This study investigates how integrating arts and writing into Ethiopian school curricula can improve academic outcomes and foster creativity. Using a mixed-methods design, we surveyed 4,326 students and interviewed 215 teachers across... Read more »

(Part II) In the verdant hills of Gojam, where rivers hummed lullabies and trees whispered secrets to the wind, there lived a maiden named Almaz. Her beauty was famed across the valleys—not... Read more »

“In the universe of reading, opportunities abound-each story a gateway to a bright future.” This is one of the famous quotations concerning reading and all the opportunities that will come along their... Read more »

The inception of Pan Africanism can hardly be crystallized without the participation and grand contribution of Ethiopia. As an Independent country for millennia, the country is considered the symbol of independence for... Read more »

(Part one) Folk tales constitute a significant aspect of global storytelling traditions, having been passed down orally through generations before eventually being documented in written form. These narratives, rich with fantastical elements... Read more »

There is no denying that China’s every nook and cranny is full of surprises and wonders. Nobody could imagine where China is at this point in time unless they come in person... Read more »

Glistening in the morning light, the GERD unfolds, Economic dreams buoyed by waters pure and bright. Radiant waves of power from its heart untold, Delivering hope, through each day and night. A... Read more »

Intrigue due to historical circumstances, the legacy of the Berlin conference legitimatizing personal ego especially conquering the sea, rivers and aqua cultures upon their conference to scramble Africa ushered new era. Starting... Read more »

Intellectuals may be public figures, but we are not expected to know them in person to appreciate their talents, intelligence, or wisdom. As we are not supposed to know artists in person... Read more »

As a country of diverse nations and heterogeneity, there is a multiplicity of cultures. Though content and essentiality have long been there, culture and cultural diplomacy have not flourished in Africa. Ethiopia... Read more »