field have attempted to define the notion of culture from different disciplines. These sources commonly stated that culture signifies the given peoples’ way of life. This... Read more »
At the launching of OAU in 1961, Emperor Haile Selassie had made a visionary statement. “His welcoming address struck the keynotes of compromise and unity that guided the proceedings, thus: It was... Read more »
Addis Ababa is becoming one of the hottest cities in Africa and the largest one in East Africa by the size of its population, its economic significance, and the fast expansion of... Read more »
Any object on earth can be considered a form of art or a source of inspiration for creating an art piece. Materials such as stone, wood, metal, mud and paint are among... Read more »
Nervous Condition is a novel written by Zimbabwean writer Tsitsi Dangarembga in 1988, and it is situated in imagined Rhodesia. Nervous Conditions derives its title from Jean-Paul Sartre’s renowned introduction to Frantz... Read more »