Introduction In the intersection of art and politics, the democratic process becomes a canvas for creative expressions that reflect the diverse perspectives and emotions of society. Elections, with their charged atmosphere and consequential outcomes, have inspired artists to convey messages, provoke thought, and capture the essence of democratic engagement through
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Adwa’s Triumph: The Thunderous Roar of African Defiance Against Imperial Chains
Introduction The Battle of Adwa fought on March 1, 1896, stands as a pivotal moment in African history, symbolizing Ethiopia’s resolute resistance against Italian imperialism. The conflict stemmed from a discrepancy in the Wuchale Agreement, where the Amharic version granted Ethiopia sovereignty over its foreign relations, while the Italian translation
Off the Field: Humanitarian Initiatives and Social Impact of the African Cup of Nations (AFCON)
Introduction The African Cup of Nations (AFCON) is not just a prestigious football tournament; it also serves as a platform for humanitarian initiatives and has a significant social impact across the African continent. Beyond the excitement and passion on the field, AFCON has been instrumental in driving positive change and
A National Tragedy: Ethiopian National University Entrance Exam Records Shocking 97% Failure Rate
Introduction The alarming and persistent failure rate of 97% in the Ethiopian National University entrance exam for two consecutive years has raised significant concerns and demands a thorough examination. This threatens the nation’s future, hindering progress, economic development, and the creation of a skilled workforce. Urgent attention and solutions are
The Impact of Armed Conflicts on Education in Ethiopia: A Looming Educational Crisis
Introduction The ongoing armed conflicts between various groups and the Ethiopian government in Tigray, Oromia, and Amhara regions have destructively impacted the elementary, secondary, and tertiary education sectors. This article highlights the detrimental effects of infrastructure destruction and psychological trauma, emphasizing the implications for the future and the urgent actions
Shattered Horizons: The Thriving Enchantment of Post-Apocalyptic Films and TV Shows in a Post-Covid-19 World
Introduction In a post-Covid-19 world, where societies are grappling with the aftermath of a global pandemic, post-apocalyptic films and TV shows have taken on a new significance. In recent times, these narratives have gained more prominence, serving as a source of escapism, societal reflection, exploration of human nature, and imaginative
Riddles: Their Cultural Context and Disappearing Reasons
Introduction Riddles are a popular genre of folklore found in various cultures throughout history. They are essentially puzzles or word games that challenge the mind to find a hidden answer. However, riddles are now considered a disappearing form of oral literature. The nature of Riddle A riddle is a typical
Thirteen Months of Sunshine: Unravelling the Unique Ethiopian Calendaring Journey
Introduction: Ethiopians eagerly anticipate the upcoming celebration of their New Year on September 12th, marking the transition into the year 2016 according to the unique Ethiopian calendar. Origins and Structure: Ethiopia, a land known for its rich cultural heritage and ancient traditions, boasts a calendar system unlike any other in
Why the cultural and creative industries (CIs) are an overlooked pillar in the ongoing Ethiopian development process?
Introduction The scope of Ethiopia’s development initiatives primarily focuses on infrastructure development, encompassing the construction of buildings and roads. Regrettably, the significance of CIs has been sidelined in this pursuit. Definition of CIs No comprehensive definition is given yet to the concept of ‘cultural’ and ‘creative’ activities. For the sake