Yimrehana Krestos, the bridge of Ethiopian architectural civilizations

The coupling of travel and love for adventure being the most fascinating values of human nature have played a very crucial role in shaping our views and knowledge about the world we... Read more »

Africa Hall – Some 60 years ago

One afternoon in the campus of the then known Addis Ababa University College (AAUC), the late Maitre Artist Afework Tekle was conducting a class in drawing for the benefit of a group... Read more »

Enset, delicious traditional foods made from it

Ethiopia is a fascinating country with diverse historical, cultural and ecological blessings. The southern part of the country has amazing animal and plant species. It is extremely rich in flora and fauna.... Read more »

Children need care

It is tragic listening, here and there, the suffering of new born children. Babies deserve protection within the umbrella of parenthood. Parents are duty bound to take care of infants from conception... Read more »

Artisans in the forefront of Ethiopian magnetizing costumes production

Addis Ababa, the capital city of Ethiopia, is considered as a model Ethiopia seeing that the various Nations, Nationalities and Peoples of the country live under its umbrella with harmony, togetherness, love,... Read more »

Addis Ababa, Taitu’s Legacy and Nostalgia of a Greener Past

The ongoing efforts to rejuvenate the Ethiopian capital, a task initiated and closely guided by the highest government authorities, can be seen as an attempt to partially return the city to its... Read more »

Out of the box mentality

Stereotype thinking brings destruction and mars the lives of the human society. Do not judge a book by its cover could be taken another word for this saying. Stereotype thinking may lead... Read more »

A Book in Hand: The Case of “The Abyssinian”

(Adopted Partly from www.addistribune.com) “The Abyssinian by Jean Christophe Rufin ends in a happy note.” This was the first sentence I wrote when reviewing the book before Addis Tribune ceased being published... Read more »

Sidist Kilo Now and A Decade Ago

The term “Seba Dereja” means “Seventy Steps”, to render its literal translation from its Amharic origin. The place is familiar to many residents of Addis Ababa and more so to those living... Read more »

Reckless endangerment

When it comes to enjoying international recognition, Ethiopia is on the right track of putting in place infrastructural projects and encouraging public investment. The government has attached due attention to infrastructural development.... Read more »