Introduction
Ethiopian New Year, known as Enkutatash, is one of Ethiopia’s most important cultural celebrations. Celebrated on Meskerem 1, usually …
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The Holiday Stomach and the Holiday Heart: A Doctor’s Perspective
Introduction
Ethiopia is a culture-rich country which has 13 national holidays, and it creates many occasions for communal feasting. Ethiopia’s …
The “I’m Fine” Mask: Why People Hide Their Feelings and How to Stop
Introduction
From Nairobi to Lagos to Addis Ababa, the answer to one of life’s most personal questions is “I’m fine.” …
Ashenda: A Festival of Joy, Identity, and Womanhood
Introduction
The festival is called Ashenda, and it was established in the Tigray and Amhara regions of Ethiopia, as well …
Towards Inclusive Streets: Increasing Women’s Participation in Car-Free Sundays
Introduction
Every Sunday morning, the city’s main roads are closed to vehicles and open for pedestrians, turning traffic-heavy streets into …
Electric and Hybrid Vehicles in Africa: Import Tax Policy, Price, and Economic Value
Introduction
As many African countries shift toward cleaner transport, two vehicle types are central to this change: Electric Vehicles (EVs) …
Flowing Forward: The Horn of Africa’s Journey to Clean Water
Introduction
The Horn of Africa, including Ethiopia, Somalia, Eritrea, Djibouti, and northern Kenya, faces some of the world’s toughest water …
Ethiopia’s Energy Evolution: From Traditional Fuels to Hydropower Leadership
Introduction
Ethiopia’s energy journey reflects a transformation from traditional biomass reliance to modern hydropower leadership. This article traces the country’s …
Collective Spaces in the Built Environment
Introduction
In an increasingly urbanized world, the design and development of shared spaces within the built environment have become vital …
The Phases: The Pain Within
When the world feels like its ending
And the door you have opened closing
When there seems no way out…