Ethiopia Says New Railway to Djibouti to Start in Early 2016
Ethiopia expects to open a new railway line to Djibouti in early 2016, the head of the state railways said.
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PROFILES
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From Ethiopia to Israel to Harlem: Q&A with Beejhy Barhany, Owner of Tsion Cafe
Tsion Cafe is a space for community gatherings where you can enjoy good food and get a cultural grounding to all things Harlem.
HISTORY
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Pictures: Taitu Hotel A Precious National Treasure Burns in Ethiopia
Many of the hotel’s rooms, its historic pieces, a bank office and Jazz club were completely burned down.
INTERVIEWS
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New Book ‘Prevail’: Personal Stories From Mussolini’s Invasion of Ethiopia
Jeff Pearce’s new book entitled Prevail shares personal accounts of heroes from Ethiopia’s victory over Mussolini.
ART
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Julie Mehretu Awarded 2015 Medal of Arts by U.S. State Department
Julie is one of 7 artists recognized for outstanding commitment to the Art in Embassies program & international cultural exchange.
NEWS
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Azarias Reda, GOP’s Chief Data Officer, On Forbes 30 Under 30
The Chief Data Officer for the Republican party, Azarias Reda, named one of this year’s 30 under 30 by Forbes Magazine.
REVIEWS
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Ten Arts & Culture Stories of 2014
We look back at some of the top arts and culture stories that captured our attention in 2014. Happy New Year!
