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Miss Africa USA pageant says Ethiopia remains unrepresented as they prepare to crown the 2011 Queen.
An Ethiopian nanny who was burned with boiling water by Hannibal Gaddafi’s wife is receiving medical treatment in a Tripoli hospital.
A special celebration honoring the late Tsegaye Gebremedhin will be held in Addis Ababa & DC.
Forbes magazine has a new list: ‘The 20 Youngest Power Women In Africa.’
The 6th Annual Ethiopian Diaspora Business Forum is scheduled to take place in Washington D.C. today.
Watch our video coverage of the 2011 Lincoln Center Out of Doors concert in New York featuring Debo & Fendika.
Debo band and special guest Fendika staged a memorable concert on Thursday, August 11th in New York.
America’s Ethiopian community has grown quickly since the 1980s, but we are still influenced by politics back home.
SoleRebels, one of Africa’s leading green-footwear brands, has announced its new e-commerce website.
National Endowment for Democracy has awarded Birtukan Mideksa the Reagan-Fascell Democracy Fellowship.
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.
The band will play in New York at the Lincoln Center Outdoors, scheduled for Thursday, August 11th (Today).
Ethiopia sees voluntary resettlement of seminomadic peoples into villages as a longterm solution for famine.
Debo band and Ethiopian cultural dance group Fendika to stage exciting NYC summer concert.
Voice of America’s Executive Editor responded to the recent controversy regarding its Amharic website.
Thousands of families are walking for days in search of food in East Africa’s triangle of hunger.
The 28th edition of the Ethiopian soccer tournament, which runs through July 9th, is underway in Atlanta.
The Ethiopian government accused two journalists of of planning terrorist attacks.
Amsale Aberra discusses her new reality TV show, Ethiopia, her musican daughter and more.
Police say the woman wanted for a shocking hit-and-run captured on video will turn herself in.
Ethiopia’s Gebre Gebremariam was second in 28:11.
Above: Ted Alemayhu of USDFA says Africa could gain much from organizations such as the Boys & Girls Clubs of…
Celebrate all things Ethiopian from fashion shows to cultural performances and food in downtown Silver Spring today.
The untrained eye may not at first spot the significance of the designs of artist Rahel Takle-Peirce.
There is a misconception among running enthusiasts that Ethiopians enjoy competing in hot weather.
Bridal fashion designer Amsale Aberra’s new reality show is currently airing on WE TV.
ArifLife is a free application for the iPhone and iPod that helps users easily access news and events.
Buzunesh Deba of New York City ran the 11th-fastest marathon in the world this year at the 2011 San Diego Marathon.
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton issued a warning to African leaders: reform or face unrest.
Ethiopian women accomplished a 1-2-3 sweep in the Ottawa Marathon on Sunday, May 29.
Honoring those who went beyond the call of duty to help Ethiopia.
Filmmaker Yemane Demissie on “Twilight Revelations: Episodes in the Life & Times of Haile Selassie.”
Journalist and newspaper Editor Dawit Kebede is the subject of this week’s CNN’s African Voices.
Tadias Magazine Events News Published: Friday, May 20, 2011 New York (TADIAS) – Woven LLC is hosting a fundraiser in…
People to People will hold its second annual conference this weekend in Arlington,Virginia.
The roster of artists taking part in the concert include Grammy nominated singer Wayna and jazz vocalist Meklit Hadero.
A stop action animation mixes urban folklore & humor at the hustle and bustle of Addis Ababa.
Ethiopians across the country appeared divided as the events were met by protests in most venues.
Now in its eigth year, the Sheba Film Festival is set to begin on May 15th in New York.
Sean John: the success of his business, the story behind his logo and his affinity for Ethiopia.
New York Times Photographer Chester Higgins gives Tadias a tour of his photo exhibition .
Spring signals the continuation of Ethiopian domination of foot-race competitions in the U.S.
The Center for World Languages at the University of California, Los Angeles is offering Heritage and Foreign Language classes this summer 2011.
The Ethiopian American NGO Gemini Health Care Group’s upcoming mission to Ethiopia.
The founder of SoleRebels has been selected as one of the Forum’s Young Global Leaders in 2011.
A few years ago I learned about Girls Gotta Run Foundation, an organization that focuses on training girls to become runners.
The Either/Orchestra gears up for tribute celebrating the work of Nerses Nalbandian.
Ethiopia’s historic victory at the Battle of Adwa took place one hundred and fifteen years ago.
Tadias TV: Highlight of various programs that took place last month and upcoming events in March.
We were recently contacted by the campaign of Arkan Haile, a candidate for D.C. City Council seat.
In remembrance of President Ronald Reagan’s 100th birthday, TIME Magazine lists 25 political icons that may share a similar legacy in international affairs.
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Chester Higgins Jr. will be exhibiting a series of 13 Ethiopian portraits at NYU’s Kimmel Center.
