Day: April 3, 2015

  • U.S

    Brian Williams’ fall from grace

    The financial fallout from Brian Williams’ penchant for self-aggrandizement goes beyond his own wallet but he would do himself (and the cable network NBC), good if he is to quietly walk away, says our U.S. Correspondent Tomas Mega   The sixteenth century French philosopher and essayist Michel Eyquem de Montaigne had this to say about lying: “Anyone who does not…

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  • Africa

    Connected through her absence: The journey of an Oromo woman to keep high the language dear to her and forty million others

    Now in her late twenties, Toltu Tufa specializes in connecting with diverse communities. As the recipient of numerous international awards, Toltu’s passion for community advocacy and leadership resulted in becoming the first female chairperson of Australia’s vibrant Oromo community in 2011. She has also been active as an Australian television show host, while using her graduate studies in Psychology and…

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  • Travel

    Diani Beach: from the awesome beach to the stunning island, with love

    There are first times in life, and there are things that you do over and over again and still enjoy it like it’s your first time. A trip to Diane Beach, coupled with an incredible day long excursion to Wasini Island is one that you can certainly do over and over again and still cherish every trip like it’s your…

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  • Africa

    Itegue Taitu Hotel: The Old City’s center of gravity

    On the morning of Sunday January 11 a fire of unknown origin has destroyed part of the most ancient hotel in Ethiopia – the Itegue Taitu Hotel – making away with Jazzamba, the historic ethio-jazz club. For many, the loss is personal Adriano Marzi   The cat’s nails wouldn’t stop rasping the sofa where I have laid my sleeping bag.…

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  • Selam Festival Addis: Adding one more color

    Mahlet fasil   Recent times have undoubtedly seen an increase in the number of concerts and musical shows given out in Addis Abeba. However, the city can still not pride itself in the wealth of recreational activities it offers for its residents. Outdoor musical festivals have typically been lacking. Selam Festival Addis (SFA) hopes to fill a gap in that…

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