Self-help books: do they really help?

  BY KFLEEYESUS ABEBE Reading regardless of genres or types is what I have been focused on since literature class. I was taught that I should be all-rounded to be good in literature.... Read more »

Language dynamism and times of change-a brief observation

BY MULUGETA GUDETA It goes without saying that like any human invention, language is dynamic rather than static. It changes with history, human activities both in peaceful and turbulent times. The dynamic... Read more »

  Now that the prospects for peace are real, time to promote domestic tourism

BY MULUGETA GUDETA Tourism development in Ethiopia has passed through many ups and downs before it assumed a modern feature and became one of the most important economic sectors worth promoting and... Read more »

UNPREDICTABLE

BY SENAIT G/HIWOT Life’s too short and unpredictable Although people worry which is unreasonable God defines our ways in life It is not up to us on how we survive People try... Read more »

 A showcase of unity in diversity

BY STAFF REPORTER Ethiopia is a country of citizens boasting a multitude of peculiar identities. It doesn’t therefore come as a surprise for one heading in all direction of the country witnessing... Read more »

Is Ethiopian literature in Arabic overlooked?

“Writers and journalists should publish in Arabic and help Arabic speaking world have right information about Ethiopia.” – Author and journalist Anwar Ibrahim BY KFLEEYESUS ABEBE Arabic language which is among most... Read more »

 Blood Cleanse Not Blood

(A Short Story) BY ALEM HAILU G/KRISTOS After grappling with a heavy chapter on Abstract Algebra at the Science Faculty Library of Addis Ababa University, when fatigue set in, and when I... Read more »

 Explicating Salomeja’s Spring Toast

BY ALEM HAILU G/KRISTOS // Spring toast (BY SALOMEJA NERIS) Toasting the sun, See spring twirl Flower-cups in the air If I could wipe from your brow, World, The furrows of care!... Read more »

Of book launching events, the fate of writers, actual challenges

BY MULUGETA GUDETA In times long past, Ethiopian writers were isolated from and shunned by society that mostly regarded them as “deranged creatures”, or rebels without a cause, acting and living like... Read more »

Nasir Ahmed from watching National Geography as a kid to becoming Ethiopia’s first Speleologist

“Speleotourism and cave mining can be a driving-force of the economy if more Speleologists are trained”  BY KFLEEYESUS ABEBE Nasir Ahmed, Ethiopia’s first Speleologist doesn’t hail from a place full of resources... Read more »