Author: Tadias Magazine

According to the International Center for Research on Women, the girls’ lives are improved through evaluated programs.

Ethiopia’s three-time Olympic champion Kenenisa Bekele won the Paris marathon on his debut at the distance on Sunday.

Motown will move its base to Los Angeles where it will be headed by Ethiopia Habtemariam.

The critically acclaimed film “Half of a Yellow Sun” is the centerpiece selection of the 2014 NY African Film Festival.

The farmer argues that huge sums handed to Ethiopia are breaching Britain’s own human rights rules.

The Woman’s National Democratic Club is hosting a discussion on April 1st entitled “Strategic Importance of Ethiopia in Africa.

EAC announced that its endorsing Ike Leggett for reelection as Maryland’s Montgomery County Executive.

In his latest documentary filmmaker Dagmawi Yimer reflects on the difficulties of being an immigrant in Italy.

Ethiopian scientist Segenet Kelemu is working to improve the resistance and productivity of forage grasses.

Third International Conference of Ethiopian Women in the Diaspora takes place on Saturday in Silver Spring.

The New York Times book review of Dinaw Mengestu’s deeply moving latest novel “All Our Names.”

Abraham Verghese has been selected for the $250,000 Heinz Award for Arts and Humanities.

Besides the size of its population, what attracts multinational consumer groups to Ethiopia is economic growth.

Genzebe won this year’s World Indoor Championship in the women’s 3000m final held in Poland on March 9th.

Amane Gobena the Los Angeles Marathon on Sunday in 2 hours, 27 minutes, 37 seconds after finishing sixth in Dubai on Jan. 25.

Bekoji is home to some of Ethiopia’s best known Olympians and the world’s greatest distance athletes.

Secretary of State John Kerry mentioned Eskinder Nega on Thursday during a press briefing in Washington.

It’s a captivating…The song, like the album, reflects the singer’s belief that life is worth embracing, bumps and all.

The Ethiopian victim (who is now nine-months pregnant) still faces additional immigration-related charges.

A lawsuit filed on Tuesday accuses Ethiopia of infecting a US man’s computer with “spyware” as part of a campaign to gather intelligence about those critical of the government.

The Ethiopian pilot who hijacked a flight to Rome and took it to Geneva recently lost his uncle, a relative said Tuesday.

The co-pilot of an Ethiopian Airlines jet en route to Rome from Ethiopia seized control of the plane Monday and flew it to Geneva.

Difret has won the prize for best film screening in the Panorama section of the Berlin International Film Festival.

The targets of such attacks often are political activists, human rights workers and journalists.

Walyas head coach Sewnet Bishaw has been sacked after a disastrous performance at the African Nations Championship.

How Ethiopia’s Agricultural Transformation Agency, is emerging as a model for bureaucratic collaboration in food security.

In a historic move, the US Congress has taken a stance on land grabs-related human rights abuses in Ethiopia.

Eskinder Nega has been awarded the 2014 Golden Pen of Freedom by the World Association of Newspaper Publishers.

Difret, an Ethiopian film based on a true story, wins Sundance’s World Cinema Dramatic Audience Award.

Ethiopia claimed the top five positions in the men’s section and the top nine spots in the women’s category in the Dubai Marathon on Friday.