Celebrating Women’s History Month 2012: Tadias Q&A with Dr. Mehret Mandefro
Dr. Mehret Mandefro produces visual ethnographies related to health and social issues.
Dr. Mehret Mandefro produces visual ethnographies related to health and social issues.
Among others, the CD features Selam Woldermariam, whom Doncker dubs “The Jimi Hendrix of Ethiopia.
Professor Mulugeta Bekele has been awarded the 2012 Andrei Sakharov Prize by APS.
This year marks the 116th anniversary of Adwa. Should the site be listed as a World Heritage?
Fresh and Green Academy, an elementary school located in Addis Ababa, was founded by local teacher Muday Mitiku.
Haddis Tadesse named Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation’s official representative in Ethiopia.
The Black History Month program will honor the two-year anniversary of the quake in Haiti.
California-based musician Elias Negash has a long resume in the music industry.
What is missing is raising eyebrows among Ethiopian scholars, historians and politicians.
Read the first of Tadias Magazine’s interview series with several of the champions.
We recently spoke to Elias Wondimu, Publisher of Tsehai, about the Mengistu book controversy.
The the unauthorized copy of Mengistu Haile Mariam’s book is receiving strong criticism.
The always mysterious Abel Tesfaye, better known as R&B singer/songwriter, The Weeknd, is one of the most surprising artists of 2011.
As 2011 comes to a close, let’s end it on a high note by donating to any of these ten charities with great projects in Ethiopia.
After near dissolution, the 28 year-old Soccer Federation, ESFNA, recently elected new leadership.
Tadias Magazine By Tadias Staff Published: Thursday, December 22, 2011 New York (TADIAS) – The Nation to Nation Networking (NNN)…
We recently spotted Ethiopian food at a natural food market in New York and learned of Hiyaw Gebreyohannes’ brand.
The segment, which aired in November, was a hit among Ethiopians on social media and elsewhere.
As we welcome the Holiday season, we thought it worthwhile to take a moment to reflect on Ethiopia’s rich food traditions.
President Obama names Solomon Bililign recipient of the Presidential Award for Excellence in Science Mentoring.
Firehiwot Dado and Buzunesh Deba were greeted like homecoming queens at the Queen of Sheba in New York.
Photo: Firehiwot Dado & Buzunesh Deba hug after their stunning New York City Marathon victory on Sunday.
Visit Ethiopia by way of San Francisco with the irresistible rising star Meklit Hadero.
The Ethiopian Filmmaker is one of the winners of the 2011 Focus Feature’s Africa First award for short films.
The Ethiopia-born runner is biding to become the first New Yorker to win the New York City Marathon since 1974.
If Buzunesh Deba wins the race next month, she will become the first New Yorker to win the ING New York City Marathon.
The following is a video coverage of “Brunch for the Horn of Africa,” the fundraiser for famine relief held in Harlem.
It’s a tribute to Ethiopia and its history as it is a soulful blend of R&B, spoken word and global urban sounds.
Tadias Magazine will receive the Exceptional Service Award for ‘Bridge-Building Across Cultures’ from Nation to Nation Networking next month.
Miss Africa USA said its making progress in its search for Miss Ethiopia in time for its upcoming event.
Chef Marcus Samulesson and his wife Model Gate Maya Haile hosted “Brunch for the Horn of Africa” on Sunday.
Tadias Magazine Events News Thursday, September 15, 2011 New York (TADIAS) – Governor Martin O’Malley of Maryland will attend the…
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Her story brings to the forefront the plight of thousands of female Ethiopian migrant workers.
The theme for this year’s event is “Bridging the Health Care Gap through Partnerships.”
We asked Bethlehem a few questions regarding her upcoming talk at the World Bank-IMF Annual Meetings.
Miss Africa USA pageant says Ethiopia remains unrepresented as they prepare to crown the 2011 Queen.
San Jose is gearing up for the 7th Annual City Hall flag raising ceremony.
Perhaps it comes with the turf that the New York Abay soccer team believes it should dominate the competition.
Solomon explains his work and a bit more about himself and his insights on technological innovation.
Forbes magazine has a new list: ‘The 20 Youngest Power Women In Africa.’
Watch our video coverage of the 2011 Lincoln Center Out of Doors concert in New York featuring Debo & Fendika.
Ethiopia Habtemariam, 31, has been named the new head of the legendary Motown record label.
SoleRebels, one of Africa’s leading green-footwear brands, has announced its new e-commerce website.
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.
This video features the full version of our recent interview with bridal-fashion designer Amsale Aberra.
Debo band and Ethiopian cultural dance group Fendika to stage exciting NYC summer concert.
Take a tour inside Amsale Aberra’s bridal boutique, located on New York’s Madison Avenue.
A sold-out crowd donated $30,000 to help renovate a newly bought building in Orange, New Jersey.
Amsale Aberra discusses her new reality TV show, Ethiopia, her musican daughter and more.
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 Ethiopian-born supermodel has been named the “new face” of L’Oréal Paris.
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.
Debo band returns today for a special concert featuring Ethiopian, Sudanese, and North African music.
Tadias Magazine Events News Published: Friday, May 20, 2011 New York (TADIAS) – Woven LLC is hosting a fundraiser in…
Debo band returns to NYC at a special concert featuring Ethiopian, Sudanese, and North African music.
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.
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 .
The founder of SoleRebels has been selected as one of the Forum’s Young Global Leaders in 2011.
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.
According to the organizers, proceeds from the benefit will be used to support TruthAIDS’ efforts in raising awareness about HIV and domestic violence in Ethiopia.
Shusta, shoes and accessories store located in central Berlin. After quitting his corporate job, Tedros Tewelde in partnership with his friend Fidel Tesfai opened up his dream store.
19-year-old Samuel Gebru has ambitious plans to transform Ethiopia one project at a time.
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.
After graduating from Harvard University, Alfa Demmelash launched Rising Tide Capital.
We recently interviewed Russ Gershon, the bandleader for Either/Orchestra which celebrates its 25th anniversary this year.
Aster Aweke will perform at The Sounds of Brazil (SOB’s) in New York City on Friday, February 4th, 2011.
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:
I am a resident of the beautiful city of Montreal, Canada, but I consider myself a citizen of the world. I have been on the road for as long as I can remember.
Ethiopian Students Association International (ESAI) will hold its 11th annual summit at the University of Pennsylvania, from March 18th to March 19th, 2011. (Photo: At the 10th Summit in Toronto)
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.
When Eskat Asfaw joined the Entrepreneurship Club in Frostburg State University’s business department as a student, he had no idea a great business venture would soon be born.
Addis Foto Fest showcases a diverse array of photographers and artists using various mediums..
Skoto Gallery presents Symphony in Colors, an exhibition of recent paintings by Tesfaye Tessema.
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.
Getty Ambau has won Moonbeam book Award for his first novel, Desta and King Solomon’s Coin of Magic and Fortune.
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.
Red Rooster, Marcus Samuelsson’s new restaurant in Harlem, will open later this month.
Captain Amsale Gualu Endegnanew has been named Ethiopian Airlines’ first female captain.