Author: Tadias Magazine

President Barack Obama has been re-elected for second-term defeating his Republican challenger Mitt Romney.

The runners dedicated Sunday to helping families whose houses were damaged or destroyed by storm.

Reeyot Alemu received the 2012 Courage in Journalism award Wednesday from a women’s media group.

Mekonen won the 54th Atlantic City Marathon and fellow Ethiopian Gedese Edeto was the women’s champion Sunday.

To aim high sometimes pays dividends. Ethiopia is celebrating a return to the Africa Cup of Nations.

The appointment of Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn by parliament last month was conducted peacefully.

Women’s champion Firehiwot Dado of Ethiopia has withdrawn from this year’s New York City Marathon.

A large number of D.C.’s immigrant cab drivers left behind professional careers in their home countries.

International researchers have provided the first DNA evidence that the Addis Ababa lion in Ethiopia is genetically unique.

According to the World Bank, more than 20 sub-Saharan African countries, totaling more than 400 million people, have gained middle-income status.

CBS4 News DENVER – There is a $10,000 reward and new attention in an unsolved murder case in Denver dating…

A Las Vegas cab driver from Ethiopia found nearly a quarter of a million dollars in his taxi and was able to get it back to its rightful owner.

VOA News By Sophia Gebrehiwot WASHINGTON D.C. – Solomon Ayele Dersso Phd, is a senior researcher with Peace and Security…

By Associated Press, Updated: Monday, October 8, 12:05 PM ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia — Two weekly newspapers that have been critical…

‘It was a great day for Ethiopia’ on Sunday at the Chicago Marathon in Grant Park, were Tsegaye Kebede set a course record.

A prominent couple in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania is accused of abusing their two adopted Ethiopian children.

In his interview with VOA’s Peter Heinlein last week, PM Hailemariam defended the continued imprisonment of Eskinder Nega.

VOA News Marthe Van Der Wolf September 25, 2012 ADDIS ABABA, ETHIOPIA — Almost 300 stranded Ethiopian migrants returned on…

President Obama speaks at Clinton Global Initiative conference in New York and pleads for the end of human trafficking.

Ethiopia’s parliament swore in Hailemariam Desalegn as the new prime minister on Friday. He was a former deputy PM under Meles.

Eskinder Nega lived in Washington, D.C. before returning to his native Ethiopia to start one of the country’s first-ever independent newspapers.

The documentary Point Four is scheduled to be screened in Washington, D.C. this week to employees of USAID.

Marcus Samuelsson is now a State Chef and member of the American Chef Corps.

Back home after being imprisoned in Ethiopia, two Swedish journalists dismissed their trial as a “sham.”

Dr Eleni Gabre-Madhin, an Ethiopian economist and founder and outgoing CEO of the Ethiopia Commodity Exchange (ECX).

VOA News ADDIS ABABA — Ethiopia is starting to look to the future, following the death of Prime Minister Meles…

The state funeral in Addis Ababa was attended by hundreds of dignitaries from around the world.

Oakland North Oakland, California – On a table by the door in Addis Restaurant on Oakland’s Telegraph Avenue, a tall…

Tadias Magazine News Update August, 28, 2012 New York (TADIAS) – The Ethiopian Ministry of Justice said it will not…

The death of PM Meles has pushed his relatively unknown successor, Hailemariam Desalegn, into the spotlight.

The head of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church, Abune Paulos, has died aged 76, the government has announced.

CPJ is calling for the release of Yusuf Getachew, editor of “YeMuslimoch Guday” (Muslim Affairs).

Marcus Samuelsson greets customers at his Red Rooster Harlem restaurant.