Inside AAU’s “Angafa” night, where music, poetry and chance converge By 11 p.m., the hall at the Addis Ababa University Cultural Center was already alive...
Royal Panford, a Ghanaian social worker and business leader, has become a familiar figure in Ethiopia’s humanitarian and cultural circles. Known for his work...
Marcus Samuelsson’s New Chapter in Addis Ababa When Marcus Samuelsson returned to Addis Ababa, it was not merely a homecoming. It was a statement about...
Tesfaye Bekele marks a decade of work with a new solo exhibition Ten years ago, Tesfaye Bekele fulfilled a childhood ambition with his debut exhibition...
“History as Medicine”: A scholar argues Ethiopia’s future depends on telling its past right Raised in a landscape where history is not preserved behind glass...
The week opened not with speeches alone, but with recorded sounds, shared memories and searching conversations about what it means to preserve music in...
The sandstone massifs of Gheralta—those improbable, cliff-carved sanctuaries that cling to Ethiopia’s northern highlands—have long been counted among the country’s most extraordinary cultural treasures....
