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The Associated Press Last updated on: March 06, 2016 WICHITA, Kan. — In a split decision, Ted Cruz and Donald…

CNN Inside Africa Unlock the secrets of Ge’ez: an ancient, nearly forgotten language from the Horn of Africa that’s being…

VOA News By Cindy Saine Last updated on: February 20, 2016 Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Saturday won…

Twin Cities Pioneer Press By MAJA BECKSTROM February 19, 2016 During his freshman year at Como Park High School in…

The Washington Post By Elizabeth Chang February 18th, 2016 Washington’s ethnic enclaves have moved over the years, as transportation, suburbanization…

VOA News By William Gallo Last updated on: February 18, 2016 WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama confirmed Thursday that he…

MSNBC BY LAWRENCE O’DONNELL In the ‘Year of the Outsiders’, American politics has never seen anything quite like the Donald…

VOA News By William Gallo Last updated on: February 10, 2016 MANCHESTER, N.H. — Democratic socialist Bernie Sanders and outspoken…

The Guardian By John Fordham Nobody fuses the sounds and rhythms of African, American and European music the way Mulatu…

England’s Queen Elizabeth II received a leonine welcome at the start of a week’s state visit to Ethiopia in February 1965.

VOA News By William Gallo Updated on: February 02, 2016 DES MOINES, IOWA — Senator Ted Cruz defeated billionaire Donald…

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS By Paul Schemm | AP ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia — The U.S. has boosted its emergency food aid to Ethiopia…

Associated Press By ELIAS MESERET Drought threatens malnourished children in Ethiopia DUBTI, Ethiopia — Morbid thoughts linger on people’s minds…

The New York Times By ALEXANDER BURNS and MAGGIE HABERMAN Bloomberg, Sensing an Opening, Revisits A Potential White House Run…

Human Rights Watch By Felix Horne Researcher, Horn of Africa JANUARY 15, 2016 Nine weeks after bloody protests broke out…

The New York Times By JACEY FORTIN ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia — The Ethiopian government has canceled a widely promoted plan…

VOA News By William Gallo January 13, 2016 Obama Focuses on Future, Slams GOP Rivals, at State of the Union…

The Guardian By Ben Rawlence Tuesday 12 January 2016 One day in late 2010, a farmer – I will call…

CNN BY Eliza Anyangwe January 12, 2016 With the headquarters of the African Union located in Ethiopia’s capital city, as…

NATAAL Photography Rudi Geyser Words by Metasebia Yoseph The skateboarding crew inspiring the country’s youth to conquer Addis Ababa’s streets…

RFI By Laura Angela Bagnetto At least 150 people have been killed in an ongoing deadly crackdown against protests in…

The Economist | From the print edition Ethiopia is poised to take off. But to fly, the government must set…

The Associated Press By Elias Meseret The U.S. government has shut down its drone operation base in southern Ethiopia, an…

VOA News The United States has urged Ethiopia to free all journalists detained by the state and stop using its…

An Ethiopian opposition party said more than 80 people have been killed during massive protests in the past four weeks.

CPJ December 22, 2015 Nairobi -The Committee to Protect Journalists calls on authorities in Ethiopia to release news anchor Fikadu…

Tadias is proud to announce the upcoming launch of our mobile app in 2016 adding our original contents in radio format.

VOA News By Anita Powell JOHANNESBURG — Ethiopia is dealing with its worst drought in 50 years. Save the Children…

HRW By Felix Horne Student protests are spreading throughout Ethiopia’s Oromia region, as people demonstrate against the possibility that Oromo…

This Is Africa By Arthur Chatora The African Union has said the continent could soon become borderless with the introduction…

For several months now, Ethiopia has been creeping towards a slow-onset natural disaster and now, finally, the severity of the drought has become clear.