We recently interviewed Russ Gershon, the bandleader for Either/Orchestra which celebrates its 25th anniversary this year.
Amsale Aberra is the subject of this week’s African Voices on CNN International.
MSNBC correspondent Jenna Bush Hager shines light on maternal health in Ethiopia.
Aster Aweke will treat her fans to samples of her popular classics as well as new songs from her recently released album entitled Checheho.
Here is our review of the top-ten Ethiopian Diaspora popular culture stories of 2010.
The death Ali Mohammed outside the DC9 nightclub has been ruled a homicide.
Meet the founders of two Ethiopian-Jewish organizations in New York.
Here’s a look at the ten most-read stories of the year ranked by Google Analytics.
Daniel Yohannes is CEO of the multi-billion dollar U.S. aid program Millennium Challenge Corporation.
Images from the 2010 event which took place on Saturday in Washington, D.C.
Addis Foto Fest showcases a diverse array of photographers and artists using various mediums..
AFC’s annual holiday benefit and art auction, featuring the work of emerging and established artists, will take place on Saturday, December 4th at the WVSA Gallery in Washington, D.C.
Washington, D.C.’s liquor board has voted to reinstate the liquor license for DC9.
Early last month we attended a fundraiser for the Girls Gotta Run Foundation (GGRF) in Chevy Chase, Maryland. Watch video coverage of the event.
The public showing of the film took place at the Dash Gallery in New York last month.
Dawit Kebede of Awramba Times was honored at the CPJ’s 20th Press Freedom Awards.
CPJ held its 20th Annual International Press Freedom Awards benefit dinner yesterday, recognizing journalists hailing from four countries: Ethiopia, Russia, Venezuela, and Iran.
DC9 lost a bid Wednesday to reopen after ABRD unanimously voted to keep it closed.
Watch Tadias TV’s brief tour of D.C.’s ‘Little Ethiopia’ led by resident Andrew Laurence.
Gebre Gebremariam, last Sunday’s surprise winner of the New York City Marathon, was treated to a victory dinner on Monday night at Queen of Sheba restaurant in Manhattan.
Haile Gebrselassie and Derartu Tulu are widely expected to lead the charge in their respective categories at Sunday’s New York City Marathon.
Captain Amsale Gualu Endegnanew has been named Ethiopian Airlines’ first female captain.
The Ethiopian limo driver near Atlanta who had been missing since last week has been found alive.
Addis Ababa-based Zena Bel Band will be performing at L’Orange Bleu in New York City on Saturday, October 2nd, 2010.
Ethiopians say they could use some of the Nile’s headwaters to become a hydropower superpower in Africa.
The D.C. based Tayitu Cultural Center will celebrate its tenth
anniversary on October 3, 2010 in Silver Spring, Maryland.
The Los Angeles screening of the award winning film Teza is scheduled to open on Friday, September 24, 2010 at Laemmle’s Santa Monica 4-Plex in Santa Monica.
The Ethiopian Sports Federation in North America (ESFNA) has announced that Atlanta will be hosting the organization’s soccer tournament for 2011.
Tadias TV caught up with Debo band’s founder and Fendika’s group leader at Joe’s Pub.
Clinton has invited the Sole Rebels founder as a panelist at the upcoming event.
The day long event features a variety of booths, arts, crafts, food and live entertainment – including Ethiopian music, reggae and other African grooves.
Desta narrates a family saga spanning three generations and dealing with their mysterious past.
The week will showcase the latest collections in clothing, footwear and accessories from local designers.
Feingold has introduced a bill entitled “Support for Democracy and Human Rights in Ethiopia.”
Two solo exhibitions featuring new paintings inspired by Peter Gooch’s recent trip to Ethiopia.
The Voice of Russia is reporting that celebrity explorer and ordained Orthodox deacon Fyodor Konyukhov has been given the unusual access to view the Ark of the Covenant in Ethiopia.
The cargo is intended to furnish a new hospital under construction in the Oromo region of Ethiopia.
In the last segment, his years abroad, his musician daughter Emila, and his plans to return to Ethiopia.
Debo band’s upcoming U.S. tour highlights Fendika, a traditional Azmari group from Ethiopia.
The 2010 listing will include Alexa’s global ranking as well as voters choices of the most popular internet resources.
U Street Parking has been awarded parking contracts worth millions to oversee Dulles & National airports.
Sole Rebels, has been named winner of Eco-Bold’s Green Award under the “Best Shoes” category.
Toronto risks losing offer from the Royal York Hotel if delay continues.
Part two highlights the reasons for his abrupt departure from Ethiopia forty years ago.
Miss Ethiopia 2010 was to receive a brand new Lifan 320, but the sponsor says there was no such deal.
Paintings inspired by Tibebe Terffa’s recent visit to Kentucky goes on display this week in Stanford.
Ethiopians in Seattle are trying to start a new community center for activities and cultural events.