Author: Tadias Magazine

Archaeologists now can more closely date when the religion spread to the Aksumite Empire.

Recently, we followed up with Dr. Bisrat Aklilu regarding the current status of EDTF’s fundraising efforts, challenges and their future plans.

With a trip to the Untitled fair in Miami, Addis Fine Art adds to the connections it’s building between Ethiopian artists and the rest of the world.

Law professor said Trump’s actions toward Ukraine meet constitutional definition of bribery Public impeachment hearings moved on Wednesday to the…

The U.S. screenings follow the film’s successful international premier in London this past October.

CBS News’ 60 Minutes explores Ethiopia’s historic Lalibela churches.

Ethiopian authorities say the Sidama people in the south have voted overwhelmingly in favor of regional statehood.

Time magazine picks Maaza Mengiste’s new novel, “The Shadow King” as one of 100 must-read books in 2019.

The five-year USD $63 million USAID Digital Health Activity will train end-users including doctors, nurses, health extension workers, and policy-makers at all levels of the health system.

The group call themselves “peace ambassadors”, and they are leading the way in putting a fractured and traumatised society back together again.

Sigdyada Festival is an annual celebration of Ethiopian and Ethiopian-Israeli culture.

On Friday morning, Mayor Muriel Bowser left for a five-day diplomatic and trade mission to Ethiopia.

Bogaletch Gebre, founder of the Ethiopian women rights organization KMG, passed away in Los Angeles, California on November 2nd, 2019.

House members on Wednesday revealed key documents from their investigation into the deadly crashes of two 737 Max jets in Indonesia and Ethiopia, pressing Boeing’s CEO for more answers.

Antu, who teaches Acting at Rutgers University, has been at the forefront of taking on charterers that highlight her immigrant roots.

‘Fig Tree’ is scheduled to make its U.S. theatrical premiere during the Washington Jewish Film Festival next week.

Youth Week is just one of the many events running alongside the main programme of the Social Enterprise World Forum which kicked off this week at Addis Ababa’s UN Conference Centre.

“Maaza Mengiste has written a brilliantly crafted character study in an epic, sprawling, cinematic time and place,” producers at the U.S. film company said.

Loza Tadesse and Iwnetim “Tim” Abate, Stanford engineering PhD students, returned home to Ethiopia this past summer to share their expertise with college students.

Royalty Pack is a collection of playing cards and T-shirts that reflect an authentic representation of the rich and diverse heritage of Africa’s many cultures,” the announcement notes.

The prize not only acknowledges the Ethiopian prime minister’s commitment to peace, but encourages him to do more.

Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for 2019 in recognition of his efforts to end his country’s two-decade border conflict with Eritrea.

Artnet News website lists Addis Ababa among six dynamic emerging art capitals on the African continent.

The film focuses on age-old human behavior when it comes to love, sex, violence and the desire for vigilante justice while also reflecting on Ethiopia’s past traditional justice system.

Lelisa Desisa ran a flawless marathon to capture his first global title at the IAAF World Athletics Championships on Sunday.

Zion Taddese owns the Queen Sheba restaurant in Sacramento. She gets her teff from Idaho, which is slow to arrive and expensive. So she came up with the idea of growing teff in California.

The fashion magazine Harper’s Bazaar has named Liya Kebede among 22 most stylish supermodels of all time.

In 1998, Sirak Asfaw, a Dutch civil servant who was born in Ethiopia, noticed something shiny in the suitcase of a guest who was staying at his house… a glittering gilded crown.

There are few artists who follow the news as closely as the painter Julie Mehretu does, and fewer still who directly mine it for their work.

Kenenisa Bekele scorched to a stunning 2:01:41 victory at the BMW Berlin Marathon today, the second fastest performance of the all-time.

Maaza Mengiste’s new book the The Shadow King was released this month to well-deserved praises in national U.S. media.

An upcoming exhibition at Aperture Foundation Gallery — based on the book, The New Black Vanguard: Photography Between Art and Fashion” — features Awol Erizku’s photography work.

Marcus Samuelsson is among the headliners at the New American Festival taking pace in New York City this weekend.

Two defending champions and a newly crowned Diamond League champion feature on Ethiopia’s team for the IAAF World Athletics Championships Doha 2019.

Girma is also featured in the documentary film Éthiopiques: Revolt of the Soul, which will be screened at the National Jazz Museum in Harlem on September 11th.

In a recent instagram post President Barack Obama shared his current reading list.

The idea for Maaza’s new novel morphed out of her trip to Italy as a Fulbright Fellow where she was able to research documents focusing on the Fascist invasion of Ethiopia during World War II.

In a race of staggering quality – the best ever in terms of depth for one nation – the top six men finished inside 27 minutes.

Ethiopian Israeli artists are using the stage to tell the public about their community’s experiences.

Mélat, who is a first-generation Ethiopian American, has also been dubbed “Austin’s Soul Priestess” by the Austin Chronicle.