The Guardian By Alison Flood The earliest known book-length biography of an African woman, a 17th-century text detailing the life…

Bloomberg By William Davison December 1, 2015 Ethiopia may face further power shortages because of low water levels at dams…

Out of Addis is an eclectic highlight of traditional Ethiopian recordings of artists hailing from the country’s vast rural areas.

Tadias Magazine By Tadias Staff Published: Friday, November 27th, 2015 New York (TADIAS) — Zone 9 bloggers Soleyana S. Gebremichael…

VOA News By Marthe van der Wolf ADDIS ABABA, ETHIOPIA — Drought has ruined this year’s harvest for many Ethiopian…

IRIN NEWS November 19th, 2015 Alarm bells are ringing for a food emergency in Ethiopia. The UN says 15 million…

The Grio North Carolina Uber driver from Ethiopia was attacked by a passenger on Sunday morning when the passenger claimed…

Tadias Magazine By Tadias Staff Published: Tuesday, November 17th, 2015 New York (TADIAS) — Ethiopian Airlines says it will fly…

Tadias Magazine By Tadias Staff Published: Monday, November 16th, 2015 New York (TADIAS) — Last year we highlighted Ethiopian multimedia…

Thomson Reuters Foundation Author: John Graham, Save the Children’s Ethiopia Country Director This is no ordinary year in Ethiopia; this…

THE JERUSALEM POST By SAM SOKOL Updated: 11/16/2015 The cabinet on Sunday unanimously approved an Interior Ministry proposal to resume…

ASSOCIATED PRESS By ELIAS MESERET ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia — Ethiopia’s government has started distributing rations of wheat and cooking oil…

BBC By Amelia Butterly “There will not be famine of any sort, let alone anything remotely like the magnitude of…

The World Bank says remittance flows to Ethiopia from the diaspora has significantly increased compared to the rest of Africa.

The Economist Nov 2nd 2015 NORTH WOLLO — JUMPING a fence of prickly pears, Gumat Hussain, a local chief in…

Okay Africa In January, Berlin-based photographer Daniel Reiter fell in love with the growing skate community in Addis Ababa. It…

The New York Times By JEANINE CELESTE PANG This Sunday, some 50,000 international runners will cross the finish line at…

Newsweek BY LUCY WESTCOTT A number of countries criticized by rights groups for serious human rights abuses against their citizens…

CNN By Sophie Eastaugh Ethiopia has been named as the world’s best destination for tourists in 2015 by the European…

CNN By Pete Kowalczyk Chencha, Ethiopia — At first glance, Chencha, Ethiopia — an isolated hamlet of bamboo houses situated…

CNN By Colin Hancock and Daisy Carrington, Tigray, Ethiopia – Ethiopia is often overlooked as a top destination for spiritual…

The New York Times By JACEY FORTIN MIESO, Ethiopia — Every day, Yasin Mohammed Aliye stakes out a spot on…

Vogue Magazine By DODIE KAZANJIAN A number of internationally acclaimed visual artists these days are deeply engaged with social issues.…

Associated Press By ELIAS MESERET ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia (AP) — Ethiopia’s government is calling for international assistance to help feed…

Ethiopia Observer By Arefayné Fantahun Outstanding Ethiopia historian, journalist and diplomat Zewede Retta passed away yesterday in London at the…

Tadias Magazine By Tadias Staff Published: Wednesday, October 7th, 2015 New York (TADIAS) — In Ethiopia only 1.7% of the…

Reuters A novelty for many in Ethiopia’s capital, a new trainline stretching nearly 20 miles in Addis Ababa. The country…

AFP By Karim Lebhour Addis Ababa – The large open plan office with staff behind sleek computers looks like any…

His mother Genet Alemu, who sells injera to support a family of 7 in Ethiopia, last heard from Yonas several months before his death.

VOA News September 24, 2015 Three days into his historic first visit to the United States, Pope Francis shifted his…

Time MgAberash Bekele, the subject of Difret, talks to Time magazine about her life as a child bride who killed her would-be husband.

