Digital journalism: Extension from the print media presumably forgetting trailer

In chronology, as a passerby is no dough it is to observe to see adults to gaze and stare at Newspapers presumably adopted from the prerevolutionary generation focused on mode of production,... Read more »

Cultivating progressive culture for future generations

Ethiopia’s holistic developmental progress is bringing up new cultures that are positively impacting its citizens. A progressive culture, which prioritizes education, inclusiveness, innovation and entrepreneurship, community, values of integrity and accountability, is... Read more »

Ramadan and Lent in Ethiopian culture, two faiths and two fasting

Time is flying these days. We are already in the third week since the Orthodox Lent fasting season has started, and in the second week of Ramadan, since the month-long Muslim fasting... Read more »

Ode to Ethiopian Canvas

In the heart of Africa, where the highlands rise, Ethiopia’s colors dance beneath the skies. With brush and vision, stories unfold, In vibrant hues, traditions bold. From ancient churches where saints reside,... Read more »

Traditional painting in Ethiopia: Unique aspects, similarities to western Styles

Traditional Ethiopian painting is a vibrant expression of the country’s rich cultural and spiritual heritage. Characterized by bold colors, spiritual themes, and distinctive iconography, this art form reflects the deep-rooted traditions shaped... Read more »

A self-conscious boy’s regret

In the halls of youth, where dreams collide, A self-conscious boy felt a thunderclap inside, She stood there, a vision, breathtaking and bright, With piercing brown eyes that magnetized the night. Elegant... Read more »

Wretched lives; like a fighter jet (a short fiction)

The self-claimed full-time author, who goes by the name Daniel, escaped a deadly fire accident, which gave the fire brigades a bloody three hours of fighting, yesterday. Of course there were casualties,... Read more »

Nobel surprises as the prize went to South Korean woman writer

There are at least three surprises in this year’s Nobel Prize for literature. The first is that Korea has finally broken the mold and joined the ranks of countries that produced quality... Read more »

Ethiopia: A model of peaceful coexistence between Muslims and Christians

(The fasting periods of both religions sometimes intersect, creating a period of profound soul-searching and collective reflection) Ethiopia, a nation steeped in history and rich in cultural diversity, stands out as a... Read more »

Mercato, the arts and artifacts in the time of renovation

Mercato is the market for so many essential things in our lives. It is still the biggest market for anything imaginable under our sky. The list is long and I don’t dare... Read more »