I’m still in Addis Ababa, where Timkat (Epiphany) was observed [on Monday, Jan. 20, 2020] afternoon and [on Jan. 21], in commemoration of Christ’s baptism. It’s a scene worthy of description. Yesterday... Read more »
In 1981, an Ethiopian nutrition expert named [Dr.] Zawdie Wolde Gabriel wrote about the situation of breast-feeding in our country. He said it was declining because of the influence of urbanization and... Read more »
Lowliness as opposed to pride, the two extreme human characters BY JOSEPH SOBOKA Politeness is having or showing the possession of good manners and consideration for other people. Politeness takes broad mindedness... Read more »
There is no gainsaying the fact that the Ethiopian Timket (Epiphany) is celebrated once a year colorfully on a national scale by the faithful. To observe Jesus Christ’s Baptism by Saint John... Read more »
This is the first SMS feedback I got regarding the interview with Fawn of hellopoetry. It was from Teklebirhan Gebre Michael an avid reader of the paper and contributor to it. “She... Read more »
By Berenda Mohammed (From Trinidad in the Caribbean Islands. Former interviewee of The Ethiopian Herald Sunday Edition) I was inspired to write this poem because of a terrible accident that occurred not... Read more »
Man is always filled with high ambition to be stable in all his endeavors and with all he interacts. Under normal circumstance, people wish to identify with a person whose character is... Read more »
It is always challenging to measure success in a certain way. Is success achieving some figures a business has targeted to achieve? If so, what if the proposed performance target did not... Read more »
The poem briefly depicts the cruelty that lies hidden under the skin of all human beings. The skin-deep politeness covers up for the animosity that springs out when things slightly move away... Read more »
Preservation of Cultural Heritages Churches and Mosques have played an important role in the preservation of cultural heritages. Later on, the task has been taken over by universities and museums. When I... Read more »