Africa: Africa Rising and Dancing to the Tune of Reggae Music

The concept of "Africa rising" has long lacked significance, and the idea of an African renaissance often appears as a lofty slogan without practical manifestation. However, recent… Read more »

Ethiopia: Pagume - a Poem of New Beginnings

In the mid of autumn's gentle sway, Pagume whispers of a new day, Thirteen moons in a calendar's song, A fleeting month where we all belong. Read more »

Ethiopia: Weaving - More Than Just a Reflection of Cultural Mark

It is well recognized that hand weaving and crafting sectors are one of the alpha non-agricultural sources of income in Ethiopia. It is a traditional technology to produce… Read more »

Ethiopia: A Journey of Creativity, Resilience, and Self-Expression

In a world where women often juggle countless roles caregivers, professionals, students, and dreamers, finding a medium to express oneself can be both empowering and healing. Read more »

Ethiopia: Ethiopia Showcases Northern Festivals As Unesco Intangible Heritage

ADDIS ABABA - Preparations are underway for the celebration of the Ashendye, Solal, Shaday, and Ayini Wari festivals across northern Ethiopia this August, with UNESCO underscoring… Read more »

Ethiopia: Bridging the Gap - Seizing the Beauty in Our Differences

There is richness and complexity in the tapestry of Ethiopian society, with each strand holding a story, a rhythm, a reality. However, some strands--regardless of their… Read more »

East Africa: Ethiopian Writers of Short Stories the Boom and the Bust

Ye Gulelew Sekaram in Amharic or 'The Drunkard of Gulelle' is officially recognized as the first modern short story in Amharic literature which was written and published around… Read more »

Ethiopia: Movie Review - Dark Desire (2012)

Dark Desire, a psychological thriller directed by a creative team, features a gripping narrative that intertwines themes of desire, betrayal, and the haunting effects of trauma. At… Read more »

Ethiopia: Navigating Identity, Expression, Livelihood - Blen's Journey in Ethiopian Art, Media

Being a woman with a voice in Ethiopia has never been simple, especially when that voice chooses to express itself through writing and journalism. Women's contributions have often… Read more »

Africa: Ethiopia's Role in Promoting Cultural Diplomacy, Heritage Preservation in Africa

Ethiopia's rich cultural diversity and heritage are cornerstones of its global identity and historical significance. Also, its natural endowments attract visitors and scientists… Read more »

Ethiopia: Handloom for Reflecting Societal Culture, Identity

Ethiopians across every corner of the nation do have their respective identities for reflecting tradition, culture, living style and norms using various means. Read more »

Ethiopia: Bureau Vows Support for Sector Stakeholders

- A pledge has been made to strengthen cooperation with stakeholders to address longstanding challenges in the cultural and creative sectors by the Addis Ababa Art, Culture and… Read more »

Ethiopia: Largest Single Restitution of Looted Artifacts Set to Come Back Home

Ethiopia has restituted its national treasures that were looted in 1968 at the Battle of Mekdela. The heritages were handed over to the Embassy of Ethiopia in London by the… Read more »

Ethiopia: Ministry to Bring Back Hundred Stolen Heritages Home

Ministry of Culture and Tourism announced that it has planned to return around hundred stolen heritages within 10 years interval having established a new National Heritage Returns… Read more »

Ethiopia: Mother Tongue Teaching-Learning Key to Assure Quality Education

Second grade students in Sidama, Zone in the Southern Nations, Nationalities and Peoples' State of Ethiopia, are learning to read with the revised curriculum developed by USAID and… Read more »