As Ethiopia's New Year approaches ... Specializing in Habesha clothing, the label combines traditional weaving techniques with local materials to create modern, versatile garments for everyday ...

JIGJIGA, ETHIOPIA — Ahmed Mohammed rises before dawn in Jigjiga, the bustling capital of Ethiopia’s Somali region. The ...

Ayantu Daba, an 18-year-old from the Illubabor Zone in Ethiopia's Oromia Region, traveled to Addis Ababa for this year’s ...

Ethiopia’s parliament on Monday elected Foreign Minister Taye Atske-Selassie as the country’s new president, a position that is largely ceremonial. Taye replaces the outgoing President Sahle ...

Ethiopia's new President, Taye Atske Selassie, has vowed to pursue peace in Ethiopia and beyond. The veteran diplomat replaced the first female president, Sahle-Work Zewde, who fell out with Prime ...

September is a month of profound cultural, spiritual, and social significance in Ethiopia, marked by vibrant festivals and celebrations that showcase the country's deep religious and cultural ...

Addis Ababa October 5/2024 (ENA)- The intertwining of fashion with Ethiopia’s rich cultural and historical tapestry enhances the ... we’ve seen this come to life through the evolving exploration of ...

in 2020.Credit...Lindsey Wasson for The New York Times Despite the constraints Boeing described in the response to the Ethiopian chief pilot, Boeing officials discussed numerous details of the ...

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Ethiopian lawmakers on Monday chose Foreign Minister Taye Atske Selassie as the country's new president -- a largely ceremonial role -- leaving Africa with only one female head of state.

The Ethiopian parliament approved a new president to replace one that was widely seen as controversial amid ongoing political differences with the government. Sahle-Work Zewde, a former United Nations ...

This style celebrates Nigeria’s cultural heritage with bold colors, intricate patterns, and traditional fabrics like Ankara. Ordinarily, Afrocentric clothing does not feature fine linen dresses ...