Video: Tadias Conversation With Tigist Kebede of Habeshaview
A conversation with Tigist Kebede, Co-Founder of Habeshaview, an Ethiopian film distribution and streaming company.
A conversation with Tigist Kebede, Co-Founder of Habeshaview, an Ethiopian film distribution and streaming company.
The 26-year old from Ethiopia is founder and CEO of goTeff, a U.S.-based startup that makes and sells Teff products.
The project in Debre Birhan is also a successful example of how Ethiopian Americans are investing in the future of Ethiopia.
Addisu Demissie is the person in charge of putting together the Democratic party’s nominating convention that kicks off on August 17th.
Helen is part of a new generation of Ethiopian Americans pushing for more civic engagement in our community.
Ethiopian American engineer Fisseha Atlaw helped pioneer the development of Ethiopic software in the late 80s and early 90s.
Yohannes Abraham, first Ethiopian American in a senior White House role, encourages the Ethiopian community to remain engaged.
The D.C.-based Aslan Project, is leading efforts to establish a world-class cancer treatment program for children in Ethiopia.
At Major Bishane Whitmore’s CGSC graduation his grandfather General Tilahun Bishane was recognized.
Prince Ermias Sahle Selassie on his recent trip to Jamaica for the 50th anniversary of his grandfather’s visit to the Caribbean nation.
Emahoy Tsege Mariam Gebru’s life is full of teaching moments for young people and artists and will soon be featured in a new film.
Azmara Asefa’s collection was featured in the Phoenix Fashion Week and selected as one of 13 best emerging designers in the U.S
NYC-based eyewear company, Jembere, was founded by Ethiopian American entrepreneur Abaynesh Jembere in 2013.
Tadias Magazine caught up with the real-life inspirations for the award-winning Ethiopian film Difret.
Eight years following a family trip to Ethiopia Bethlehem Abera Gronneberg released a children’s book featuring her birth country.
Flavor Cake & Pastry shop owner Kidist Assafa relocated from Montana to Washington DC and pursued a new career as chef.
Berhane Daba and friends started EWDNA, which to today has more than 3,000 members and supports people with disabilities.
Samba seeks to make visible the growing economic impact that African immigrants are making in DC.
Tadias Magazine interviews Marcus Samuelsson in Washington DC Nov. 13th during his book tour.
Hilton Addis Ababa has been part of the city’s landscape and a leading member of the community for 45 years.
Tadias recently interviewed Dr. Gezahegne Bekele of the U.S. Government Accountability Office who is an expert on AGOA.
Established in 2001 by a group of friends in the U.S., Yessera provides vocational training to young adults in Ethiopia.
“Filmmakers have to be one step ahead of the stories they are telling,” says Yidnekachew Shumete, the director of ‘Nishan.’
Interview with Zemedeneh Negatu, Managing Partner of Ernst & Young Ethiopia (EY).
Maro’s collections are inspired by Ethiopian culture, but with the artist’s own twist that reflects her upbringing.
“Migrants who overstay their visas still have human rights,” says Rima Kalush, an editor at www.migrant-rights.org.
Blessed Coffee plans to open cottage Ethiopian cafes that offer premium Ethiopian coffee and a space for community gathering.
SoleRebels has won a domain name dispute against Tal Dehtiar, who had registered the URL “solerebels.com.”
Tadias Interview with author Ron Singer about his upcoming book Uhuru Revisited & its chapter on private media in Ethiopia.
Tesfaye Girma Deboch is remembered by his family and friends as a humorous, friendly and focused student.
Tadias Magazine’s exclusive video interview with members of Jano, who played on July 4th at the historic Howard Theatre.
New York’s team advanced to first division during the annual soccer competition, along with Chicago.
Tadias interviewed David Shinn, former U.S. Ambassador to Ethiopia, about Obama’s 3-nation Africa visit.
Yityish (Titi) Aynaw, Miss Israel 2013, was recently in New York promoting a project for the Netanya Foundation.
The Emahoy Sheet Music Project aims to publish the complete works of the well known composer so that it could be studied and performed.
Four years ago this spring, Birtukan Midekssa was in solitary confinement in an Ethiopian prison.
Meskerem Assefa, who lives in Beirut, is a domestic workers rights advocate on behalf of Ethiopian women in Lebanon.
The inaugural launch of Three Goat organization was held on Sunday, April 7th, 2013 at Ginny’s Supper Club in New York.
18-year-old high school senior Mikias Tefera Tibebu was killed in December in a hit run car accident that’s yet to be solved.
Inside is our interview with Maaza Mengiste about her new project writing the script for the documentary ‘Girl Rising.’
Three-time Olympic champion Tirunesh Dibaba is the current cream of a crop that has helped put Bekoji, Ethiopia on the map.
We recently had a Google hangout session with Ethiopian American Journalist Bofta Yimam.
Her most recent movie explores innovative ways to deliver healthcare to childbearing women in Ethiopia, Cambodia and Haiti.
Interview with Metasebia Yoseph about her multimedia projects promoting the history and culture of coffee.
The company said the new shop is located in one the busiest business districts in Taiwan’s 3rd largest city Taichung.
Solome Lemma, co-founder of Africans in the Diaspora (AiD) says: “We want to disrupt and re-shape the meaning of aid.”
Singer and songwriter Rachel Brown talks to Tadias Magazine about her new record and more.
