Fashion, for Rahel Gebremedhn, is more than clothing, it is identity, movement, memory, and storytelling.
As the founder of Rahela Clothing, Rahel speaks on creativity, Ethiopian identity, discipline, global influence, and the realities behind building a brand in today’s creative landscape.
From navigating personal growth to addressing public controversy, this conversation explores the woman behind the label and the philosophy shaping her work.
Read more on LinkUp Premium about our latest interview with Rahel Gebremedhn
https://linkupaddis.com/app/articles/497
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As the founder of Rahela Clothing, Rahel speaks on creativity, Ethiopian identity, discipline, global influence, and the realities behind building a brand in today’s creative landscape.
From navigating personal growth to addressing public controversy, this conversation explores the woman behind the label and the philosophy shaping her work.
Read more on LinkUp Premium about our latest interview with Rahel Gebremedhn
https://linkupaddis.com/app/articles/497
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Online it looks like a great deal, but in person the price and quality don’t always match what you saw on the screen… How often is that becoming normal?
Read more: https://linkupaddis.com/app/articles/499
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Read more: https://linkupaddis.com/app/articles/499
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Is modern feminism actually reaching the women who need it most, or has it just become a toxic online battleground?
From the radical 1970s revolution of Marta Mebratu to today’s TikTok gender wars, the core message of Ethiopian feminism is getting lost in the noise.
When the movement dances on the thin line between empowerment and straight-up hate, we have to ask: are we curing the poison, or just changing who holds the needle?
Read more: https://linkupaddis.com/app/articles/500
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From the radical 1970s revolution of Marta Mebratu to today’s TikTok gender wars, the core message of Ethiopian feminism is getting lost in the noise.
When the movement dances on the thin line between empowerment and straight-up hate, we have to ask: are we curing the poison, or just changing who holds the needle?
Read more: https://linkupaddis.com/app/articles/500
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The African CityFood Month 2026 photography competition is currently accepting entries that highlight healthy food choices within urban environments across African cities.
To enter, participants must submit a brief title, a short narrative of up to 150 words, and a set of three distinct photographs capturing the food itself, the locations where it is sourced or consumed, and the people involved in preparing, serving, or eating it. Submissions should document everyday moments illustrating how urban residents access and enjoy food that supports overall health and well-being.
The submission deadline for the contest is 17 June 2026, ahead of the official African CityFood Month event in July. Following the evaluation of entries, three chosen winners will each receive a cash prize of $500 USD. Full competition guidelines, eligibility criteria, and submission forms can be accessed directly through the official website at afrifoodlinks.org/photography-showcase.
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To enter, participants must submit a brief title, a short narrative of up to 150 words, and a set of three distinct photographs capturing the food itself, the locations where it is sourced or consumed, and the people involved in preparing, serving, or eating it. Submissions should document everyday moments illustrating how urban residents access and enjoy food that supports overall health and well-being.
The submission deadline for the contest is 17 June 2026, ahead of the official African CityFood Month event in July. Following the evaluation of entries, three chosen winners will each receive a cash prize of $500 USD. Full competition guidelines, eligibility criteria, and submission forms can be accessed directly through the official website at afrifoodlinks.org/photography-showcase.
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What began as a disagreement over a Coca-Cola order at Tong Da Hotel quickly turned into something much bigger.
In an era where one customer video can force a public apology within hours, hotels, cafés, and restaurants are increasingly realizing that reputation is no longer built only inside their spaces but online, in front of thousands
Read more: https://linkupaddis.com/app/articles/501
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In an era where one customer video can force a public apology within hours, hotels, cafés, and restaurants are increasingly realizing that reputation is no longer built only inside their spaces but online, in front of thousands
Read more: https://linkupaddis.com/app/articles/501
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Are viral complaints improving customer service in Ethiopia?
Anonymous Poll
40%
A. Yes, businesses need the pressure
38%
B. Sometimes, depending on the situation
10%
C. No, it often goes too far
13%
D. I’m undecided
To live in this world is difficult, even more so when you're a woman in Ethiopia.
With rising rates of crimes against women and gender based violence, the risks of womanhood are now higher than ever. With feminism positioning itself as the only way out of this broken system, we ask the question: Is the movement and its most prominent advocates fit enough to deliver the Ethiopian woman to the promise land they have been preaching for since the 1970s?
Read more: https://linkupaddis.com/app/articles/500
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With rising rates of crimes against women and gender based violence, the risks of womanhood are now higher than ever. With feminism positioning itself as the only way out of this broken system, we ask the question: Is the movement and its most prominent advocates fit enough to deliver the Ethiopian woman to the promise land they have been preaching for since the 1970s?
