Introduction
Every Sunday morning, the city’s main roads are closed to vehicles and open for pedestrians, turning traffic-heavy streets into …
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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…
Why Mental Health Education should be part of the Curriculum
Introduction
Primary and secondary education lays a foundation for teaching children the basics – writing, reading, math and science. All …
AI and the Future of Work: Navigating Africa’s Job Market Disruptions
Introduction
Artificial intelligence is transforming industries worldwide, bringing both opportunities and challenges. While AI improves efficiency, it also threatens job …
The Advantage of Community Engagement in the Spatial Planning Process
Introduction
Spatial planning is a systematic and dynamic process of making livable cities. As communities grapple with complex issues such …
Ashenda the ancient women’s day in Africa, Ethiopia
Introduction
Ashenda is a women’s cultural ceremony celebrated in northern Ethiopia.it is also called “Shadey,” “Ashendye,” “Solel,” and “ayniwari” in …