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Ethiopia Unveils Landmark Shebele Resort in Push for Regional Tourism Hub

Ethiopia officially inaugurated the Shebele Resort in the Somali Region on Saturday, marking a...

How Abel Tesfaye Became the World’s Highest-Paid Musician

For the global music industry, 2025 was a year of historic financial shifting. But for Ethiopians everywhere, it...

Disconnected by Design: Why Christopher Nolan and Haile Gerima Reject the Smartphone

In an era where the smartphone is treated as an extension of the human hand, choosing to step...

Federal High Court Grants Bail to Teddy Afro’s Assistant Manager and Co-Defendants

ADDIS ABABA — The Federal High Court issued its final ruling this afternoon regarding the bail requests of...

Teddy Afro’s 148 Million-View Triumph Highlights YouTube’s Ethiopia Revenue Problem

The release of Teddy Afro’s latest album, Etorika, has not just been a musical event; it is a...
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EZEMA has elected Prof. Berhanu Nega as the leader of EZEMA

EZEMA First Ordinary General Assembly The First Ordinary General Assembly of the Ethiopian Citizens for Social Justice (EZEMA) has elected Prof. Berhanu Nega and architect...

Ambassador Engineer Sileshi Bekele presented his credentials to President Joe Biden

Ambassador Engineer Sileshi Bekele presented his credentials to President Joe Biden Ethiopia's Ambassador to the United States, Engineer Sileshi Bekele, presented his credentials to US...

Meet Rajif Ashenafi who scored A+ in 60 Subjects

This year's graduate who made history by scoring 60 subjects to A +. Raji Ashenafi, a graduate of Adama University of Science and Technology...

Federal gov announced its dream team for peace negotiation

A peace negotiating team has been appointed by the federal government to resolve the crisis in the northern part of the country. The Prosperity Party...

The Story of Aisha:Behind Wollega Massacre

Aisha Seid was born in Argoba, South Wollo Zone. She was raised in Tole Kebele, West Welega, Gimbi Woreda.She moved there in 1990. At...

Addis Ababa University Student protester’s severly beaten by police

Between 150 and 200 Addis Ababa University students protested against the alleged massacre of Amharas in the Oromia region on Saturday morning. Two students who...
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