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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…
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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…
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Meklit Hadero – Celebrating the newness of life and the hyphens that bring us together
Born in Ethiopia Meklit Hadero was raised in the US. She holds a BA in Political Science from Yale University…
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“What doesn’t kill you makes you Stronger”
Born in Addis Abeba, Ethiopia, Berhanu Digaffe’s name is familiar to many Ethiopians who depend on his radio shows to…
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“The testament to one’s strength is determined on what we choose to do with the challenges that we face”
Born in Ethiopia in 1974, Aïda left the country at a young age and spent an itinerant childhood between Yemen…
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“The Myth of Redemptive Violence on The Edge of Tomorrow”
Andrew DeCort The moral of The Edge of Tomorrow’s story could be reduced to the old maxim, “If ever you…
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Fitsum Tefera: in harmony with nature
Mahlet Fasil It is not often that one finds an artist audacious enough to immerse his artwork in a realistic…
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Fitsum Tefera: in harmony with nature
Mahlet Fasil It is not often that one finds an artist audacious enough to immerse his artwork in a realistic…
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Twelve Years a Slave: “Are you a slave?”
Andrew DeCort When watching Twelve Years a Slave, the question subtly presents itself, “What does it mean to be enslaved?”…
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The Son of God: A worthwhile failure?
After watching The Son of God, one could quibble with the film’s interpretive liberties/inaccuracies. One might poke fun at the…
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