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SHIFTING PAVEMENTS


SHIFTING PAVEMENTS

  Fresh pavements are laid around the Bole area, partly suited for pedestrians and bicycles. This lays the ground for a grand corridor development project 10Km long and 47.5hct wide by the Addis Abeba City Administration. The capital has been transformed in a matter of months after the project was initially kicked off with the demolition around Piassa. Closely supervised by Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed (PhD) and occurring across five major lanes, the corridors have split public opinion. While most of the development plans derive from the structural master plan devised seven years ago, new elements have been introduced by the corridor.  

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BLACK & WHITE

While informal traders and passionate Arsenal fans turn a bustling public transit corridor into a sea of red following a 2026 championship victory, a parallel conversation unfolded online. Despite the festive gathering on the ground the Addis Abeba stadium near Ras Mekonnen Avenue, the scene triggered an intense public outburst across social media platforms, highlighting a growing disconnect between street-level celebrations and digital public discourse regarding civic behavior and municipal pri...


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CART JAM

At Jemo Michael traffic lights, a white horse pulls a wooden cart stacked with yellow jerrycans through a busy intersection, as city traffic flows around it under an overcast sky. At the pulse of the intersection, hooves meet asphalt and stop before the traffic light waiting for the go as signals and survival share the same space. A man rides high above the wheels, steering tradition through lanes designed for speed and steel. Behind him, glass and concrete rise, while engines hum past a remi...


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LIQUID EMERGENCY

A man climbs a wooden ladder to inspect a massive overhead water storage tank while an Isuzu water truck sits parked below on a muddy street in Gofa camp. As municipal water infrastructure faces growing demand, private tankers and localised distribution points have become essential lifelines for residents and businesses navigating daily supply fluctuations. Meanwhile, pedestrians and workers carry on with their daily routines amidst the busy street scene...