What’s out Addis Highlights of City life
Yoga is an ancient wealth of wisdom of holistic health, which is a gift passed down to us from our ancestors. The intent of yoga is to create well-being as a result of physical, emotional, mental, social, energetical and spiritual balance. When we are in balance and alignment, there is a flow, an effortless ease. […]
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Tea is grown year-round on both small- and large-scale gardens that are located in the forested highlands in the south and southwest regions, where the 2100-meter elevation is ideal. Around 7000 tons are produced annually, with over half of that consumed within the country. Nearly all the exported tea is black tea. Tea plants were
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Nasra Mustofa Mohammed is a Fashion and Accessories designer; she started her journey at Addis Ababa University studying Civil Engineering but then decided to join NEXT Fashion Institute, graduating with honors. Her family believed in her potential and started encouraging her to push further and with that momentum, she went on to join the Addis
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1) Tell me a little bit about your background My name is Lertnapa Maowong, also known as Chef Ponddy. I have a wide-range of experience as a chef for the last 12 years. I have worked for different hotels and also ran my own restaurant in India called Ruen Thai but had to close it
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Smothered in low-calorie sautéed mushrooms and sun-dried tomatoes, this dish is both healthy and satisfying. A little bit of butter goes a long way in the sauce-just a touch adds creamy richness. Level: Easy Total: 35 min Active: 35 min Yield: 4 servings Four 4-ounce boneless, skinless chicken breast cutlets Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper 1/3 cup
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A 14-year-old boy is being hailed for generating electricity from biogas, lighting up several homes in Borana zone, southern Ethiopia. Adan Hussein Dida, who charges each home in his village $0.87 per month, supports his family with the money he raises from his electricity project. Dida, a grade eight student at Tula Web Primary School,
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In Ethiopia, Lions have been used as a symbol of strength, pride, excellence, freedom, and even as a nickname for generations. Ethiopian Airlines, Anbessa Bus, Ethiopian Telecommunications, and Meta Beer are a few examples of where Lions still remain as company logos, aiming to emulate greatness and strength. In this article, we will look at
Historic Anbessa/Lion Pharmacy: Serving customers since 1950 Read More »
Seble Mulat and Hanna Yohannes founded Sebhan Gemstone in 2019 G.C. This group of strong women established Sebhan gemstones with a combined year of training and experience in the jewellery industry. Sebhan Gemstone is run by a team of creative individuals that are driven by the brand’s motto to craft pieces that artistically embrace our
Hub of Africa Addis Fashion Week (HAFW) has been promoting the African Fashion Industry in Ethiopia for the past 10+ years. 100+ African designers from the African continent have participated at HAFW. Within these past 10 years, HAFW has opened doors to designers and many other creatives in marketing their brands & services. This year
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“We came to Belgrade aiming to make history for Ethiopia,” So said Selemon Barega and indeed they did. The Ethiopian domination of the men’s 3000m continued with an eighth gold and a second successive 1-2 in the event, Selemon Barega emerging victorious from a last-lap sprint with compatriot Lamecha Girma in the final morning session
Gold Medals For Outstanding Ethiopian Athletes At Athletic World Championships Read More »
