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I just discovered an Eritrean (very close to Ethiopia) artist! Ermias Ekube does realistic but very expressive paintings. I think his work has just the right balance between being so vividly realistic (almost touchable) and being have rough and expressive strokes. I love it! I might try to be a little more expressive in my final project(s) and it is a style which I am constantly drawn too!
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My mom’s Ethiopian restaurant, Merkato, in Los Angeles, CA
CHILDREN OF THE WORLD / ETHIOPIA - As I travel around the world on various assignments, I never tire of taking photos of children. Not only are they so picturesque as only children can be, but they also represent a hope in them that can’t be found in any other type of images. In their joys and in their despair, in their riches and in their poverty, my heart goes out to them. I want to lift them up to the word and shout, “Look, this is the future! The future is in their hands!” I sometimes wonder, though, what kind of future will they have … I have been many times to the Ethiopia countryside; in its rural villages. This is a country I love to visit, and I love its people. Ethiopia is a beautiful country, full of rich and diversifies cultures and peoples. Many of the people, however, do live in extreme poverty. I wonder what the future holds for this young girl? She seems so proud and determined! Good for her!
CHILDREN OF THE WORLD / ETHIOPIA - As I travel around the world on various assignments, I never tire of taking photos of children. Not only are they so picturesque as only children can be, but they also represent a hope in them that can’t be found in any other type of images. In their joys and in their despair, in their riches and in their poverty, my heart goes out to them. I want to lift them up to the word and shout, “Look, this is the future! The future is in their hands!” I sometimes wonder, though, what kind of future will they have … Here a young in Ethiopia ponders the world around him as this foreign photojournalist focuses his long zoom lens on him.
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CHILDREN OF THE WORLD / ETHIOPIA - As I travel around the world on various assignments, I never tire of taking photos of children. Not only are they so picturesque as only children can be, but they also represent a hope in them that can’t be found in any other type of images. In their joys and in their despair, in their riches and in their poverty, my heart goes out to them. I want to lift them up to the word and shout, “Look, this is the future! The future is in their hands!” I sometimes wonder, though, what kind of future will they have … Boys will be boys! Fun-loving! Full of life! I can’t help but believe that the future is bright for these young men of Ethiopia.
Ethiopian farming village.
Ethiopian newspapers.
Photo by @pedromcbride // Women await their turn at a hair salon in the walled city of #Harar, #Ethiopia, considered the 4th Holy City of Islam. I spent weeks here documenting the world of Chat or Qat, a legal stimulant in the Horn of Africa. The owner of this business was my base for for friendly, honest information. #NGTUK #travelgram #instatravel #travelphotography // #Repost @natgeotravel (at Harar, Ethiopia)
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My people love be colour. #Ethiopia #Rural #south #countryside #africa
As members of the diaspora return and reshape the nation, many encounter difficulties.
Ethiopia’s Bethlehem Tilahun Alemu Among Top African Female Business Leaders
Not only has Bethlehem’s company Sole Rebels grown to be one of the largest footwear companies in Africa, but it has also become a successful world class venture, with flagship stores in Taiwan, Spain, Switzerland, Austria, U.S, Singapore, Japan and many other countries.
Bethlehem has received a number of accolades for the work she has done to empower the Ethiopian youth with opportunities. In 2011, the 36-year-old entrepreneur made it into the World Economic Forum’s list of Young Global Leaders. She’s also been named by Forbes as one of 20 Youngest Power Women in Africa, and one of the World’s 100 Most Powerful Women.
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Ethiopian Coffee ceremony 👏🏾 Today Ethiopians and Eritreans around the world are celebrating Easter. There’s injera being made, and coffee roasted, let the celebrations begin 🙌🏾 See link above for an Ethiopian recipe to try! 📷 @worldlyseb 🙌🏾👌🏾👌🏾 #blackfoodie #ethiopianfood #ethiopiancoffee #eritrea #eritreanfood #melaninmagic #blackandabroad #africanfoodie by blackfoodie.co http://ift.tt/1Uq8a22 http://ift.tt/1rKLfUh
Everyday Eritrea: Resilience in the face of repression
Eritrea is a curious mix - from its capital Asmara, where the smell of real macchiato pervades Harnet Avenue, to its incredible port city of Massawa by the Red Sea, one of the oldest in Africa.
The Italian colonial influences are visible throughout Asmara, in its architecture and the local culture, with its cafeterias and pizzerias. The landscape ranges from lush, cool highlands to hot and humid lowlands along the Red Sea coast.
But, it is the Eritrean people who make a lasting impression. Despite their colonial past and the harsh political climate, Eritreans remain a most hospitable and resilient people.
After a 30-year armed struggle, Eritrea gained independence from Ethiopian rule in 1991, and in May 1993, when Eritreans overwhelmingly voted for statehood in a referendum supervised by the United Nations, that independence was recognised internationally.
Isaias Afewerki has been the country’s only president since independence. His government has postponed any future elections, indefinitely.
Not much information slips out of Eritrea, as the government often jails independent journalists, and expelled its last international correspondent in 2007. These images from 2013 show a rare glimpse into the everyday lives of Eritreans.
