Teff, a tiny yet mighty grain, has been a staple of Ethiopian and Eritrean diets for centuries. Grown predominantly in these regions, this fine grain is more than just food—it is a symbol of cultural identity, a cornerstone of tradition, and a nutritional powerhouse. Teff leads all grains in calcium content, with a cup of cooked teff containing an […]
Mamo E. Mihretu, the tenth Governor of the National Bank of Ethiopia (NBE), is a name that stands at the forefront of Ethiopia’s economic transformation. A dynamic leader with an impressive track record, Mamo is not just an economist, but a key architect of the country’s ambitious reform agenda. His career, which spans government advisory roles, leadership in state-owned […]
Nestled in the northern highlands of Ethiopia, the town of Lalibela is home to one of the most remarkable spiritual and architectural treasures in the world: the Rock-Hewn Churches of Lalibela. Located about 370 miles from Addis Ababa, these churches are carved directly into the living rock, and their construction dates back nearly 800 years. The story of their […]
Kubik, a trailblazing startup with offices in Kenya and Ethiopia, is tackling two critical issues simultaneously: plastic waste pollution and the housing deficit in Africa. By transforming recycled plastic into durable building materials such as bricks, beams, and columns, Kubik is making waves in the construction industry. The company recently launched operations in Ethiopia, targeting the country’s affordable housing […]
