Black History Month: NYC Exhibition on the African Diaspora in India
The five-month exhibition, the history of Africans in India, opened at the Schomburg Center in NYC on February 1st, 2013.
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Burkina Faso Beats Ethiopia 4-0 in African Cup
Ethiopia lost 4-0 against Burkina Faso on Friday in the team’s second game in Group C at 2013 Africa Cup of Nations.
Ethiopia Fined for Fan Trouble at African Cup
San Francisco Chronicle NELSPRUIT, South Africa (AP) — The Confederation of African Football has fined Ethiopia’s football federation $10,000 after…
Haile Gerima’s Film ‘Bush Mama’ Part of L.A. Rebellion
Haile Gerima’s films are among movies by a group of African filmmakers featured at The Museum of the Moving Image.
Editorial: Our Role in Shaping U.S.-Africa Policy in Obama’s Second Term
Influencing U.S. foreign policy requires a culture of respectful political discourse, which has not been the hallmark of the Diaspora.
Great Start for Ethiopia at Africa Cup of Nations: Zambia 1-1 Walya
The Walya Antelopes, the Ethiopian national soccer team, made a historic return to the Africa Cup of Nations this week.
Sights and Sounds from the 2013 Presidential Inauguration (Video)
President Barack Obama is calling for united action by a divided America to address a host of problems as he starts his second term.
In Pictures: Teddy Afro & Abogida Band in South Africa
Teddy Afro performed in Johannesburg, South Africa last weekend at ‘Africa Cup Kick-Off Party’ supporting the Walyas.
From Minnesota to Ethiopia: U.S. Soccer Star Fuad Ibrahim Eyes Africa Cup
Walya’s Fuad Ibrahim, a young American striker who once played for the U.S Under-17 and Under-20 teams.
Africa Cup Kick-Off Party: Teddy Afro & Abogida Band in South Africa
Teddy Afro will perform live in Johannesburg, South Africa this weekend at “Go Walya Africa Cup Kick-Off Party.”
Ethiopian Airlines Grounds 787 Dreamliner
Ethiopian Airlines has grounded its 787 aircrafts for inspection following a safety warning issued by the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration.
787 Dreamliner Battery Troubles Put Boeing on Edge
Aviation authorities around the world are grounding the Boeing 787 Dreamliner passenger jet following a safety warning.
The Film ‘Migrations’ Nominated for Tribeca Film Institute’s Heineken Affinity Award
Migrations is an adventure thriller featuring an international ring of art thieves led by an Ethiopian-German woman.
10 Sentenced in Ethiopian al-Qaida Case
VOA News Marthe Van Der Wolf ADDIS ABABA — An Ethiopian court has convicted ten people of having links to…
In Pictures: Countdown to Africa Cup 2013
The 29th edition of the Africa Cup of Nations will start in Johannesburg, South Africa on Saturday, January 19th, 2013.
Ethiopia: Lalibela Price Hike Angers Some Visitors and Local Business
Visitors to Lalibela were in for a surprise last week when entrance fees went up by 160 percent overnight.
Philadelphia: Debo Band Brings Sounds of Ethiopia, Much More to Town
Hard-driving African music held court Saturday night at World Cafe Live in Philadelphia with rhythms of Africa and its diaspora.
Bazu Worku & Merima Mohammed Win Houston Marathon
Bazu Worku was the winner of the men’s Houston Marathon on Sunday, while Merima Mohammed won the women’s division.
The Walya Antelopes: Coach Says Ethiopia Ready for Africa Cup Despite Second-guessing
Coach Sewnet Bishaw says his team will give it its best shot at the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations, which opens in South Africa on Friday.
In Pictures: Global Survey of Trachoma Eye Infections Begins in Ethiopia
The first survey started this week in Oromia, in central Ethiopia where 22 million people live in suspected endemic areas.
Ethiopia’s Expanding Sectors Prone to Corruption
VOA News Martha van der Wolf ADDIS ABABA — A new study says the fastest-growing sectors of Ethiopia’s economy, such…
SELEDA: Ethiopian Art Exhibition in the Bay Area
The event organized by the Ethiopian Arts Forum and The Jazz Heritage Center takes place at Lush Life Gallery in San Francisco.
From Ethiopia to Chile: Day 1 of a 7-Year Walk
Associated Press By JASON STRAZIUSO NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) – On the eve of an unimaginably long walk — one that…
Update: Two Men Arrested for Ethiopia Tourist’s Death
A 27-year-old Austrian tourist was killed in northern Ethiopia when his group was attacked during a whitewater rafting trip on the Nile.