Interview with Henok Yifru of Spark Communications that acquired a license for Miss Universe Ethiopia.
Negative stigma with mental illness is particularly relevant in Ethiopian culture, says Dr. Welansa Asrat.
Watch TADIAS TV’s interview with Marcus Samuelsson about his new book “Yes, Chef.”
TADIAS interview with Debo band’s founder Danny Mekonnen about his group’s debut album.
Kaffa Coffee Club is hosting a three-day business seminar this week during the 29th Ethiopian Soccer Tournament in Dallas.
TADIAS caught up with Tamirat shortly after he returned to D.C., following the release of Tikur Sew.
The 29th Ethiopian Soccer Tournament will be held in Dallas, while a new one is planned in DC.
Francis Falceto is the editor of the éthiopiques and éthiosonics CD series.”
Serkalem Fasil (left), Eskinder Nega’s wife, accepted the Award” on his behalf.
Atti Worku now a student at Columbia University shares her thoughts about “Seeds of Africa.”
We conclude this years Women’s History Month series with an interview with former Ethiopian Judge Birtukan Midekssa.
Sundance Institute East Africa is hosting a reading in NYC by playwright Meaza Worku.
California-based musician Elias Negash has a long resume in the music industry.
We recently spoke to Elias Wondimu, Publisher of Tsehai, about the Mengistu book controversy.
TAF is the only NGO operating in Ethiopia founded by an African-American church.
Gediyon Kifle is the photographer for the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial project in D.C.
In the following video Ethiopian-born Model Gelila Bekele discusses her modeling career and humanitarian projects.
We recently spotted Ethiopian food at a natural food market in New York and learned of Hiyaw Gebreyohannes’ brand.
In a recent interview with Tadias Magazine, Bethlehem Tilahun Alemu discussed NYC Venture Fellows and more.
Solomon explains his work and a bit more about himself and his insights on technological innovation.
This video features the full version of our recent interview with bridal-fashion designer Amsale Aberra.
Take a tour inside Amsale Aberra’s bridal boutique, located on New York’s Madison Avenue.
Amsale Aberra discusses her new reality TV show, Ethiopia, her musican daughter and more.
Sean John: the success of his business, the story behind his logo and his affinity for Ethiopia.
Sossina M. Haile is Professor of Materials Science and Chemical Engineering at Caltech, who created a new type of fuel cell. We asked Dr. Sossina Haile a few questions:
Chef Marcus Samuelsson gives Tadias a brief tour of Red Rooster Harlem.
Watch Tadias TV’s brief tour of D.C.’s ‘Little Ethiopia’ led by resident Andrew Laurence.
As part of a travel piece for Black Atlas, Nelson George stops by Zoma in Harlem.
In the last segment, his years abroad, his musician daughter Emila, and his plans to return to Ethiopia.
Part two highlights the reasons for his abrupt departure from Ethiopia forty years ago.
The artist talks about his extensive music career, his memories of Ethiopia and his daughter Emilia.
Aida Muluneh has won the 2010 International Award of Photography by CRAF in Italy.
Teddy Afro was greeted by his adoring fans with a chorus of “Happy Birthday” in New York City.
Liya Kebede highlights a topic that failed to garner media attention during the G8 summit.
Meet Emahoy Tsege Mariam Gebru, the renowned classical pianist and composer.
Here is a feature opinion piece on piracy, patenting, and intellectual property in the developing world.
Grammy-nominated Ethiopian-American musician Kenna is leading a team of friends to climb Mount Kilimanjaro.
Tadias’ interview with Sarah Nuru, who was crowned Germany’s Top Model last spring, was one of our most read stories of 2009.
Read our interview with Marcus Samuelsson about the White House State Dinner, his new book, and living in Harlem.
This article is inspired by The Prester John Sessions, the title of Tommy T Gobena’s first solo album.
Wayna: “The most important news of my life these days is that my husband and I are expecting our first child next May.”
The mixed-race son of a Kenyan academic and a white American woman writes an emotionally wrenching book.
In an exclusive interview, Tadias spoke with Abraham Verghese about writing, medicine, the healthcare crisis, and how to lead double lives.
The Ethiopian born designer has an eye for style. She launched a line of high-end handbags in 2006.
24-year-old Kidan Tesfahun, Ethiopia’s Miss Millennium Queen, has been named Best Female Model of the World 2009.
Sarah Nuru, who was named Germany’s Top Model this past spring, hopes to make her New York Fashion Week debut in September.
Part two of Tadias TV’s Ethiopians in Hollywood series features writer and director Zeresenay (Zee) Berhane Mehari. Enjoy the Video!
Leelai Demoz speaks about his role as one of the judges at the 2009 Addis International Film Festival and more.
It is the first such state funeral in Ethiopia’s history. The nation has lost the greatest popular musician the country has ever produced.
The following video shows the second Choice Eats tasting event, among those dishing out delicious and eclectic cuisine was Philipos Mengistu of Queen of Sheba NYC.
Ehiopian-American artist Wayna spoke to Tadias Magazine regarding her recent arrest at Houston airport and her blossoming music career.
Born in Ethiopia, Nina came to U.S. as a young girl and was raised by her late father Professor Ashenafi Kebede, the renowned Ethiopian composer and musicologist.
Beyonce Knowles, the R&B star and actress, is gearing up for an international tour, which may include Ethiopia.