Whats Out Addis, people information about interesting people in town and in Ethiopian history
The Ministry of Education has announced a school meals project that will benefit more than 163,000 students. The Ministry of Education, in collaboration with Save the Children, has unveiled a project that will benefit 500 schools in five regions. The state minister of education Million Mathewos said that project will help ensure that children do
Nationwide feeding program for school children Read More »
Norway’s Melodi Grand Prix – Semi-Final 3 artists and songs revealed 17-year-old Dinaye is no stranger to Melodi Grand Prix, having reach the final of the junior version (MGPjr) in 2016. She previously competed as a dancer on Norway’s Got Talent, and in 2020 competed on the Norwegian version of the Idol franchise. ‘Own Yourself’
Norwegian Ethiopian singer sings lyrics in Amharic Read More »
Yared Tour & Travel is an Ethiopian tour organisation with a huge passion for creating extraordinary and responsible travel experiences involving local communities. In 2019 Yared Tour decided to co-create something really special for visitors together with the local communities in the southern Omo valley. The result of this partnership is the Shoshi Hamar community
South Omo community trekking Read More »
Charalambos N. Tsimas (best known as Mr. Bambis), owner of the original Bambis Supermarket passed away aged 90 on January 14th in Athens, Greece. In 1931, aged 20 he arrived in Addis Ababa after finishing college. Other family members were already well established in Ethiopia since 1884. Following his arrival, Bambis gained experience and an
Remembering Mr. Bambis Read More »
The CEO of Ethiopian Airlines has this year had to navigate the biggest crisis in the history of the international aviation sector as Covid-19 grounded planes and emptied the continent’s busiest airports. An employee of the airline for more than 35 years, GebreMariam made an early decision during the pandemic to temporarily switch to transporting
High Flyer Tewolde GebreMariam: One of 100 Most Influential Africans Read More »
Congratulations to Naomi Girma, who was voted the 2020 U.S. Soccer Young Female Player of the Year. Naomi is an Ethiopian-American and the current captain of the U.S. National Women’s Under-20 Team. Naomi led the U.S. defense during the 2020 CONCACAF U-20 Women’s Championship. As captain, she led the team through the World Cup qualifying
Naomi Girma; proud of her Ethiopian roots Read More »
Ibrahim Haji Ali, Journalist, linguist, singer, songwriter, & guitarist, passed away recently while receiving medical treatment. Among his stellar legacies, Ibrahim was one of the few founders of the second generation of the famous Afaan Oromo music band Afraan Qaallo in mid 1970s along with giants of Oromo music such as Ali Birra, and Abdu
Rest in peace Ibrahim Haji Ali Read More »
Professor Mitiku Belatchew has become an internationally renowned surgeon. Born into a family of 9 in a rural area where there were no schools, he tended cows and goats from the time he was a small child. At age 12 he left his village of Wenshi to attend school in Addis Ababa. Without any funds,
The Shepherd became a surgeon Read More »
Congratulations to Ayele Solomon for winning a $750,000 deal with 4 sharks on Shark Tank for his Bee D’vine winery, inspired by Ethiopian national beverage t’ej. Ayele Solomon, a conservationist and Food & Magazine Tastemaker, presented his product seeking $750,000 for 20 percent equity and it would be an understatement to say that he impressed
Ethiopian Ayele Solomon wins Big on Shark Tank! Read More »
Abel Makkonen Tesfaye (born February 16, 1990). He is the only child of Makkonen and Samra Tesfaye, who were Ethiopian immigrants to Canada in the late 1980s. Tesfaye was raised by his grandmother and mother after his parents split up. While living with his grandmother Tesfaye learned Amharic, which he also spoke with his mother
Ethiopian born artist “one of 100 most influential people of 2020” Read More »
