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Maranata Tegegne
You can say that there is no standard but also you can see this as an opportunity to set the standard and carve your own way
From the journal
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Wayna | Representing Ethiopia on an International Stage
Wayna is an Ethiopian-born, GRAMMY-nominated singer, former White House writer, and actress, who celebrates the cultural influences of her background through her performances on screen and on…
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among us women
among us women tells the story of 3 powerful women doing their best to navigate along patriarchal structures. Set in Megendi Gojam, among us women, has for…
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Representing Ethiopia: Marketing that works!
Advertising agencies in Africa take a unique approach to community promotion known as community marketing. Community marketing can be defined as “a form of marketing that seeks…
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Maranata Tegegne
Maranata Tegegne is a filmmaker, mostly known for his collaborations with Ethiopian rap sensation Kassmasse. He also runs a successful Afro-Caribbean, restaurant Shifta, and a recording /artist…
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Creative Entrepreneurship: Resilience
Art has a long history of being used to speak truth to power as a potent weapon for social transformation, serving as a voice for the oppressed,…
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We can’t eat art but it feeds us
By Besufekade Mulu If there is something that remains constant about art; for the most part, is that it’s seen as a luxury. A lazy man’s pursuit.…
GETZ / Issue 15
The magazine.
In your hands.
HATE is now in print. 48 pages of art, writing and photography from ten Ethiopian artists, printed in limited numbers.
A platform
for culture.
GETZ is an Ethiopian multimedia platform focused on presenting quality African cultural content through cooperation with relevant members of the creative economy in the continent. Though primarily specialised in the Ethiopian creative sector, GETZ’s objective is to create open platforms that promote cultural exchange between creative ecosystems and allow for freely accessible cultural content that highlights the value of art, the values of artists and addresses topics relevant to Ethiopia, Africa and the rest of the world.