Ethiopia’s Ashenafi Kebede Performing Arts Center In June 2024, Addis Ababa University inaugurated the Ashenafi Kebede Performing Arts Center at the Yared School of Music, a milestone in Ethiopia’s cultural and educational landscape. Named after Professor Ashenafi Kebede (1938–1998), a composer, ethnomusicologist, and pioneering music educator, the center celebrates his enduring legacy and provides a […]
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In a world where comfort, beauty, and organization shape the way we live, Elor’s Home Decor & Storage Accessories stands out as a brand dedicated to transforming everyday spaces into serene, stylish sanctuaries. Each piece is thoughtfully handcrafted, blending function with refined aesthetics to bring warmth, order, and personality into any home. Elor’s collection features
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Handcrafted Crochet Jewellery From Addis Ababa Discover the art of crochet reimagined with Zuf Crochet, a unique brand based in Addis Ababa that brings traditional craftsmanship to life through modern, handcrafted crochet jewellery. Specializing in elegant and contemporary designs, Zuf Crochet transforms time-honored crochet techniques into wearable art that stands out for its creativity and
A Bold Voice in Contemporary Ethiopian Art I was truly inspired by the work of Biru Worku, an emerging Ethiopian artist whose pieces capture the rhythm, spirit, and vibrancy of modern Ethiopian life. With a masterful use of color and expressive brushwork, Biru Worku seamlessly blends traditional influences with a contemporary vision, creating art that
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The Inspiring Work Of Bruktawit Abdu Mahamued Bruktawit Abdu Mahamued is one of Ethiopia’s leading voices in bird conservation, dedicating her career to the protection of the country’s most threatened avian species. An ornithologist and conservation biologist, she currently serves as an Assistant Professor at Kotebe University of Education in Addis Ababa. Her work combines
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In a world where fashion often chases fleeting trends, Suzanne stands out as a visionary designer, crafting timeless pieces that tell stories. At the heart of Suzanne’s Boutique is a celebration of Ethiopia’s rich cultural heritage, seamlessly blended with modern, global sensibilities. Today, Suzanne is renowned for offering some of the finest bamboo shawls available.
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At The Sauce Studio in Addis Ababa, sauces are more than just condiments—they are a celebration of flavor, culture, and wellness. Born from a love of cooking, the studio was created to fill a gap in the market: locally sourced, vegan sauces that nourish the body and excite the palate. What started as a passion
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Ethiopia now has its very own homegrown puzzle brand that’s capturing the imagination of both children and adults—Gebeta Puzzles, founded by Dawit Solomon. Dawit studied Product Design at Art school and graduated in 2022. He started this exciting venture just a year and a half ago, bringing creativity and culture together in a way that
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In a fast-paced world that often pushes our bodies to the limit, Kino Physiotherapy offers something refreshingly simple yet profoundly powerful — healing through movement. Derived from the Greek word “kinesis,” meaning movement, Kino Physiotherapy embraces the belief that every step, stretch, and carefully guided motion has the power to restore the body’s natural balance.
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Meskel, celebrated annually on September 27 (or 28 during leap years), is one of Ethiopia’s most treasured religious holidays. Rooted in centuries of tradition, the festival commemorates the discovery of the True Cross by Empress Helena, mother of Roman Emperor Constantine, in the 4th century. “Meskel” means “cross” in Ge’ez, and the holiday honors this
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