BY GETACHEW MINAS Moringa tree is known as the “The Miracle Tree” or “The Source of Food and Energy for the twenty-first century” or in short as the “Tree of Life”. Its... Read more »
BY MENGISTEAB TESHOME Ethiopia is an ancient country with exceptional cultural and traditional values, indigenous knowledge and practices. These indigenous wisdoms have been employed by the communities for different purposes and situations.... Read more »
BY TSEGAYE TILAHUN Women thoughmake up almost half of the total global population and contribute significantly to countries’development; their role had always been unnoticed and less valued. Worse than this, they were... Read more »
BY TILAHUN BEJITUAL (PhD) Ethiopians have an enduring socio-cultural wealth that has brought cohesion and interdependence among diverse communities in the country. Traditional and indigenous forms of social capital have perennially helped... Read more »
BY LEULSEGED WORKU Every one of us has witnessed the unprecedented impact of Coronavirus on the economic, social and political life of every country. Following the outbreak of the pandemic, students and... Read more »
BY MENGISTEAB TESHOME Tourism is one of the largest and dynamically developing sectors of the world. Its high growth and development rates, considerable volumes of foreign currency inflows, infrastructure development, and introduction... Read more »
BY LAKACEHEW ATINAFU The innovation of new technologies and the era of digital journalism coupled with the influx of social media has brought about broader challenges among societies of the developing nation... Read more »
MENGISTEAB TESHOME A year has already elapsed since Ethiopia confirmed the first case of COVID-19. It was last year, 13 March 2020, the country reported the case. In fact, since the pandemic... Read more »
BY LEULSEGED WORKU Small and Medium Scale Enterprises (SMEs) are long recognized as development engines for they are important vehicles to address the challenges of unemployment, alleviate poverty, accelerate economic growth and... Read more »
BY SOLOMON WASSIHUN The war between man and nature is still raging on with no decisive victory in sight, despite the developments and distribution of several vaccines around the world. Some countries... Read more »