Read more: https://linkupaddis.com/app/articles/500
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1 in 10,000 -that's the statistical chance you have at finding the love of your life in a metropolitan city like Addis.
So, with the numbers against you, how are you supposed to find your soulmate? Most countries around the world seem to be turning to online dating apps; however, this is not the case in Ethiopia. Today, we will answer the question: why do dating apps keep failing in Ethiopia when we seemingly are in dire need of them?
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telegra.ph/Why-Dating-Apps-Dont-Work-in-Ethiopia-05-24
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So, with the numbers against you, how are you supposed to find your soulmate? Most countries around the world seem to be turning to online dating apps; however, this is not the case in Ethiopia. Today, we will answer the question: why do dating apps keep failing in Ethiopia when we seemingly are in dire need of them?
LinkUp Premium is giving you a free article to enjoy today, so click the link below!
telegra.ph/Why-Dating-Apps-Dont-Work-in-Ethiopia-05-24
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An intensive 3D Product Visualization Bootcamp will take place from 1-4 June 2026 at iceaddis in Bole, located next to the Hub Hotel.
The workshop offers 17 hours of hands-on training covering 3D modeling, rendering, upscaling, workflow enhancement, post-production, and presentation using Blender. Participants will gain practical client workflow experience, develop a portfolio-ready project, and compete for cash prizes of up to 10,000 Birr.
Registration: haholearn.net
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The workshop offers 17 hours of hands-on training covering 3D modeling, rendering, upscaling, workflow enhancement, post-production, and presentation using Blender. Participants will gain practical client workflow experience, develop a portfolio-ready project, and compete for cash prizes of up to 10,000 Birr.
Registration: haholearn.net
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The New Pulse of Ghion: A Landmark Reborn in Motion
Ever wondered what happens when one of Ethiopia’s most iconic landmarks is reimagined for a new generation?
In the latest issue of LinkUp Magazine, we explore the transformation of Ghion Hotel into a vibrant social space where history, culture, and modern city life come together. From the musical fountain to the lively public atmosphere, Ghion is finding a new rhythm at the heart of Addis Ababa.
LinkUp Premium is giving you this month magazine for free. Click the link below and enjoy!
[https://bit.ly/LinkUp_May_2026]
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Ever wondered what happens when one of Ethiopia’s most iconic landmarks is reimagined for a new generation?
In the latest issue of LinkUp Magazine, we explore the transformation of Ghion Hotel into a vibrant social space where history, culture, and modern city life come together. From the musical fountain to the lively public atmosphere, Ghion is finding a new rhythm at the heart of Addis Ababa.
LinkUp Premium is giving you this month magazine for free. Click the link below and enjoy!
[https://bit.ly/LinkUp_May_2026]
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Before it vanished, the Bira Biro EDM festival completely shattered local expectations, bringing a world class experience right to the heart of Addis Ababa. But after three game changing years, the music stopped, leaving a generation of fans with one burning question: why did the party die, and is it ever coming back?
Today, we’re pulling back the curtain and stepping behind the scenes to once and for all answer where Addis’ favorite butterfly has flown to?
Read more: https://linkupaddis.com/app/articles/503
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Today, we’re pulling back the curtain and stepping behind the scenes to once and for all answer where Addis’ favorite butterfly has flown to?
Read more: https://linkupaddis.com/app/articles/503
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The fourth volume of the Founders' Lounge event series will take place on Thursday, 28 May 2026, at 6:00 PM at Adore Addis in the Bole Atlas area of Addis Ababa. This edition focuses on corporate leadership, innovation, and local economic impact in Ethiopia, serving as a networking platform for industry executives, entrepreneurs, and professionals. Attendance is restricted to invited guests and registered attendees.
The event features panel discussions with two prominent business leaders: Tihitina Mulushewa Legesse, Managing Director of WARYT Furniture Manufacturing, who will discuss adapting established brands to modern markets, and Bilen Aynu, Founder of Adore Addis, who will address the intersection of technology, human capital, and experiential spaces.
Registration and additional inquiries can be managed online or via telephone at +251 966 921 900.
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The event features panel discussions with two prominent business leaders: Tihitina Mulushewa Legesse, Managing Director of WARYT Furniture Manufacturing, who will discuss adapting established brands to modern markets, and Bilen Aynu, Founder of Adore Addis, who will address the intersection of technology, human capital, and experiential spaces.
Registration and additional inquiries can be managed online or via telephone at +251 966 921 900.
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