Miss Africa USA Picks Ethiopian Finalist
Tsige Hussien of Virginia will represent Ethiopia at the 2011 Miss Africa USA Pageant.
Author: Tadias Magazine
Africa Blossoms: A Continent On the Verge of an Agricultural Revolution
To those who think Ethiopia as a place of hunger, it’s surprising to know that the country’s yuppies are food traders.
Teenager Sara Kebede hopes to help aspiring athletes in Ethiopia
Sara Kebede is not your regular 16-year-old American. She gets perfect grades and is a champion runner.
Gemini Health Care Group Prepares for Medical Mission to Ethiopia
The organization said its next medical mission to Ethiopia is scheduled from October 25th to November 5th.
Africans Shed Few Tears for Gadhafi
The reaction to the death of former Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi has been mostly subdued across Africa.
D.C. Suburbs Flush With Foreign Royalty
The Washington Post/Lifestyle By Emily Wax WASHINGTON — The petite, curly-haired princess of Ethiopia is a mortgage-loan officer who commutes…
On Social Media, Ethiopians Continue to React to Shweyga Mullah’s Case
A social media campaign is raging among Ethiopians online after CNN revealed the abuse of Shweye Mullah.
So What If Joe Mamo Made $788 Million?
When he was a 13-year-old braving northern-Midwest winters, Eyob “Joe” Mamo couldn’t have imagined that he would someday control a mini-empire of gas stations on the East Coast.
Buzunesh Deba: New York’s Hope at ING NYC Marathon
If Buzunesh Deba wins the race next month, she will become the first New Yorker to win the ING New York City Marathon.
Swing State: Jazz-Mad Ethiopia Rejoices at a Musical Revival
TIME By ALEX PERRY Thursday, Oct. 06, 2011 Walking into the jazzamba lounge in Addis Ababa as it readies for…
Harlem to Horn: Fundraiser for Famine Relief
The following is a video coverage of “Brunch for the Horn of Africa,” the fundraiser for famine relief held in Harlem.
Apple ‘Visionary’ Steve Jobs Dies at 56
Technology legend Steve Jobs passes away just weeks after resigning as CEO of his company Apple.
Ethiopian, Kenyan win Twin Cities Marathon
An Ethiopian woman and a Kenyan man won $15,000 apiece after their victories in the Twin Cities Marathon.
Ethiopian Families Gather in Oakland to Celebrate Meskel
Hundreds of Ethiopian immigrants and their families from around the Bay Area gathered in Oakland last Sunday for Meskel,
Couple Accused of Starving Daughter Plead Not Guilty
The couple was arrested on charges that they abused their 13-year-old adopted daughter to death in May.
Driven Ethiopian Refugee Wins SF State Scholarship
Betsaida Abraham moved to California from Ethiopia at age 12, didn’t speak English and never attended school.
Nine Ethiopian band members killed, 17 injured
Police said the accident happened on Monday in the Amhara region while the artists were travelling to South Sudan.
Brooklyn to Ethiopia: Doncker, Gigi, Selam, Laswell, and more
It’s a tribute to Ethiopia and its history as it is a soulful blend of R&B, spoken word and global urban sounds.
Maryland Spotlights Blessed Coffee – The State’s Newest Benefit Corporation
Governor Martin O’Malley of Maryland was in a jovial mood at the inauguration of Blessed Coffee in Takoma Park.
Learning to live with autism in Ethiopia
Zemi Yunus had no idea what autism was, but she knew her son, Jojo, was “different from other children.”
Tadias Honored With Service Award from Nation to Nation Networking
Tadias Magazine will receive the Exceptional Service Award for ‘Bridge-Building Across Cultures’ from Nation to Nation Networking next month.
In Harlem, a Feast for Ethiopia Famine
The Wall Street Journal highlights “Brunch for the Horn of Africa,” the fundraiser benefiting famine relief held on Sunday, September 18 in New York.
Miss Africa USA Making Progress in Its Search for Miss Ethiopia
Miss Africa USA said its making progress in its search for Miss Ethiopia in time for its upcoming event.
Photos From Brunch for the Horn of Africa
Chef Marcus Samulesson and his wife Model Gate Maya Haile hosted “Brunch for the Horn of Africa” on Sunday.
