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On Duty During the Festivities: The Holiday Grind of Addis Ababa's Ride-Hailing Drivers

Holidays are when most people spend restful days celebrating with family and friends. However, for some ride hailing drivers in Addis Ababa the festivities are the busiest of workdays.

Female Architect Trio Reimagine Interior Aesthetics in Addis with Eco-Artisan Lighting

Female architect trio behind Mella Studio are handcrafting a niche market for pendant and hanging lights inspired by Ethiopia’s historical heritage and woven from discarded inputs.

Sacred Strings, Modern Healing: The Begena Finds New Purpose in Therapy

Eman Begena, an Ethiopian school and manufacturer of traditional musical instruments, has resurrected the ancient strings of Begena as a tool in musical therapy.

Closing the STEM Skills Gap: U.S.-Backed Satchmo Center Equips Ethiopia’s Youth

Satchmo Center, a US-backed hub established for cultural and information exchange is becoming an academic enclave for STEM inclined Ethiopian students.

Trash to Treasure: Ethiopian Kids Create Artwork from Plastic to Tackle Climate Change

The River of Hope Project has brought together students from 30 primary schools in Ethiopia to create artworks from discarded materials set to be hosted across international festivals.

Catering Services Thrive on Social Media, but Are They Reliable?

With evolving cultural winds and a new generation embracing a modern lifestyle, catering services have become one of the most preferred ways to host an event.

Premium Problems: Why Ethiopian iPhone Users Often Feel Left Behind

According to Apple’s transparency report published two years ago, its store rejected over 1.7 million app submissions in a single year.

Can AI Unlock Fresh Gears for Ethiopia’s EdTech Sector

Gains in the use of AI remain hypothetical without addressing foundational gaps in electricity, connectivity, and most critically, teachers who feel empowered, not threatened, by the AI boom.