Spotlight: Marcus Samuelsson’s PBS Show ‘No Passport Required’ Returns for 2nd Season
In the upcoming episodes Marcus will travel to six major cities including Los Angeles, California— home to Little Ethiopia.
Latest News
- Prominent Abiy Critic Says to Stand in Ethiopia Election (AFP)
- Spotlight: Marcus Samuelsson’s PBS Show ‘No Passport Required’ Returns for 2nd Season
- After Ethiopia Trip, Bowser Touts Renewed Bond with Homeland of Many DC Residents
- World Needs More Ethiopia & Less Exxon
- UPDATE | Day 2 of Impeachment, Trump Accused of Witness Intimidation (Video)
- U.S. Invests in Digital Solutions to Modernize Ethiopia Health System
- Clashes on Ethiopian Campuses Kill 3 University Students (AP)
- UPDATE: Addis Ababa Unveils DC Square in Honor of Mayor Bowser’s Visit
- The Young Ethiopians Working for Peace
- Even in Times of Social Discord, Ethiopian-Israelis Proudly Celebrate
PROFILES
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Reflection on Legacy of Ethiopian Activist Dr. Bogaletch Gebre
Bogaletch Gebre, founder of the Ethiopian women rights organization KMG, passed away in Los Angeles, California on November 2nd, 2019.
HISTORY
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2018 in Pictures
We close the year with our annual photo highlight of some the biggest stories featured on Tadias. As always, we look forward to many more years of service and wish you all a Happy New Year!
INTERVIEWS
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The Concept Behind the Adwa Pan-African University: Interview with Dr. Ayele Bekerie
The Adwa Pan-African University is envisioned as a gift from Ethiopia to Africa. It’ll open with a graduate program.
ART
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Spotlight: Tightrope, The First Major Traveling Museum Exhibition of Elias Sime
The prolific and multi-disciplinary artist works primarily within the language of architecture, sculpture, and collage.
NEWS
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Why I Nominated Abiy Ahmed for the Nobel Peace Prize
The prize not only acknowledges the Ethiopian prime minister’s commitment to peace, but encourages him to do more.
REVIEWS
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Atlas Acquires Maaza Mengiste’s Novel ‘The Shadow King’
“Maaza Mengiste has written a brilliantly crafted character study in an epic, sprawling, cinematic time and place,” producers at the U.S. film company said.