Photos Show Shweyga Mullah Arriving in Malta for Medical Treatment
Reuters By Darrin Zammit Lupi SEP 16, 2011 Ever since the Libyan uprising began last February, the small Mediterranean island…
Tadias Q & A With Photographer Michael Tsegaye: Addis Ababa’s Red Light District
Addis Ababa does not have a Red Light District per se, but the Sebategna area in Merkato comes close to it.
Two Ethiopian Journalists, Actor Detained on Terrorism Charges
Journalists labeled “terrorists” are jailed without charges, killed worldwide, says Joel Simon, executive director of the Committee to Protect Journalists.
Governor Martin O’Malley to Attend the Inauguration of Blessed Coffee
Tadias Magazine Events News Thursday, September 15, 2011 New York (TADIAS) – Governor Martin O’Malley of Maryland will attend the…
UPDATE: SOLD OUT: Marcus & Maya to Host Brunch for the Horn in Harlem
10 More reservations will open up later on today. Follow @MarcusCooks on Twitter and be the first to know.
The Plight of Ethiopian Women in the Middle East: Q & A With Rahel Zegeye
Her story brings to the forefront the plight of thousands of female Ethiopian migrant workers.
NYC: Reggae Star Eyob Mekonen & Fashion Show at SOB’s – Sept 17th
Tadias Magazine Events News Monday, September 12, 2011 New York (TADIAS) – With Enqutatsh festivities behind us, New Yorkers will…
America Marks 10 Years Since Sept. 11 Terrorist Attacks
Today marks 10 years since the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on the United States.
Gemini Health Care Group to Hold Annual Fundraiser Gala – September 24
The theme for this year’s event is “Bridging the Health Care Gap through Partnerships.”
Enkutatsh Celebration at Cultural Arts Center Silver Spring
Tadias Magazine Events News Saturday, September 10, 2011 New York (TADIAS) – Enkutatsh, a day where Ethiopian families gather to…
Q & A: Bethlehem T. Alemu to Address the 2011 World Bank-IMF Annual Meetings
We asked Bethlehem a few questions regarding her upcoming talk at the World Bank-IMF Annual Meetings.
Miss Africa USA Searching for Miss Ethiopia
Miss Africa USA pageant says Ethiopia remains unrepresented as they prepare to crown the 2011 Queen.
Ethiopian Girl, 4, Is Brought to U.S. for Life-Changing Surgery
When you first glance at Samirawit Hallemariam – it’s almost impossible not to notice the growth on her face.
San Jose Marks Ethiopian New Year With Flag Raising Ceremony – Thursday at noon
San Jose is gearing up for the 7th Annual City Hall flag raising ceremony.
Photos: LA’s Little Ethiopia Street Festival
The crowd celebrated the upcoming Ethiopian New Year with live music, cultural dances, fashion show, speeches and ceremonies.
Why U.S. Roasters Avoid Ethiopian Coffee
Ethiopian coffee beans are being shunned by boutique U.S. roasters and retailers.
How You Can Help Shweyga Mullah
A fundraising effort is underway to raise money for the treatment of the badly burned Shwygar Mullah.
Ethiopia Wins Gold in Mens 10,000m in South Korea, Kenenisa Bekele Pulls Out
Ethiopia’s Ibrahim Jeilan was the surprise winner of the men’s 10,000m at the world championships.
How Gadhafi’s Daughter-in-Law Burnt Ethiopian Nanny With Scalding Water
An Ethiopian nanny who was burned with boiling water by Hannibal Gaddafi’s wife is receiving medical treatment in a Tripoli hospital.
The New York Abay Team: Soccer With an Empire State of Mind
Perhaps it comes with the turf that the New York Abay soccer team believes it should dominate the competition.
The Moving Story of an Ethiopian Teacher in South Africa
Bisho Jarsa, trained as a domestic servant, went to Port Elizabeth, South Africa to become a teacher.
Interview with Solomon Assefa: One of the World’s 35 Top Young Innovators
Solomon explains his work and a bit more about himself and his insights on technological innovation.
Diaspora Activist: Health Care Project in Ethiopia a Success
Asfaha Hadera of ASC says its HIV Prevention and Treatment project in Ethiopia has proved highly successful.
Remembering a Poet Laureate: Tsegaye Gabre-Medhin’s 75th Birthday Anniversary
A special celebration honoring the late Tsegaye Gebremedhin will be held in Addis Ababa & DC.
