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Chachi Tadesse Returns to Empower Women in Addis

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Chachi Tadesse returns to Addis Ababa with a renewed mission to empower women through mindfulness, healing, and self-discovery. Drawing on years of experience in breathwork, tapping yoga, and personal development, she introduces a program designed to help women reconnect with themselves and build lasting self-worth. Her approach blends simple yet powerful techniques—breathwork, gentle tapping  yoga, […]

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Miriam’s Wanderlust: Travel Content Creator

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Growing up in Ethiopia including a career in aviation, shaped the perspective of Miriam Tensaye teaching her to appreciate beauty, culture and community. Visiting breathtaking locations in Ethiopia, celebrating history and diverse cultures deeply influenced her love for travel. Miriam’s online journey began with simple curiosity, wanting to experience and see more of life beyond

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From Waste to Wearable Art:

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How an Ethiopian Creator Is Redefining Digital Fashion Storytelling In today’s fast-moving digital landscape, where attention is often driven by trends, paid collaborations, and algorithmic boosts, a different kind of creative success story is quietly emerging from Ethiopia, one built on authenticity, visual storytelling, and consistency. An Ethiopian content creator is drawing growing international attention not

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Tegene Kunbi: Shaping Silence and Identity at the Venice Biennale 2026

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Tegene Kunbi is one of Ethiopia’s leading contemporary artists, internationally known for his abstract paintings that explore color, texture, and cultural memory. Born in 1980 in Addis Ababa, he studied Painting and Art Education at the University of Addis Ababa, Fine Arts School, and later completed his MFA at the Universität der Künste Berlin through

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