New Exhibition Highlights the History of Africans in India
The exhibition at Schomburg Center features 109 images displayed in 33 panels, including photographic reproductions of paintings.
Novelist Maaza Mengiste Writes Script for ‘Girl Rising’ Film
Inside is our interview with Maaza Mengiste about her new project writing the script for the documentary ‘Girl Rising.’
ESAT: FBI Investigating Alleged Murder Plot Against Abebe Gellaw
ESAT is reporting that FBI is currently investigating an alleged assassination plot against Abebe Gellaw.
Reeyot Alemu Loses Appeal
Reyot Alemu lost an appeal on Tuesday against a five-year prison sentence on terror charges. She faces three more years in Jail.
PM Hailemariam Marks 100 Days in Office
Hailemariam Desalegn, Ethiopia’s prime minister, has said that he is willing to hold talks with neighboring Eritrea.
Ethiopia: ‘1000 Places to See Before You Die’
The author of the book “1,000 Places to See Before You Die” will leads a trip to Ethiopia in the spring.
‘Girl Rising’ Film & Campaign Coming in Spring
The feature-length film displays the power of access to education in the life of a girl residing in a developing nation.
Hillary Clinton Out of Hospital After Treatment for Blood Clot
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton was admitted to a New York hospital Sunday after the discovery of a blood clot.
Ethiopia’s Squad for Africa Cup Include 3 Foreign-based Players
Ethiopia have enlisted a trio of foreign-based Ethiopian players for the upcoming Africa Cup of Nations 2013.
Born to Run: Ethiopia’s Golden Girl Tirunesh Dibaba
Three-time Olympic champion Tirunesh Dibaba is the current cream of a crop that has helped put Bekoji, Ethiopia on the map.
Congress Approves ‘Fiscal Cliff’ Deal
After long talks, the House approves Senate bill, ending the long national drama over the “fiscal cliff.
Sole Rebels Planning Expansion With 30 New Franchise Stores
Innovative Ethiopian footwear manufacturer Sole Rebels will open more retail outlets worldwide this year.
Ethiopia: Police Says Qaida Terror Cell Arrested
Ten men were found guilty Tuesday by an Ethiopian court of plotting terror attacks.
New Year Revelers Celebrate Around the Globe
Nations across Europe, the Middle East and Asia have welcomed in the new year as celebrations unfold around the globe.…
Ethiopia Gearing up for Africa Cup 2013
The continent’s most prestigious soccer tournament will kick off on January 19 in South Africa.
Looking Ahead to AIDS-Free Generation
2012 was a year when political leaders and top health officials freely spoke of attaining an AIDS-free generation.
2012 in Pictures: Politics, London Olympics and Alem Dechasa
2012 has been a year of historic surprises…inside are images from some of the biggest stories of the year.
High Hopes for Ethiopia’s Rising Classical Music Stars – Video
One evening last month, classical Spain was on dispaly at the Ethiopian National Theatre in Addis Ababa.
2012 in Review: Ten Arts & Culture Stories
In 2012 we lost Afewerk Tekle, Here are ten arts & culture stories that captured our attention in 2012.
Bofta Yimam of Fox 13 News – Video
We recently had a Google hangout session with Ethiopian American Journalist Bofta Yimam.
U.S. College Students for Ethiopia Internship Application for 2013 Now Open
Tadias Magazine By Tadias Staff Published: Saturday, December 22, 2012 New York (TADIAS) – The Ethiopian Global Initiative (EGI), a…
Ethiopia Moving to Address Doctor Shortage; Critics Say Corners Being Cut
Ethiopia moving to address doctor shortage but critics say corners being cut.
Report From Second Community Forum on Mental Health – Video
Last week I hosted the second public forum on mental health here in Washington, D.C.
Human Rights Watch: 4 Journalists From Ethiopia Win Free Speech Prize
Human Rights Watch December 20, 2012 New York – Four Ethiopian journalists have received the prestigious Hellman/Hammett award for 2012…
Helen Getachew: Miss Universe Ethiopia 2012
22-year-old Helen Getachew represented Ethiopia at the 2012 Miss Universe pageant held in Las Vegas.
Journalist Bofta Yimam Nominated for Three Regional Emmy Awards
Journalist Bofta Yimam is nominated for three Regional Emmy Awards by the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences.