Vigil Remembers Adopted Girl Who Died in the Rain, Cold
Details about the death of an adopted girl continue to have an impact on the area’s Ethiopian community.
Bethlehem Alemu & Isis Nyongo Among The 20 Youngest Power Women In Africa
Forbes magazine has a new list: ‘The 20 Youngest Power Women In Africa.’
Drought Victims In Ethiopia In Urgent Need Of Aid
Many people in drought-stricken Ethiopia are at risk of dying if urgent action is not taken to assist them.
The 6th Annual Ethiopian Diaspora Business Forum
The 6th Annual Ethiopian Diaspora Business Forum is scheduled to take place in Washington D.C. today.
Tadias TV: Ethiopian Dance & Live Music at Lincoln Center Out of Doors
Watch our video coverage of the 2011 Lincoln Center Out of Doors concert in New York featuring Debo & Fendika.
Ethiopian Jazz at UCLA – Sunday, August 14
The Fowler Museum at UCLA presents an evening of Ethiopian rhythms and melodies on Sunday, August 14.
Photos: Debo & Fendika New York Concert
Debo band and special guest Fendika staged a memorable concert on Thursday, August 11th in New York.
Ethiopia Habtemariam: The New Boss at Motown
Ethiopia Habtemariam, 31, has been named the new head of the legendary Motown record label.
Bob Marley’s Music Used in Campaign to Help Famine Victims
A new social media campaign hopes to help bring awareness to the famine in the Horn of Africa.
Seattle Community Center Tries to Bring Together Ethiopians Split by Politics
America’s Ethiopian community has grown quickly since the 1980s, but we are still influenced by politics back home.
Ethiopia’s Global Shoe Brand Goes Online
SoleRebels, one of Africa’s leading green-footwear brands, has announced its new e-commerce website.
Birtukan Mideksa Awarded The Reagan-Fascell Democracy Fellowship
National Endowment for Democracy has awarded Birtukan Mideksa the Reagan-Fascell Democracy Fellowship.
U.S. Media Attention Turns To East Africa Famine
After the New York Times published a cover story earlier this week, the U.S. media is about to boost its coverage of the East Africa famine.
Debo Band & Fendika Summer Tour Dates: L.A., Oakland, D.C., and NYC
The band will play in New York at the Lincoln Center Outdoors, scheduled for Thursday, August 11th (Today).
Ethiopian Billionaire Wins Libel Action in UK
BBC 29 July 2011 Mohammed Hussein Al-Amoudi was born in Ethiopia, but now spends his time at homes in central…
At Family-Friendly Summer Camp in Virginia, Children Immerse in All Things Ethiopian
The Ethiopian Heritage and Culture Camp in Virginia provides a family-friendly getaway for adopted Ethiopian children.
‘Very best in youth’: Abigail Mariam headed to Harvard, career in public policy
The Granite Hills High School graduate has had a hand in projects benefiting cancer survivors, earthquake victims & more.
Ethiopia Plans Resettlement of People Affected by Looming Hunger Crisis
Ethiopia sees voluntary resettlement of seminomadic peoples into villages as a longterm solution for famine.
Ethiopian Fashion on Display at Africa Fashion-Week New York (Photos)
Ethiopian Designer Fikirte Addis was highlighted at the 2011 Africa Fashion Week New York.
Japan Wins 2011 Women’s World Cup
Japan takes the 2011 Women’s World Cup, the first Asian nation to win the international match.
Tadias TV Interview With Amsale Aberra
This video features the full version of our recent interview with bridal-fashion designer Amsale Aberra.
Debo & Fendika to Perform at The Lincoln Center Out of Doors – August 11
Debo band and Ethiopian cultural dance group Fendika to stage exciting NYC summer concert.
Ethiopia vs. VOA: Acting Director Says ‘I want to set the record straight’
Voice of America’s Executive Editor responded to the recent controversy regarding its Amharic website.
Tadias TV Exclusive: Inside Amsale Boutique
Take a tour inside Amsale Aberra’s bridal boutique, located on New York’s Madison Avenue.
Historic Famine in East Africa Conjures Depressing Sense of Deja Vu
Thousands of families are walking for days in search of food in East Africa’s triangle of hunger.
Soccer Tournament Underway in Atlanta, Ethiopian Heritage Festival Concludes in D.C.
The 28th edition of the Ethiopian soccer tournament, which runs through July 9th, is underway in Atlanta.
