Ethiopian authors who write in African ‘national’ languages

Presently, Nigeria is one of the leading African countries in terms of economic development and cultural and linguistic vibrancy. The Nigerian economic is one of the biggest in Africa. Although studies are... Read more »

Empowering female painters to excel in the contemporary art world

A new UNESCO initiative, in collaboration with the Ministry of Culture and Sport, is justifying its responsibility in one of the developing countries of East Africa. Ethiopia is the country working through... Read more »

Assefa Guya: A man blessed with ingenuity of talents

The Guya family represents a profound legacy in the landscape of Ethiopian art, bearing witness to the concept that art is not merely a profession, but an intrinsic part of one’s identity.... Read more »

Pan-Africanism, the birth of black consciousness

First and foremost, Pan-Africanism is an African philosophy. For those who contend that Africans have no philosophy, Pan-Africanism can be an answer. What is philosophy? Philosophy is, “an activity people undertake when... Read more »

Promoting safe, orderly, migration system: safeguarding migrants’ well- being, rights

The Government of Ethiopia is working committedly to upholding the rights, needs, and well-being of migrants and their communities, recognizing migration as both a challenge and an opportunity for development. With a... Read more »

Ethiopian pride: A testament to hard work, resilience

Ethiopia is a country where more than 85 nations, nationalities, and peoples with their own magnificent cultural identity and values live together harmoniously. These people have their own languages and various cultural... Read more »

Bali: Peaceful power transferring culture of Borena Oromo

The Gada System is a well-developed and complex operation system representing unique civilization of humanity since antiquity. The Gada System is well known by its feature of peaceful and democratic transfer of... Read more »

Decline, Ascendency: The two faces of the African renaissance

The once-popular idea of an African renaissance is now almost forgotten. The African renaissance first advanced by South Africa supposedly as a slogan leading its post-apartheid political and economic revival, had also... Read more »

Emancipation through African Literature: A journey of resistance, identity

Literature, with its ability to arouse imagination and evoke emotion, holds significant importance in awakening the world from lethargy. Beyond its role in emancipating humanity from oppressive forces, literature serves as a... Read more »

Exploring the hidden gems of Addis Ababa

The capital of Ethiopia and Africa, Addis Ababa, is a city that skillfully combines modernity and tradition. From its vibrant streets and bustling markets to its contemporary skyscrapers and opulent hotels, Addis... Read more »