Three New Chapters: Menna Demessie, Dinaw Mengestu and Kelela
This month brings three noteworthy developments in music, literature, and cultural leadership.
Latest News
- Three New Chapters: Menna Demessie, Dinaw Mengestu and Kelela
- Catching Up with Helen Amelga: On Leadership, Community and Impact
- Ethiopia’s Digital Moment: How Creators Are Bringing New Attention to Addis Ababa
- ECMAA to Host Annual Summer Kickoff Picnic at Sakura Park in NYC
- Art Talk: The Story of an Ethiopian Manuscript Revisited at London’s V&A Museum
- Open Hearts Big Dreams Q&A: Connecting Ethiopia and the Diaspora Through Children’s Books
- Open Hearts Big Dreams: Stories That Travel Across Languages and Generations
- Q&A: Prof. Bisrat Hailemeskel and Dr. Fekadu Fullas on Ethiopian Herbal Remedies, Natural Healing, and Home Remedies A–Z
- Open Hearts Big Dreams: Building a Reading Culture, One Book at a Time
- Venice Biennale 2026: Tsedaye Makonnen and Artists with Ethiopia Ties in Global Spotlight
PROFILES
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Ethiopian American Twin Sisters Ethni & Serene Amsale Reflect on Heritage, Conservation, and Global Impact
Ethni & Serene Amsale reflect on culture and more. From Teen Reflections to Global Impact.
HISTORY
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Endalkachew Makonnen: Ethiopia’s Prime Minister and a Legacy Interrupted
Endelkachew Makonnen, a look back at the last Imperial Prime Minister of Ethiopia,
INTERVIEWS
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TADIAS Q&A: Mahlet Teklemariam Reflects on 15 Years of Hub of Africa Fashion Week
In this TADIAS Q&A, Mahlet reflects on the significance of the fashion week reaching 15 years.
ART
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Venice Biennale 2026: Tsedaye Makonnen and Artists with Ethiopia Ties in Global Spotlight
Artists with Ethiopian ties take part in the Venice Biennale 2026, alongside major recognitions across the international art world.
NEWS
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Ethiopiques Revisited: Francis Falceto, Amha Eshete, and the Global Journey of Ethiopian Music
As Ethiopiques Resurfaces, Revisiting Tadias Conversations with Francis and Amha.
REVIEWS
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Hide the Light: Fasil Bizuneh Reflects on His Parents’ Journey to America
Ethiopian American writer Fasil Bizuneh brings a deeply personal voice to questions of memory, discipline, and inheritance.