Update: President Obama Nominates Sen. John Kerry for Secretary of State
President Obama is leaning strongly toward naming John Kerry to succeed Hillary Rodham Clinton as secretary of state.
Interview With Filmmaker Brenda Davis
Her most recent movie explores innovative ways to deliver healthcare to childbearing women in Ethiopia, Cambodia and Haiti.
Ethiopia Introduces Health-Care Service Via Phone
A young Ethiopian doctor is starting the service in an attempt to improve access to health care.
CCTV: Teddy Afro Gaining International Recognition
As Teddy Afro continues his current world tour, the Ethiopian pop star is also attracting international media attention.
Update: The Year’s Top 10 ‘Jailers of Journalists’
CPJ’s 2012 census of imprisoned journalists finds 232 writers, editors, and photojournalists behind bars this year.
Wharton Business School Spotlights SoleRebels’ Bethlehem Tilahun Alemu
In Ethiopia, Trading Poverty for Prosperity Provides Global Success for soleRebels (Wharton) By Knowledge Wharton Network – University of Pennsylvania…
Stronger America Needs Stronger Ethiopia
This was the first face to face encounter between the leaders of Ethiopia and the United States.
Revisiting Graziani’s Atrocities in Ethiopia
This program is being organized by Ethio-Mixer, a weekly events series, and in light of recent developments in Affile, Italy.
TEDx Video: Gabriel Teodros Does Hip Hop & Science Fiction
TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share their experiences.
The Washington Post on Metasebia Yoseph, Founder of “A Culture of Coffee”
The Washington Post By — Delece Smith-Barrow For the millions of Americans who drink coffee every day, grabbing a cup…
Meet Helen Getachew: Miss Universe 2012 Contestant From Ethiopia
22-year old Helen Getachew will represent Ethiopia at the 2012 Miss Universe contest.
Mississippi to Ethiopia: Understanding ‘Brown Condor’
This forgotten Mississippi Coast hero, a daring aviator who survived a fight on behalf of Ethiopia against Italian dictator Mussolini.
Community Forum on Mental Health – Saturday December 15th
I will be moderating a discussion on mental health in our community next weekend as we continue the conversation on the topic.
Science Blog: Ethiopians, Tibetans Thrive in Thin Air Using Different Genes
Science Blog Scientists say they have pinpointed genetic changes that allow some Ethiopians to live and work more than a…
Update: Eritrea Withdraw From Ethiopia Qualifiers in African Championship
Eritrea have withdrawn from their African Nations Championship qualifiers against Ethiopia, football officials confirmed.
In UAE, Illegal Migrant Workers From Ethiopia and Philippines Rush to Seek Amnesty
Hundreds of Ethiopian and Filipino illegal residents in the United Arab Emirates are partaking in an amnesty program.
‘Africans in the Diaspora’ Launches Holiday Campaign
Africans in the Diaspora (AiD) announced it has selected three social change organizations as recipients of its 2012 holiday fundraising drive.
West Coast Fundraiser for Ethiopia Reads
The 2012 event will take place on Saturday, December 8th in Seattle, Washington.
A Writers’ Celebration of Romare Bearden
We highlighted the distinguished African American artist Romare Bearden earlier this years as part of Black History month.
The 2012 African Diaspora Film Festival
The 2012 African Diaspora International Film Festival is currently underway at various venues in New York City.
How Old is Haile Gebrselassie?
By Matt Fitzgerald | Competitor.com His passport says Ethiopian legend is 39, but there’s reason to believe otherwise. Every morning,…
Another Statue Controversy in Ethiopia? Unconfirmed Reports Fuel Online Buzz
Global Voices It was in 1896 that Ethiopian forces led by Emperor Menelik II had defeated an Italian army with…
The Washington Post on the Ethiopian American Group “Artists for Charity”
When Abezash Tamerat founded Artists for Charity in 2002, it was to help save a rape crisis center on the verge of losing funding.
Photos From Teddy Afro’s Concert in DC
Teddy performed for a sold-out crowd at Echostage in Washington D.C last Friday, November 23rd, as part of his on going world tour.
Senait Ashenafi: Ex-‘General Hospital Star Arrested at Dallas Airport
TMZ TMZ has learned, she was arrested at Dallas airport for public intoxication last weekend … after allegedly raising a…
Ethiopian Political Head-Butting in Houston Spawns Lawsuit, Criminal Charge
According to the law suit, an Ethiopian-American man claims he was assaulted by another Ethiopian for handing out flyers.
