The Dangers of Broad Generalizations: The Untold Tales of Courageous Ethiopians from the Tigray Province: A Personal Reflection
The Unraveling Historical Context of Abiy Ahmed Ali: From Fifth Orommuma Lubaship Headman to the New Breed of African Dictator
Ethiopian women played a crucial role in the Second Ethiopian-Italian War as freedom fighters, making significant contributions to the conflict.
Exploring Kenya’s State Visit to the US: A Look Back at Historical Ties Since Haile Selassie’s 1960s Visit
Health: Diabetes during Ramadan Healthy living is an important part of Islam and is just as important during the Ramadan month of fasting. Some people think of Ramadan as a time when they can “re-set” their July 12, 2013 Health
International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking: A Cause for Observance Worku Abebe (wazeleke@yahoo.com) June 26 is the International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking. This is a UN instituted day which has been held annually since 1988 on 26 June. The June 29, 2013 Health
Which berry will best address your specific health challenges? Laura Holland Jun 16, 2013 Berry, berry good Not only is the berry family juicy and delicious – making the perfect cooling summer dessert – they are also known for their health June 17, 2013 Health
Dry Cracked Feet, and How to Fix Them Sandal season is starting, and so many of us have dry, cracked, itchy feet that we are often embarrassed by putting our feet on display. In any major store you will find June 11, 2013 Health
My friend had a miscarriage. How can I help her? DR. JOTI SAMRA Special to The Globe and Mail The question: My friend was a few months along in her pregnancy when she recently had a miscarriage. How do I support her May 10, 2013 Health
Don’t Get Hooked On Hookah (Shisha) by Markham Heid If you thought smoking hookah was safer than sucking on a cigarette, your logic is a little hazy, finds new research from the University of California, San Francisco. A April 29, 2013 Health
The Gym Routine That Weakens Your Sperm by Madeline Haller You might like things hot and steamy—but your swimmers don’t. That post-gym trip to the sauna may be frying your sperm, finds new research in the journal Human Reproduction. April 5, 2013 Health
10 ways to prevent breast cancer New figures show that breast cancer is now the most common form of the disease in Britain. This country also has the highest death rate for the disease in the world. But March 15, 2013 Health
Important Health Tips Dr. Brian Berry of the United States has found new cancer in human beings, caused by Silver Nitro Oxide. Whenever you buy recharge cards, don’t scratch with nails, as it contains Silver March 6, 2013 Health
We Should Break Our Silence About Sexually Transmitted diseases. By Zola zola I am determined to write this message in case my fellow Ethiopian read and grasp some information about STD. Learning from my story, I believe you will be motivated December 8, 2012 Health
African World AIDS Day event to be held Awareness event set for Saturday, December 8th at Safari Restaurant, Minneapolis Organizers announce that the ninth annual African World AIDS Day (AWAD) Event will take place 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Saturday, November 27, 2012 Health
The Dangers of Broad Generalizations: The Untold Tales of Courageous Ethiopians from the Tigray Province: A Personal Reflection
The Unraveling Historical Context of Abiy Ahmed Ali: From Fifth Orommuma Lubaship Headman to the New Breed of African Dictator
Ethiopian women played a crucial role in the Second Ethiopian-Italian War as freedom fighters, making significant contributions to the conflict.
Exploring Kenya’s State Visit to the US: A Look Back at Historical Ties Since Haile Selassie’s 1960s Visit