This short story collection by Ethiopian writers portrays the darker side of city life.
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people, culture and commentary from Ethiopia
This short story collection by Ethiopian writers portrays the darker side of city life.
Read moreA fiction book and essential reading for anyone seeking to understand how the rule of Meles Zenawi may have shaped recent Ethiopian history.
Read moreKebena House is an exhibition space on the edge of Addis. “Vanguards of Addis” was hosted in collaboration with Guramayne Art Centre in February 2020.
Read moreMarried at 8, a mother by her teens, Yetemegnu’s story is one of courage, loss and what it means to be an Ethiopian woman of strong faith. A biography by her grandaughter, Aida Edemariam.
Read more438 Days tells the true story of two Swedish journalists who were jailed on charges of terrorism in Ethiopia. A story of finding purpose when all hope is lost.
Read moreThe Ghion Hotel, a nostalgic place for a drink.
Read moreNo Country for Young Men reflects on the Ethiopian journey of identity in Europe.
Read moreA compelling story of Ethiopia’s women at war.
Read moreA small oasis of a hotel in Addis Ababa.
Read moreHarar is Ethiopia’s walled city of winding alleyways and the home of 82 mosques.
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