DCTV Honors Tsedey Aragie: ‘New Producer of the Year’
Tsedey Aragie has been recognized by public access channel DCTV with two awards for excellence in TV program.
Tsedey Aragie has been recognized by public access channel DCTV with two awards for excellence in TV program.
TADIAS sat down for an interview with Reverend Nicholas S. Richards of the Abyssinian Fund in Harlem.
The following is a video coverage of “Brunch for the Horn of Africa,” the fundraiser for famine relief held in Harlem.
Watch our video coverage of the 2011 Lincoln Center Out of Doors concert in New York featuring Debo & Fendika.
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.
Ethiopians across the country appeared divided as the events were met by protests in most venues.
New York Times Photographer Chester Higgins gives Tadias a tour of his photo exhibition .
Chef Marcus Samuelsson gives Tadias a brief tour of Red Rooster Harlem.
Here’s a look at the ten most-read stories of the year ranked by Google Analytics.
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.
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.
Tadias TV caught up with Debo band’s founder and Fendika’s group leader at Joe’s Pub.
Aida Muluneh has won the 2010 International Award of Photography by CRAF in Italy.
Tigist Selam plays an Ethiopian-German character in a new web series called “Left Unsaid.”
We caught up with Meklit Hadero during her recent concert at Le Poisson Rouge in New York.
The Q & A, moderated by Tigist Selam, was held at the Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute in New York.
Ethiopian-American jazz saxophonist Danny Mekonnen, a PhD candidate in Ethnomusicology at Harvard University, founded Debo band in 2006.
Leelai Demoz speaks about his role as one of the judges at the 2009 Addis International Film Festival and more.
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.