
The Gada System is a well-developed and complex operation system representing unique civilization of humanity since antiquity. The Gada System is well known by its feature of peaceful and democratic transfer of... Read more »
The once-popular idea of an African renaissance is now almost forgotten. The African renaissance first advanced by South Africa supposedly as a slogan leading its post-apartheid political and economic revival, had also... Read more »

Literature, with its ability to arouse imagination and evoke emotion, holds significant importance in awakening the world from lethargy. Beyond its role in emancipating humanity from oppressive forces, literature serves as a... Read more »

The capital of Ethiopia and Africa, Addis Ababa, is a city that skillfully combines modernity and tradition. From its vibrant streets and bustling markets to its contemporary skyscrapers and opulent hotels, Addis... Read more »

I found myself standing on my very first flight to a foreign country, thinking, ‘Hey, this is it!’ Standing outside Bole International Airport on the first day of my first-ever trip abroad;... Read more »
To get a fresh air A night stroll would be fair, I thought And switching the TV I got up from my chair. On the pavement Of a nearby apartment A lovely... Read more »

Ethiopia, a land steeped in history and diversity, is a vibrant tapestry of cultures and traditions that express its rich identity through music and dance. This cultural wealth is often showcased in... Read more »

It is common knowledge that Africa is the land of diverse cultures and identities. These cultures have their own unique colors and indigenous knowledge, which have developed over time as people have... Read more »

By 2024, African art, like arts anywhere in the world, is dynamic, very much alive and growing. However, that did not happen all over a sudden. It took many years of experimentation... Read more »

In his debut novel entitled “The beautiful ones are not yet born”, Ayi Kwei Armah portrays the rampant corruption that characterized everyday life in his country by depicting ordinary characters that are... Read more »