Ethiopia: Amaranth - The Forgotten Superfood Driving Nutrition, Women Empowerment

Amaranth, a versatile plant known for both its seeds and leaves, holds significant nutritional and medicinal value, yet it remains underutilized across Ethiopia. Traditionally… Read more »

Ethiopia: Sumptuous Months of Gamo Married Women - Sophie Dubusha

Marriage in the rural areas of Ethiopia had its own unique style and approach across areas. Read more »

Ethiopia: Association Working On Nurturing Vibrant Women Entrepreneurs

- The Ethiopian Women Empowerment Association (EWEA) said that it has been providing capacity building trainings and women-owned investment landscapes to bring about competent… Read more »

Ethiopia: Vital Role of Women Among the Oromo People

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… Read more »

Ethiopia: Mowsa Finalizes Gender Inclusion Directive Preparation

- The Ministry of Women and Social Affairs (MoWSA) said that it has finalized gender inclusion accountability directive preparation. Read more »

Ethiopia: African Women's Role in Preventing Conflict, Sustaining Peace

During political conflicts and armed confrontations that may occur within a given country, it is always females and children who face the harsh consequences. Read more »

Ethiopia: The Impact of African Women's Socialization On Their Self-Realization

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 who was taking… Read more »

Ethiopia: How African Women Be Prepared for Leadership

African women's issues have been the leading issues of the continent for many years. Some people argue that the topic became a point of discussion after colonization. However,… Read more »

Africa: What Will Africa Look Like If We Have More Women Leaders?

Females make up a half share of the population of the globe. As various sources show, this share is going up in some continents like Africa. This did mean that the countries'… Read more »

Zimbabwe: The Reflection of Women Sympathy in Zimbabwean Novel 'Nervous Conditions' (Part One)

Nervous Condition is a novel written by Zimbabwean writer Tsitsi Dangarembga in 1988, and it is situated in imagined Rhodesia. Nervous Conditions derives its title from Jean-Paul… Read more »

Ethiopia: An Ethiopian Woman Resistance, Agency in Political Leadership

In a society like Ethiopia which is basically characterized by rooted patriarchy and socially approved female humiliation and degradation, the women's efficacy and cautiousness is… Read more »

Ethiopia: President Sahlework Advocate for Gender Equity in Global Diplomacy

ADDIS ABABA- President Sahlework Zewde has criticized the underrepresentation of women in diplomatic institutions, noting that the imbalance continues to result in missed… Read more »

Ethiopia: 'Each Time a Woman Stands Up for Herself, She Stands Up for All Women'

The Ethiopian government, with the aim to ensure the equal participation and benefits of women has put in place various strategies and policies and implemented various activities… Read more »

Ethiopia: No Ego and Compromise - in African Women Inclusion in Peace and Dialogue

In the process of understanding, solving and forecasting on various issues of human interest, theories and principles are needed to frame subjects in a certain way and mirror them… Read more »

Ethiopia: Women Representatives Optimistic for Nat'l Dialogue Serving Their Best Inter

Women representatives that are taking part in the agenda gathering consultation phase have expressed their optimism that the National Dialogue could bring immense benefits for… Read more »

Ethiopia: Women's Engagement Crux of Matter for Nat'l Dialogue Success

Women need to participate in the National Dialogue not only because it is their right, but they could also play an invaluable role in realizing its vision of bringing national… Read more »

Ethiopia: Empowering Women Farmers, Accelerating Sustainable Development

African women are not only the ones who are destined to carry out backbreaking house chores and are accountable to look after their children and the entire families. They are also… Read more »

Ethiopia: U.S. Commits to Build Ethiopian Women Entrepreneurs' Capacity

\The United States has expressed its commitment to offer worldwide networking opportunities and training to Ethiopian women entrepreneurs that are aimed at enhancing their… Read more »

Ethiopia: 'Successful Women Have an Aura That Says I Belong in This Seat'

Senait Fisseha is an Ethiopian-American Physician, Lawyer and Obstetrician-Gynecologist, with a specialization in Endocrinology from the University of Michigan. She is currently… Read more »

Ethiopia: Germany Pledges Support to Art's Promotion of Women's Rights

- Gov't calls women to take lead in advocacy Read more »

Ethiopia: Consortium Says Working to Advance Women Holistic Welfare

Consortium of Self Help Group Approach Promoters (COSAP) has been striving for promoting economic advantage, human rights, and women's social, gender equality, and political… Read more »