Following The FIFA Corruption Paper Trail
BBC News By Ed Thomas A BBC investigation has seen evidence that details what happened to the $10m sent from…
BBC News By Ed Thomas A BBC investigation has seen evidence that details what happened to the $10m sent from…
Mail & Guardian A letter implicates the SA World Cup boss and Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma in the $10-million payment now alleged…
Scouted as a teen in Ethiopia, 37-year-old Liya Kebede is now one of the world’s top models.
CNN By Mohammad Amir Anwar, University of Johannesburg The African country helping India feed 1.2 billion people The global food…
EWDNA works to empower women with disabilities with the skills they need to become economically independent.
The fourteen fellows from Ethiopia, all under the age of 35, are part of 500 other promising young leaders from across Africa.
Dukale’s Dream depicts the environmentally sustainable practices of a coffee farmer in Ethiopia.
The film is a “fictional drama with very real implications about human rights,” says Haile Gerima.
Naguise makes history as first Member of Knesset from Ethiopia to lead Israel’s Immigration, Absorption and Diaspora Committee.
“It’s not all about Ethiopia, but Ethiopia is the spark of the book,” the writer John Coyne tells Tadias.
The Seattle Globalist By Goorish Wibneh Seattle has become one of the preferred destinations for Ethiopian immigrants. Some estimates say…
Daily Mail By TIM MACFARLAN Channel Four has turned its cameras on an Ethiopian tribal family for its latest fly-on-the-wall…
Reuters photographer Siegfried Modola looks at life inside the capital Addis Ababa and the city of Harar.
NOWHERE in Africa is modern China more of a lodestar than in Ethiopia, which on May 24th held an uneventful election.
AFP Addis Ababa – Ethiopia’s main opposition party on Friday condemned weekend elections, which saw the ruling party cruise back…
EDF fellows participate in peer-to-peer mentorship and use storytelling to become a catalyst for growth and change in Ethiopia.
Tadias Magazine News Update Press Statement Marie Harf Deputy Department Spokesperson, Office of the Spokesperson Washington, DC — The United…
In a paper released Wednesday, May 27th by the journal Nature, Dr. Yohannes Haile-Selasie and colleagues announce the new find.
Ethiopia’s ruling party won Sunday’s election with an overwhelming majority, according to preliminary results.
The systematic repression of Ethiopian journalists who were openly critical of the ruling party is an open
VOA News By Anita Powell AU Observers: Ethiopian Poll Was ‘Calm, Peaceful and Credible’ ADDIS ABABA— Calm, peaceful and credible:…
African Union observers said on Tuesday that Ethiopia’s parliamentary election held on Sunday was credible.
Ethiopia has started counting the votes after Sunday’s elections and provisional results should emerge within a few days.
EPRDF, which has ruled Ethiopia for nearly 25 years, is expected to declare victory in a virtually uncontested election.
BBC News By Prof Yossi Mekelberg The story of the immigration and absorption of Ethiopian Jews in Israel epitomises the…
Ottawa Citizen By GORD HOLDER The races within the race were the stories behind the Ottawa Marathon on Sunday. To…
The Associated Press May 25th, 2015 Runners from Ethiopia won the Bolder Boulder professional 10K race on Monday while two…
BBC News By Julian Siddle and Vibeke Venema Two billion cups of coffee are drunk around the world every day…
Like the other people in his village, Berhanu Wodajo, a 40-year-old farmer, is planning to vote for “the bee.” The bee is government.
Ethiopia will hold election Sunday, but critics of the longtime ruling party say systematic repression has made this vote a nonevent.
On Sunday, millions of Ethiopians will line up at polling stations to participate in Africa’s largest exercise of political theatre.
It has been the most dangerous year to be a journalist in Ethiopia with attacks on the media starting a year before the election.
The ruling party says Ethiopia is a “developmental democracy”, but opponents question what that really means , and say that the country is not enjoying much democracy or development.
Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Released today a report documenting human rights violations ahead of Ethiopia’s election.
BBC News The current parliament in Ethiopia has only one opposition representative. Could this all change when up to 36…
Yared Zeleke’s sharp eye for the culture of his homeland is showcased in this tremendous ethnographic debut.
Making its World Premiere at the ongoing 2015 Cannes Film Festival is Yared Zeleke’s coming-of-age drama, “Lamb,”
Slate Magazine By Sarah Margon In July 2012, an Ethiopian court charged the prominent journalist Eskinder Nega with conspiring to…
Tadias Magazine By Tadias Staff Published: Thursday, May 20th, 2015 New York (TADIAS) — You may remember our highlight of…
Chester Higgins’ long-awaited photography exhibition “Zéma” opens at Skoto Gallery in New York on Thursday, May 21st,
Aljazeera America By Awol Allo It was only two months ago during the Israeli election that the White House was…
The only international observers during Ethiopia’s elections Sunday will be from the African Union.
VOA News By Marthe van der Wolf ADDIS ABABA — Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn, who assumed power in 2012…
A professor at Hebrew University’s School of Social Work explains about the current protests, specific barriers Ethiopian women face.
Chester Higgins Jr.’s work from Ethiopia is on display this month at the Skoto Gallery in New York through June 20.
The Washington Post By Terrence Lyons Ethiopia, Washington’s security partner and Africa’s second most populous country, is scheduled to hold…
Red Leaves will screen at the opening of the 12th annual Sheba Film Festival at the JCC in New York on Tuesday, May 19th.
The opening show at Aster’s upcoming NYC concert will be performed by the Dance Theater of Nepal Master Musicians.
Netanyahu said that the Ethiopian Jews’ journey to Israel “articulates the vision” of the Jewish State.
Adega 911 allows reporting of missing persons in Libya, Yemen, South Africa and other countries where migrants face dangers.
After being cleared by FIFA Gedion Zelalem will play for the US in the under-20 World Cup in New Zealand.
The first annual commemoration of African American pilot Col. John C. Robinson was held in Ethiopia last month.
A song praising the perfect ‘Afro’ hairdo features in the new album by Ethiopian-American artist Meklit Hadero.
Reuters BY AARON MAASHO ADDIS ABABA — An Eritrean diplomat from the Red Sea state’s mission to the African Union…
Times of IsraeL BY DANIEL BERNSTEIN Police officer caught on video beating Ethiopian-born soldier Damas Pakada will be fired and…
Amnesty International Monday, May 11, 2015 Widespread abuses by armed groups, smugglers, traffickers and organized criminal groups in Libya as…
Ethiopian-Israelis demanded on Sunday that the government set up ministerial committees to address their needs.
Ethiopian-Israeli activists called for a police officer caught on camera beating an Ethiopian-Israeli soldier to be put on trial.
One of Julie’s paintings sold for $4.6 million two years ago ranking her among the most expensive living female artists.
The family of the late Teddy Mitiku is auctioning the legendary musician’s saxophone.
Mail & Guardian Africa Egypt’s Sisi Continues to Woo Addis Ababa, Says Ethiopians ‘rescued’ from Libya Unlike his predecessors, the…
Tadias Magazine Events News Published: Sunday, May 10th, 2015 Denver, Colorado — The Denver Lion’s Foundation will host a screening…
Tadias Magazine By Liben Eabisa Published: Thursday, May 7th, 2015 New York (TADIAS) — The thriving dining scene in Harlem…
Given the failures that have characterized efforts to integrate Ethiopian Jews into Israel, the recent turmoil was not surprising.
The Washington Post By Wendy R. Sherman, Washington Regarding the May 1 editorial “Make-believe on Ethiopia”: Ethiopia is a valuable…
Ethiopian Israeli groups continue to react to the recent protests and the long festering issues of racism in Israel.
Demas Fikadey, a 21-year-old soldier of Ethiopian descent has become the unlikely face of an Ethiopian-Israeli Discontent.
