Her journey started with the field of journalism. She leads her life trying to respond to her inner deep thoughts and voices. Her interest in literature brought her to the habits of... Read more »

Generally speaking, the continent of Africa is characterized by rooted patriarchy. Since the people are too conservative and the way they socialize religion is inclined to favor male sections, most of the... Read more »

Marriage in the rural areas of Ethiopia had its own unique style and approach across areas. Though there are some similarities in its basic necessities, the application is quite different. As per... Read more »

I was in Arba Minch for examining the impressing Gamo culture called Dubusha. One day I was looking for a breakfast. My sister arranged me to stay her on the way I... Read more »

The role of women in the Oromo society is huge and multidimensional. Aside from their role as mothers and wives, and shaping the family and society, their contributions to the community are... Read more »

As Meskerem (September) is the month that various religious and cultural festivals are celebrated, it is the most awaited season by various ethnic groups in Ethiopia. And when Meskerem is just around... Read more »

During political conflicts and armed confrontations that may occur within a given country, it is always females and children who face the harsh consequences. Since these groups of society are naturally weak... Read more »

Among the deep-seated social, cultural, and religious values that Ethiopians have been practicing and cherishing for centuries, the value of eating and drinking together; and sharing what one has with the other... Read more »

When I was in Arba Minch University, I had been living with my younger sister, brother, and my baby girl. Since my husband used to live in Addis Ababa, it was me... Read more »