Haimy Assefa: Meb Keflezighi is American, and so am I
Meb Keflezighi of the United States crosses the finish line to win the men’s division of the Boston Marathon on Monday, April 21.
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PROFILES
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Ethiopia Habtemariam: President of Motown
Motown will move its base to Los Angeles where it will be headed by Ethiopia Habtemariam.
HISTORY
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Haile Selassie’s Africa: A Legacy Ignored by a Generation
A new book from Tsehai Publishers highlights the diplomatic history of Ethiopia and the legacy of Haile Selassie.
INTERVIEWS
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Ted Alemayehu Prepares for Pan-African Healthcare Conference
US Doctors for Africa is gearing up to host the Pan-African Medical Doctors & Healthcare Conference in Ethiopia.
ART
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The Divine Comedy by African Artists: Featuring Julie Mehretu & Aida Muluneh
The exhibition is on display at MMK in Frankfurt, Germany through July 27th, 2014.
NEWS
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Addis Ababa Ranks Third Among Global Leaders
Addis Ababa ranks number three among 34 of cities dubbed most likely to become a global leaders in the next two decades.
REVIEWS
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Book: ‘All Our Names’ by Dinaw Mengestu
The New York Times book review of Dinaw Mengestu’s deeply moving latest novel “All Our Names.”