VOA News U.S. National Security Advisor Susan Rice warned China on Monday that Beijing-sponsored cyber espionage is a major stumbling…

VOA News By Marthe van der Wolf September 21, 2015 GONDOR, ETHIOPIA — Thousands of girls in the Horn of…

VOA News U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said the Obama administration will increase the number of refugees allowed to…

France 24 By James JEFFREY Ethiopian movie gets a boost from French film industry Addis Ababa, Ethiopia — Ethiopia’s first…

VOA News By Marthe van der Wolf September 18, 2015 ADDIS ABABA — Over the past five years, Kenya, Uganda,…

Anadolu Agency & Diplomat News Network Addis Ababa , Ethiopia – Ethiopians marked the New Year “ENKUTATASH” on Saturday with…

Tadias Magazine By Tadias Staff Published: Sunday, September 6th, 2015 New York (TADIAS) — U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations,…

Mother Jones Magazine By Stephanie Mencimer His campaign claims he convinced the Reagan administration to join a major airlift operation…

Pitchfork BY Anupa Mistry AUGUST 31, 2015 All of the lights are off in the Weeknd’s apartment. It’s 49 floors…

AFP Sharp rise in hungry Ethiopians needing aid: UN Addis Ababa – The number of hungry Ethiopians needing food aid…

RFI By Michel Arseneault On 27 August 1975 a French reporter phoned the Ethiopian imperial palace, which had been overrun…

Bekele Gerba visited Washington, D.C., to bring his concerns about Ethiopia to the State Department. The photo was taken when…

Hundreds gathered Wednesday evening for a candlelight vigil to remember DC hit-and-run victim Emebet Kebede.

WJLA BY ROZ PLATER Lanham, Md. — Dozens of friends and family gathered in Lanham Sunday evening to mourn the…

Reuters By Aaron Maasho ADDIS ABABA — The number of Ethiopians who will need food aid by the end of…

The Guardian By David Ottaway Monday 24 August 2015 Addis Ababa, August 23, 1974 They are crowded into three long…

University of Michigan Making a Middle Class: Can Engineering Education Lift Ethiopia?  By Brad Whitehouse & Marcin Szczepanski Netsanet Hailu,…

Mail & Guardian Africa 18 AUG 2015 ACCORDING to projections released Tuesday by the United States’ Population Reference Bureau in…

An Ethiopian man hoping to get asylum in Sweden has been found in the hold of an airliner in a flight that originated in Addis Ababa.

Tadias Magazine By Tadias Staff Published: Friday, August 14th, 2015 New York (TADIAS) — Vogue Magazine’s September issue features the…

Associated Press Published August 03, 2015 ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia – A court in Ethiopia has handed jail terms ranging from…

Like a lot of immigrants, Meklit’s family arrived in the U.S. to a place unknown, with a single connection drawing them.

The Guardian By Mark Townsend The UN has demanded the immediate release of a Briton held on death row in…

President Obama said Wednesday the US and Cuba have agreed to reestablish relations and plan to reopen embassies this month.

Global Voices Online In April 2014, nine bloggers and journalists were arrested in Ethiopia. Several of these men and women…

Irish Independent‎ June 26, 2015 A Garda spokeswoman this morning confirmed that it was five adults and two children that…

VOA News By Luis Ramirez WHITE HOUSE — For President Barack Obama, the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision Thursday to uphold…

BBC News The Fifth Floor, a weekly programme of the BBC World Service, features Icon and rule-breaker Asnaketch Worku and…

Bloomberg News By William Davison An Ethiopian parliamentary candidate for the opposition Blue Party died after being assaulted in Debre…

Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir flew home from South Africa Monday, defying a Pretoria court order to remain in South Africa.

Tadias Magazine By Tadias Staff Published: Friday, June 12th, 2015 New York (TADIAS) — The U.S. House of Representatives has…

VOA News By Marthe van der Wolf June 12, 2015 ADDIS ABABA — As countries observe World Day Against Child…