Update: Romney Meets With Obama at White House Lunch (Photo & Video)
President Obama and his one-time Republican challenger, Governor Mitt Romney, met for lunch at the White House on Thursday.
How Ethiopia Lost Control of Its Teff Genetic Resources
FNI News In 2005, Ethiopia concluded an agreement with the Dutch company HPFI, sharing its teff genetic resources in return…
Ambassadors for Health: Primary Medical Care in Ethiopia
The Guardian By Evelyn Owen Skilled and respected workers have revolutionised neighbourhood healthcare in Ethiopia – using a model other…
Update: Uganda Beat Ethiopia to Reach Cecafa Cup Quarter-finals
In the first game of the day Ethiopia, who are heading to the Africa Cup of Nations, edged out South Sudan 1-0.
Brooklyn to Ethiopia: Tomás Doncker With CNN’s Suzanne Malveaux
Tomás Doncker discusses his project and the people that influenced his music from Brooklyn to Ethiopia.
Time Magazine: Stepping Out, Ethiopian Style
Shoemaker soleRebels, whose funky footwear is entirely made in Ethiopia, has set up its second overseas outlet.
Photos: In Ethiopia, a Close-Up for the Gelada
A Times photographer describes watching the monkeys do a “delicate dance” before being encircled by them.
Federal High Court Expresses Doubts About Eskinder Nega’s Conviction
Ethiopia’s Federal Supreme Court has postponed hearing an appeal of the conviction of Eskinder Nega.
Ethiopian Airline’s African CEO of the Year Warns of Challenges Ahead
The Africa Report CEO Dialogue Ethiopian Airline’s chief executive Tewolde Gebremariam proves a state-owned carrier can turn profits in difficult…
NPR on Samuel Yirga: A Prodigy Reviving Ethiopian Jazz
Samuel Yirga is too young to have experienced the Ethio-jazz movement, but he is a pro at it.
Menna Mulugeta Vying to Win ‘The Voice of Germany’ Talent Show
Menna Mulugeta is taking part in The Voice of Germany singing contest and Teddy Afro will be performing live in DC tonight.
Abey Girma, Suspect in Murder of Ethiopian Dallas Restaurant Owners, Moved From Colorado to Texas
Abey Belette Girma was arrested on a capital murder warrant out of Texas and booked into jail.
Artists for Charity: The 2012 Holiday Art Auction To Benefit Children in Ethiopia
AFC’s 6th Annual Holiday Benefit and Art Auction will be held in D.C. on Saturday, December 1st.
How Attractive Is Ethiopia To Young Professionals?
The publication Venture Africa looks at how Africans are relocating to other countries within the continent for Work.
Teddy Afro in DC: ‘Tikur Sew’ Concert on Black Friday
Teddy Afro is scheduled to perform live on November 23rd in Washington, DC as part of his current world tour.
Asylum: The Story of Zena Tafesse Asfaw
Interview with Zena Asfaw about her upcoming book that chronicle’s her perilous flight from Ethiopia to America.
Metasebia Yoseph’s Transmedia Project: ‘A Culture Of Coffee’
Interview with Metasebia Yoseph about her multimedia projects promoting the history and culture of coffee.
‘The Athlete’: Catch A Movie About Abebe Bikila at Film Festival Flix
Atletu (The Athlete) is currently featured as part of the Film Festival Flix- a monthly film series and an online platform.
SoleRebels Expands to Asia (Interview & Photos)
The company said the new shop is located in one the busiest business districts in Taiwan’s 3rd largest city Taichung.
Review of Pianist Samuel Yirga’s Album
NPR reviews Ethiopian Pianist Samuel Yirga’s debut album Guzo.
Photojournalist Gediyon Kifle Presents: ‘Making a Moment Decisive’
Gediyon Kifle will appear as a guest speaker this weekend at a lecture series sponsored by Leica Camera in Washington, DC.
Scientific American: Last 500 Ethiopian Wolves Endangered by Lack of Genetic Diversity
Scientific American By John R. Platt The last wolves in Africa face a difficult road if they are going to…
WATCH: President Obama’s Heartfelt Thank You to Volunteers & Staff
Tadias Magazine: By Tadias Staff Updated: Friday, November 9, 2012 New York (TADIAS) – The day after his historic re-election…
What Does the Re-Election of Obama Mean for U.S.-Ethiopia Relations?
What does the re-election of President Barack Obama mean for American diplomacy with Ethiopia?