I have the culture of rewatching movies again and again. I have watched “Rush hour” many times. I have also watched “Groundhog Day” every now and then. I am also watching the... Read more »

 Our lives are all the same… human lives. We have to create a united better world for the next human generation. “It’s a black people problem; it’s a poor people problem. We... Read more »

 I was waiting for a person sitting in a small cafe in downtown Addis Ababa. Opposite to where I sat, I saw a lady ordering a soft drink. Her beauty and acts... Read more »

When I entered into a mediocre hotel at Kazan chis Meneharia in search of Samson, a friend I discuss local and international politics with on top of daily routines, a turmoil around... Read more »

Isn’t sad?! Isn’t heartbreaking?! This motherland of ours Blessed for holymen ever born Feared for heros ever fought Admired for wisdom ever flown Known for its hospitality Loved for its beauty Suddenly,... Read more »

Whether he makes a film on the historic Battle of Adwa or about the traumatic period in Ethiopian recent history under the military dictatorship of the Derg, Haile Gerima is dealing with... Read more »

I don’t know where it comes from but maybe he has seen my interest in writing or maybe he has seen me giving ideas on different issues. My friend once posed a... Read more »

It is waiting for you, To be timely hit as urgent deed, Within the period allocated, To pull another task complementing, To produce, get, reap one thing, Yes, do it right now,... Read more »

Ethiopia’s cultural diversity is quite amazing to say the least. It is impressive even to us Ethiopians who are living in this blessed land with all is cultural riches spreading near and... Read more »