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Africa Through the Eyes of Diplomats 2026

April 30 – May 17, 2026, Hyatt Regency Addis Ababa This spring, the diplomatic landscape of Addis Ababa transforms as policy briefs are traded for camera lenses. We are thrilled to announce the second edition of the visual art project, ‘Africa Through the Eyes of Diplomats’, a prestigious collaboration spearheaded by a coalition of Ambassadors […]

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Addis Literature Festival

A CELEBRATION OF WORDS, IDENTITY, AND CONNECTIONDecember 2–14, 2025 Calling all avid readers and passionate writers! The first ever Addis Literature Festival is here, organised by Culture Club in partnership with the British Council, Hilton Addis Ababa, Addis Ababa University and BookWorld. Envisaged as an annual event, it promises an immersive experience of meaningful interactions

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Embracing Ethiopia’s Rainy Season: Fun Activities For Families And Kids

Ethiopia’s rainy season, Kiremt, from June to September, transforms the landscape into a lush, green paradise. While the rain often keeps people indoors, it’s a wonderful time to bond with your family and explore creative activities with your kids. Indoor Adventures Rainy days are perfect for arts and crafts. Encourage kids to create Ethiopian-inspired designs

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Food Matters: Unlocking The Autism Plate

A Nutritional Breakthrough for Autism FamiliesBy Selamawit Seyoum (Sel) In a world where autism is often misunderstood and narrow “Unlocking the Autism Plate”. Written for families, caregivers, and educators, this practical guide sheds light on the powerful role of nutrition in addressing the biochemical imbalances that often underlie autism-related behaviors. Drawing from a long personal

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Lee Lega Store: Bridging Ethiopian Tradition With Modern Aesthetics

Founded in 2024 by Hiwet (Lily) Legesse, Lee Lega Store was born from a passion to introduce the rich cultural heritage of Ethiopia to the world in a modern, accessible way. With a vision to honor Ethiopian traditional values, the store seeks to offer authentic products while combining them with contemporary aesthetics to appeal to a global

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