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Ethni & Serene Amsale: 17 Year-old Ethiopian American Twin Sisters Reflect on Their Culture at Tadias Magazine - Vimarsana News

Ethni & Serene Amsale: 17 Year-old Ethiopian American Twin Sisters Reflect on Their Culture at Tadias Magazine

Ethiopian Business and Lifestyle

Source: tadias.com
Teddy Afro's Biography - Vimarsana News

Teddy Afro's Biography

Tewodros Kassahun, better known by his stage name of Teddy Afro, is an iconic Ethiopian pop star who has dominated the local music scene for nearly a decade. Calling himself a "man of freedom", Teddy sings about topics of reconciliations, unity, history, justice, equality and for political change. These subjects have gained him the hearts and ears of millions of adoring fans, as well as a list of enemies from the Ethiopian dictator and his dwindling loyalist. Teddy was born in the Kuas Meda area of Addis Ababa, on July 14, 1976. His late father, Kassahun Germamo, was a renowned Ethiopian song...

Source: durame.com
I am grateful to now be safe in Montreal, but I fear for my family and friends in Ethiopia - Vimarsana News

I am grateful to now be safe in Montreal, but I fear for my family and friends in Ethiopia

Posted: Dec 13, 2020 6:00 AM ET | Last Updated: December 14, 2020 Living most of his life in Ethiopia, Biniam Engdawork says he now feels helpless being far away in Canada. Raising awareness is one way he can help his country and his family back home.(Submitted by Biniam Engdawork) My name is Biniam and I was born and raised in Ethiopia. I came to Canada in June 2019 and I miss my country immensely. I am very grateful to have lived through the pandemic crisis in this country, however I am feeling torn by being afar during such a transitional and traumatic time back home.

Source: cbc.ca