The week opened not with speeches alone, but with recorded sounds, shared memories and searching conversations about what it means to preserve music in...
The sandstone massifs of Gheralta—those improbable, cliff-carved sanctuaries that cling to Ethiopia’s northern highlands—have long been counted among the country’s most extraordinary cultural treasures....
AFRIMA 2025 Charts Africa’s Cultural Future Lagos, Nigeria, has once again been tapped to host the All-Africa Music Awards (AFRIMA) in 2025, reaffirming the city’s...
Exhibition and performance spotlight nation’s cultural export Music, in its infinite forms, holds a rare power: to stir emotion, transcend language, and connect people across...
Dejazmatch Closes Kuku’s Album Legacy In the golden era of modern Ethiopian music, few voices carried the elegance, gravitas, and cultural resonance of Kuku Sebsebe...
Alemtsehay Wodajo’s Cultural Center Opens in Historic Addis Ababa Residence On Saturday, April 26, a long-anticipated dream takes tangible form in the heart of Ethiopia’s...
Addis Exhibitions Spotlight Ethiopia’s Creative Resurgence In a landmark celebration of Ethiopian contemporary art, two of Addis Ababa’s most prominent hotels—Sheraton Addis and Hilton—played host...
Eve, Mannequins, and the Middle Child—Stories of Identity in Paint By Abraham Tekle and Addis Getachew In an exhibition steeped in the scent of paint and...
A City Beyond Jegol By Teshome Berhanu Kemal Social media is buzzing with admiration for the remarkable transformation of Harar. Both government and private media...
Professor Elisabeth Wolde Giorgis, a leading scholar, curator, and champion of Ethiopian art and history, died on Sunday, March 16, in Sharjah, United Arab...
The Enduring Influence of Haji Mohammed Sani Habib Haji Mohammed Sani Habib, a revered religious scholar and Imam, was a defining figure in Ethiopia’s Islamic...
