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The Power of Unwavering Faith

Jun 22 , 2024      |      By Eden Sahle      |      2334 Views

Most people who knew me would describe me as someone with strong faith. I used to consider myself the same way. However...

Legacy of a Superhero's Heart

Jun 15 , 2024      |      By Eden Sahle      |      2480 Views

On a seemingly ordinary weekend two weeks ago, our world was turned upside down. The phone rang, and the news my husband...

Breaking Free from Sour Relationships

We all seek friends who inspire us. But what happens when admiration takes a toxic turn? This was my experience with two individuals who initially offered guidance and support. But, beneath the surface, lurked a constant negativity, particularly towards the achievements of oth...

Jun 8 , 2024      |      By Eden Sahle      |      3432 Views

Building Dreams to Burning Bridges

I know a few individuals who have successfully built businesses from scratch as new graduates. One of them was a young man I met five years ago who had a passion for technology and video games. He was particularly confident in teaching young people about website development and...

Jun 1 , 2024      |      By Eden Sahle      |      1967 Views

Finding Peace in a Chaotic Reality

I always thought I valued peace, until I met my husband. He approaches it with an unwavering commitment and a calming grace. He showed me that inner peace is far more valuable than winning an argument, even with strangers. Time and again, I've witnessed him graciously concede to...

May 25 , 2024      |      By Eden Sahle      |      1463 Views

Our Children, Our Responsibility

After two blissful years of raising their son, my neighbours began a daycare search deciding that it was time to return to work. Their ideal setting was a facility with cameras accessible to parents, offering a comforting glimpse into their child's day. Unfortunately, such transp...

May 18 , 2024      |      By Eden Sahle      |      2224 Views

Breaking Free from Sour Relationships

We all seek friends who inspire us. But what happens when admiration takes a toxic turn? This was my experience with two individuals who initially offered guidance and support. But, beneath the surface, lurked a constant negativity, particularly towards the achievements of oth...

Jun 8 , 2024      |      By Eden Sahle      |      3432 Views

Building Dreams to Burning Bridges

I know a few individuals who have successfully built businesses from scratch as new graduates. One of them was a young man I met five years ago who had a passion for technology and video games. He was particularly confident in teaching young people about website development and...

Jun 1 , 2024      |      By Eden Sahle      |      1967 Views

Finding Peace in a Chaotic Reality

I always thought I valued peace, until I met my husband. He approaches it with an unwavering commitment and a calming grace. He showed me that inner peace is far more valuable than winning an argument, even with strangers. Time and again, I've witnessed him graciously concede to...

May 25 , 2024      |      By Eden Sahle      |      1463 Views

Our Children, Our Responsibility

After two blissful years of raising their son, my neighbours began a daycare search deciding that it was time to return to work. Their ideal setting was a facility with cameras accessible to parents, offering a comforting glimpse into their child's day. Unfortunately, such transp...

May 18 , 2024      |      By Eden Sahle      |      2224 Views

Unhooking the Liquid Gold Taboo

Motherhood has a way of unveiling unexpected truths. Following the birth of my daughter, I was confronted with a striking realisation: the prevalence of misinformation and stigma surrounding breastfeeding. It was a realm where I encountered surprising perspectives. Many older...

May 11 , 2024      |      By Eden Sahle      |      1908 Views

Betting on Virtual Solutions for Real Impact

Since graduating from law school, I have attended countless women's conferences and workshops. These gatherings offer valuable learning opportunities and connections with inspiring people and organisations. However, a common thread weaves through these in-person events is hefty p...

Apr 28 , 2024      |      By Eden Sahle      |      4298 Views

Hunger's Grip on Mothers, Children of Addis Abeba

I witnessed a scene that left me heartbroken at the health centre. Several mothers were on the line to get their children vaccinated, their faces etched with worry and their bodies visibly thin. They did not seem to have recently given birth. Their malnourished state raised a re...

Apr 20 , 2024      |      By Eden Sahle      |      3459 Views

Silencing Inner Critic: One Size Does Not Fit All

A couple who had refrained from social interactions paid a visit to my house last week. Observing them interact with my daughter was truly heartening. They bonded effortlessly with her, eliciting joyful laughter and playful interactions. My baby seemed drawn to them, displaying...

Apr 13 , 2024      |      By Eden Sahle      |      2356 Views

Housing Control Law: Balancing Act or Quick Fix?

Last week's decision by lawmakers to regulate rental properties has sent shockwaves through the city. While many residents see it as a beacon of hope, others remain sceptical. Addis Abeba faces a severe housing crisis. The demand for affordable housing far exceeds the supply, for...

Apr 6 , 2024      |      By Eden Sahle      |      3446 Views

Addis Abeba Loosing Balance Between Progress, Preservation

A recent car ride through Addis Abeba with my family unearthed a stint of emotions. While the city's massive facelift was a wonder for my wide-eyed daughter, the scene evoked a profound sense of loss within me. The relentless demolition and excavation mirrored the ach in my hear...

Mar 30 , 2024      |      By Eden Sahle      |      3165 Views


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