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Wakjira Wins The Prince William Conservation Kumara Wakjira, Director General of the Ethiopian Wildlife Conservation Authority (EWCA), has been awarded the prestigious Prince William Award for Conservation in Africa, the highest accolade at the annual Tusk Conservation Awards. This recognition celebrates Wakjira’s exceptional leadership and tireless dedication to wildlife conservation across Ethiopia and the African […]
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Handcrafted Crochet Jewellery From Addis Ababa Discover the art of crochet reimagined with Zuf Crochet, a unique brand based in Addis Ababa that brings traditional craftsmanship to life through modern, handcrafted crochet jewellery. Specializing in elegant and contemporary designs, Zuf Crochet transforms time-honored crochet techniques into wearable art that stands out for its creativity and
At The Sauce Studio in Addis Ababa, sauces are more than just condiments—they are a celebration of flavor, culture, and wellness. Born from a love of cooking, the studio was created to fill a gap in the market: locally sourced, vegan sauces that nourish the body and excite the palate. What started as a passion
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In Ethiopia’s fast-paced advertising landscape, every second of airtime counts. Omnimedia, a leading media research and monitoring company, helps private and international clients ensure their advertisements are delivered exactly as planned across print, radio, television, and digital platforms. Specializing in tracking, verification, and reporting, Omnimedia alerts clients immediately if an ad spot is missed or delayed.
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In a fast-paced world that often pushes our bodies to the limit, Kino Physiotherapy offers something refreshingly simple yet profoundly powerful — healing through movement. Derived from the Greek word “kinesis,” meaning movement, Kino Physiotherapy embraces the belief that every step, stretch, and carefully guided motion has the power to restore the body’s natural balance.
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Melu’e Foundation was born from a deeply personal journey. Founded by Mrs. Tigist Hailu and her husband, Mr. Kinfe Tsige, the organization reflects their experience as parents raising a child with autism and their vision for a truly inclusive society. At the heart of Melu’e is a belief in the unique potential of every individual.
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Ethiopian-born artist Tessema Asrat has been transforming the art scene in Qatar with his vibrant and culturally rich creations. Having lived in Qatar for over a decade, Tessema balances a professional career in aviation with his passion for painting, creating works that celebrate both his Ethiopian heritage and his experiences as part of the Qatari
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TIf you’re craving authentic Italian cuisine in Addis, Capri Ristorante Italiano is the place to be. Nestled in the heart of Bole Road, just across from Cactus Plaza, this charming new restaurant brings a slice of Italy right into the city. A few of us from the office recently visited, and it was an experience
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In Ethiopia, we haven’t yet adopted the habit of routine medical check-ups unless we experience discomfort. While acute illnesses can often be treated when symptoms appear, our bodies sometimes fail to send clear signals until a condition becomes advanced; occasionally too late to intervene effectively. As the World Health Organization (WHO) states, health is
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The Book of Ethiopia’, Pêro da Covilhã’s Hornbook spells out the history of Ethiopia through a series of 33 biographical vignettes of emblematic Ethiopian lives – with each life corresponding to one of the main 33 symbols of the Abyssinian Syllabary – or Abugida. The story begins when Yves-Marie Stranger receives an outline of Pêro da
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