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Mobile Buses in Addis Ababa: The Future of On-the-Go Services

In Addis Ababa, mobile buses are emerging as an innovative way of delivering public and private services directly to communities. These specially equipped vehicles function as moving service  centers, bringing essential services closer to people and reducing the need to travel long distances to fixed offices. One of the most notable developments is the introduction […]

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Conserving The Endemic Flora Of Ethiopia

A delegation from Embassy of Ethiopia in London visited Millennium Seed Bank of Kew Gardens to explore cooperation in biodiversity conservation and seed banking. The Millennium Seed Bank, managed by Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, is the world’s largest wild plant seed conservation facility, safeguarding over 2.5 billion seeds representing more than 40,000 species. Discussions emphasized

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Hilton Addis Ababa setting a 5-star standard not only in hospitality but also in environmental stewardship

Our deep connection to this heritage site drives our commitment to preserving its beauty—from the historic buildings to the lush gardens and the vibrant birdlife that calls it home. We take pride in maintaining unparalleled green spaces, supported by a community of dedicated individuals who share our vision. An essential part of our sustainability efforts

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Bridge Lounge Where Old Friends Meet And The Night Comes Alive

Yes—you read that right. The old Bridge Pub is back. The place known for unforgettable stories and timeless memories returns, reimagined as Bridge Lounge. Bringing back its signature old-school charm, Bridge Lounge is made for lovers of classic music, warm atmospheres, and memorable nights. Once one of Addis Ababa’s most iconic pubs, it welcomes loyal

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Rock Climbing For Change: Ethiopia’s Climbing Ngo Movement

Climbing in Ethiopia is no longer just an extreme sport or tourist thrill — it’s becoming a vehicle for social change, environmental stewardship, and community empowerment. Through local initiatives and international support, climbing organizations in Ethiopia are building capacity to make the sport more accessible, sustainable, and community-centered. One standout example is the Global Climbing

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Love And Care Ethiopia: A Heartfelt Mission For Vulnerable Children

In the heart of Addis Ababa, Love and Care Ethiopia stands as a beacon of hope for the nation’s most vulnerable — especially children without families or stable support systems. This grassroots organization is driven by passionate volunteers who dedicate their time and energy to serving orphans and atrisk youth with compassion and intentional care.  At

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Ethiopian Airlines At 80: A Legacy In Flight

This year, Ethiopian Airlines celebrates an extraordinary milestone: 80 years of connecting people, cultures, and continents. Ethiopian Airlines was founded on December 21, 1945, and commenced its first scheduled operations on April 8, 1946, with flights between Addis Ababa and Cairo using Douglas C-47 aircraft. From these humble beginnings, the airline has grown into one of Africa’s

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