Air Force Times By Jeff Schogol, Staff writer The Air Force Office of Special Investigations is looking for an alleged…
The Washington Post By Michael J. West “There is no place in Ethiopia where Girma could do this!” an immigrant…
A protest in Tel Aviv over police mistreatment of Ethiopian Jews turned violent Sunday, resulting in dozens of injuries.
VOA News By Paul Sisco Xenophobia is defined as the unreasoned fear or hatred of foreigners. And that’s the name…
Ethiopian-owned cafes have opened in several American cities despite competition from mega corporations like Starbucks.
VOA News Updated: May 02, 2015 The decision to bring charges against six Baltimore police officers in the death of…
African American aviator Col. John C. Robinson helped to train & lead military and civilian pilots in Ethiopia during World War II.
Tadias Magazine Events News Published: Friday, May 1st, 2015 New York (TADIAS) — The 6th Wreath Laying Ceremony and the…
The pioneering Ethiopian restaurant Meskerem has closed in Washington’s Adams Morgan. It was sold for $1.7 million.
The Washington Post By Editorial Board ETHIOPIA’S ELECTIONS, scheduled for May 24, are shaping up to be anything but democratic.…
Netanyahu urges calm as Ethiopian-Israeli protesters clash with police in Jerusalem over police beating of army officer.
Associated Press By ELIAS MESERET ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia — Ethiopia is drafting a new law to stiffen punishments for human…
Yared Zeleke’s new film “Lamb” has been selected to screen at the 2015 Cannes Film Festival in France.
A candlelight vigil was held in New York City on Tuesday evening in honor of the Ethiopian ISIL victims.
An upcoming exhibition in New York features stunning photograph of Ethiopia.
WSMV-TV Nashville By Cody Engdahl NASHVILLE, TN — Hundreds showed up at a vigil along the Cumberland River on Sunday…
The 2015 Sheba Film Festival opens in New York in May and features new films from Ethiopia and Israel.
ABC Australia Swerving around potholes and speeding through chaotic traffic makes skateboarding the crowded streets of Ethiopia’s capital a risky…
A candlelight vigil will be held in New York on Tuesday in memory of Ethiopians who were killed by ISIL in Libya.
The Denver Post By Bruce Finley The beheading and shooting of 30 Ethiopian migrants by Islamic State fighters last week…
WABE Atlanta Radio Alison Guillory Thursday night, the Ethiopian community held a candlelight vigil in Clarkston, Georgia. The event was…
Aljazeera America By James Jeffrey Six days a week, an Ethiopian Airlines flight departs for Washington, D.C., with a fresh…
Natnael Feleke has been imprisoned for a year without trial. This is his letter to the US secretary of state smuggled out of jail.
Africa Geographic Magazine By Lori Robinson 24 April 2015 In the highlands of Ethiopia, American scientist Meg Lowman is working…
In the wake of the Libya tragedy, its high time to face the root causes of Ethiopia’s perpetual migrant crisis.
CPJ By Kerry Paterson/CPJ Africa Research Associate It will be one year this weekend since six bloggers were arrested in…
The New York Times By Jacey Fortin ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia — In a downtrodden neighborhood called Cherkos, not far from…
Ethiopian police clash with demonstrators during Libya protest in Addis Ababa on Wednesday.
BBC News 22 April 2015 Tens of thousands of Ethiopians have attended a rally in the capital, Addis Ababa, condemning…
Grieving relatives of those killed by Islamic State militants in Libya struggling to make sense of their loved ones’ fate.
Tens of thousands of East African refugees and asylum-seekers are at risk of being left behind in Yemen’s roiling violence.
The New York Times By DANIEL MAGAZINER and SEAN JACOBS Updated: APRIL 24, 2015 For the third time in seven…
Tadias Magazine By Tadias Staff Published: Tuesday, April 21st, 2015 New York (TADIAS) — Award-winning photographers Aida Muluneh from Ethiopia…