Ethiopia's biggest reggae star Teddy Afro song Yastesereyal which he accuses Ethiopia's leaders of promising change, but bringing only "a new king." and Ethiopian Radio and TV the following list of his Music -Jah Yasteseryal (Redemption) Chemin de Fer, Semiyelelew Afie, Kab Dahlack (from Dahlak, an island in the Red Sea, Eritrea) so now the main point is a song about the Jah Yasteseryal, Recently it is becoming a hit song among many Ethiopians and heard it as a mobile ring tone and i feel like sharing it with you guys.

It is not clear who made the Khat yamerekanal song but according to local newspapers and magazine it is believed to be peoples from the southern part of Ethiopia which is of course Hawassa (Awassa) City. You can listen to the song here below.

ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia - As Temesgen Afework decided to drop by his motherland after spending 12 of years abroad giving a unique opportunity for his fans in Addis Ababa to see the young artist in action once again. What better way could the young artist could have come up with as an entrance than to come out and have a play on the theatre stage? Currently preparing for his performance in the different cities of Ethiopia, Temesgen, has found the opportunity to act in Addis Ababa as a blessing; especially considering he does not do that on a full time basis any more.

“It is great to come back and act. The crowd was so nice and warm.” He told SSI Wednesday this week. 

The streets of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia bustle with activity during the day. Shoppers crowd markets, taxi cabs dash across busy streets and Arabian-style music booms from

office towers. For the most part, Addis seems to be an ordinary city. But as the sun sets, remaining illusions of normalcy disappear. Young girls, some between the ages of 12 and 15, line city streets in hopes of finding a customer or two for the night.

What makes Addis different than cities in the

U.S. with prostitution problems? The answer lies in the statistics. More than 150,000 women walk the streets each night. Many charge $1 per trick, making them accessible to both Ethiopians and those on business from the West. In many ways, prostitution here is a result of poverty. Unemployment is over 50 percent. Ask a woman to leave the streets and she might go months, years or even decades without work.

Addis Ababa — The lieutenant-general Domingos André Tchikanha was recently accredited to Addis Ababa as the Angolan military attaché to Ethiopia.

Domingos André Tchikanha is the first Angolan military attaché to Ethiopia. He was received by the Brigadier Hassam Ibrahim, who is in charge of co-operation issues in the Ethiopian Foreign Affairs Ministry.

By Kaleyesus Bekele

Residents of Addis Ababa are expressing discontent at the disruption in drinking water supply in many parts of the city.

Hayahulet, Megenagna, Gerji, Wefcho Bet, Yerer, Gofa and Woyra Sefer are some of the areas which are hard hit by the disruption. Residents in the Woyra Sefer locality told The Reporter that they get tap water once in a week. “The water is available only once a week on Fridays. We store water for the rest of the week. But last week that didn’t happen,” the residents lamented.

AFRO FM 105.3, the first and only FM radio station in the country to broadcast news and other programs in foreign languages alone has gone on air.

Established with the objective of promoting Africa in general and Ethiopia in particular in their positive aspects, AFRO FM focuses on serving foreign diplomats, ambassadors, tourists, the large Ethiopian Diaspora and other expatriates residing in the metropolis.