$30,000 Raised for First Ethiopian Church in New Jersey (Photos)
A sold-out crowd donated $30,000 to help renovate a newly bought building in Orange, New Jersey.
Ethiopia Accuses Two Journalists of Terrorism Plot
The Ethiopian government accused two journalists of of planning terrorist attacks.
Preview: Tadias Interview With Amsale Aberra
Amsale Aberra discusses her new reality TV show, Ethiopia, her musican daughter and more.
7-11 Hit and Run Suspect to Surrender: Shocking Incident Captured on Video
Police say the woman wanted for a shocking hit-and-run captured on video will turn herself in.
Results From Sunday’s 10K Race in Boston: Gebre Gebremariam Takes Second Place
Ethiopia’s Gebre Gebremariam was second in 28:11.
Boys & Girls Club of Ethiopia?
Above: Ted Alemayhu of USDFA says Africa could gain much from organizations such as the Boys & Girls Clubs of…
Silver Spring Celebrates Ethiopian Fashion, Lifestyle & Culture
Celebrate all things Ethiopian from fashion shows to cultural performances and food in downtown Silver Spring today.
Pentagon Scare Suspect, Yonathan Melaku, Charged in D.C. Area Military Shootings
Yonathan Melaku has been charged in the October 16, 2010 shootings at military sites in VA.
2011 African Business Awards: Ethiopian Named Outstanding Businesswoman
Tadias Magazine News Update Published: Thursday, June 23, 2011 New York (Tadias) – Bethlehem Tilahun Alemu, founder and managing director…
Ramech-Art: Designs of Rahel Takle-Peirce
The untrained eye may not at first spot the significance of the designs of artist Rahel Takle-Peirce.
Ethiopians Handle the Heat and the Cool of End-of-Spring American Races
There is a misconception among running enthusiasts that Ethiopians enjoy competing in hot weather.
Liya Kebede Named New Face of L’Oreal
The Ethiopian-born supermodel has been named the “new face” of L’Oréal Paris.
Pentagon Scare Suspect, Yonathan Melaku, Charged in D.C. Area Military Shootings
Yonathan Melaku has since been released, pending charges unrelated to the Pentagon incident.
Amsale Girls: Ethiopian Bridal Designer Amsale Aberra’s New Reality Show
Bridal fashion designer Amsale Aberra’s new reality show is currently airing on WE TV.
Volcano Ash Disrupts Air Travel in East Africa
More airline companies have followed Ethiopian and Lufthansa in announcing further suspensions of flights in the region.
Meeting the Godfather of Ethiopian Jazz
Above: Mulatu Astatke first cooked up EthioJazz 42 years ago while studying music in the United States. (Photo BBC News)…
Tutu Belay’s Ethiopian Yellow Pages: Life, by the book
She owns the Ethiopian Yellow Pages, listings of Ethiopian American businesses in the D.C. region.
ArifLife: Iphone Application for Ethiopian News and Events
ArifLife is a free application for the iPhone and iPod that helps users easily access news and events.
Ethiopian Runners in the U.S. Vying for a Level Field With Athletes From Ethiopia
Buzunesh Deba of New York City ran the 11th-fastest marathon in the world this year at the 2011 San Diego Marathon.
Clinton’s Remarks at AU Headquarters in Ethiopia (Video & Photos)
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton issued a warning to African leaders: reform or face unrest.
Ethiopian Stars in Canada: Three Wins, One in a Sweep, and a Runner-Up
Ethiopian women accomplished a 1-2-3 sweep in the Ottawa Marathon on Sunday, May 29.
Memorial Day Note: Tribute to African American contribution during the Italo-Ethiopian War
Honoring those who went beyond the call of duty to help Ethiopia.
NYC Concert Featuring Ethiopian, Sudanese, and North African Music
Debo band returns today for a special concert featuring Ethiopian, Sudanese, and North African music.
Interview: Yemane Demissie Talks About His Latest Film on Haile Selassie
Filmmaker Yemane Demissie on “Twilight Revelations: Episodes in the Life & Times of Haile Selassie.”
CNN’s African Voices: Award-Winning Journalist Dawit Kebede
Journalist and newspaper Editor Dawit Kebede is the subject of this week’s CNN’s African Voices.
A Polishman among Ethiopians – Haaretz.com
A century before global Jewry reached out to Ethiopia’s Jewish community, Jacques Faitlovitch was there.