The role of culture and cultural heritage in driving economic development is significant. Culture serves as a strategic tool that directly or indirectly impacts economic outcomes. The economic prosperity of a nation is closely intertwined with its cultural fabric. It is evident that the work culture and creativity within a society are pivotal in driving... Continue Reading →
The Ethiopia Ledeta sub-city Oromia Development Association has recently bestowed honours upon several individuals in recognition of their exemplary contributions to the advancement of the association. Among those honoured were Mr. Abadula Gemeda, the chairman of the Oromia Development Association; the Olma director; sub-city coordinators; and woredas. This recognition serves as a testament to their... Continue Reading →
In a significant turn of events, the Amhara Fano Showa has proudly announced their triumph over the genocidal forces of criminal Brihanu Jula. The decisive victory was achieved in the Woreilu district of the South Wolo zone, marking a turning point in the ongoing conflict. Let's examine the details of the battle, focusing on the... Continue Reading →
The complex of twelve rock-cut churches in the city of Lalibela, Ethiopia, constitutes one of the world’s great architectural ensembles. The northern Ethiopian town of Lalibela contains the highest concentration of rock-hewn churches in the country. Constituting the major pilgrimage site for followers of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church, its eleven churches are among the finest of... Continue Reading →
Tens of thousands of devout Hindus bathed into the frigid waters during the Magh Mela festival amid a COVID-19 surge. It is one of the most sacred pilgrimages in Hinduism. Devotees believe that bathing in the river Ganges during the festival will cleanse their sins.
National Volunteer Social Development Service Trainees who are being trained in Jimma University have distributed food to the poor. The 3rd round of National Voluntary Community Development Training organised by the Minister of Peace is being held at Jimma University, Jimma Technology Institute. The Jimma Institute of Technology Scientific Director, Engineer Ephrem Wakjira, Jimma Technology... Continue Reading →
In an extravagant ceremony including leaders, dignitaries, and artists, including singer Rhianna and Prince Charles, the former British colony Barbados became an official republic on Tuesday- the same day it marked the 55th anniversary of independence from Britain. The Caribbean nation’s Parliament voted for its first president last month, swearing-in Governor General Sandra Mason as... Continue Reading →
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Thousands of Hindu devotees in Bangladesh gathered at the Shri Shri Lokanath Brahmachari temple during the religious fasting festival of “Rakher Upobash.” During the festival, practitioners sit in front of candle lights, praying for good health and seeking blessings. Here are some of the scenes from the festival of lights in Narayanganj.
Spokesperson of Foreign Affairs of Ethiopia, H.E. Ambassador Dina Mufti, gave the Ministry’s biweekly press briefing today (October 28)to the media on major diplomatic activities over the week. The diplomatic activities focus on the Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, H.E. Demeke Mekonnen’s meeting with EU officials and ambassadors and Ethiopia’s position regarding the current... Continue Reading →
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