The Ex Finds a Soulmate in an Ethiopian Sax Legend
You won’t find a more eagerly inquisitive group of musicians than long-running Dutch quartet the Ex. Now, they have found a Soulmate in an Ethiopian Sax Legend, Gétatchèw Mèkurya.
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Obama Team Hires Selam Mulugeta
The presidential campaign of Senator Obama has hired an Ethiopian American, who formerly served as Special Assistant to the Chair of the Ethiopian American Caucus.
HISTORY
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Ethiopian King Who Granted Asylum to the Family of the Prophet Mohammad
A panel discussion at Harlem’s Schomburg Center reveals new findings about the christian Ethiopian king who granted asylum to the family of the Prophet Mohammad.
MEDITATIONS
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Hot Blog: Tadias endorses Obama
Tadias Magazine’s endorsement of Senator Barack Obama is generating a healthy discussion among Ethiopian Americans. Check out the diverse views, which include support for both sides.
ART
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Afewerk Tekle: His Brush is Stronger than the Machine Gun
Speaking about his life-long dedication to the fine arts, Maitre Afewerk Tekle instills in us the importance of using art to inspire people, to uplift nations and to create an optimistic view of life.
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Obama’s Wide Web: From YouTube to Text Messaging
This year’s election proved that online buzz and activity can translate to offline, on-the-ground results. Indeed, the web has been crucial to how Obama communicates with his supporters.
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From Jerusalem with Love: The Ethiopian Nun Pianist
Emahoy Tsege Mariam Gebru performed at a sold out benefit concert for the first time in 35 years at the Jewish Community Center in Washington, DC last month.
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