Habesha Restaurant and Bar is a lovely place to spend an evening with friends while exploring mouth-watering Ethiopian dishes in an authentic setting.

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Habesha, a new Ethiopian and Eritrean restaurant, will bring a new dining option to Cleveland’s Kamm’s Corners neighborhood when it opens Friday, Dec. 4.

Habesha is New Haven's second currently open Ethiopian restaurant, joining Lalibela Ethiopian Restaurant, which is located a few blocks away at 176 Temple St.

When it comes to pandemic-friendly cuisines, Ethiopian food might rank near the bottom of the list in terms of sanctuary, above all-you-can-eat buffets but well ...

The city’s Ethiopian options took a hit when Pleasant Ridge staple Emanu shuttered earlier this year, but a kindred spirit still exists in a tiny, west side plaza storefront more befitting a vape shop ...

ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia — Ethiopians planted more than 200 million trees on Monday, which officials stated will be a world record. The ambitious initiative of Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed aims to ...

We at Habesha Ethiopian and Eritrean Restaurant welcome you to join us in this community through the enjoyment of our food." "Somebody can be from Eritrea, call him Habesha.

According to the CEO of Habesha, ZewduNigate, Ethiopia has the potential to be a self-sufficient producer of malt, among others, for the growing beer companies, now operating in the country.

Phase 1 of the Habesha project involves the establishment of a 1.4-million-tonne-a-year cement factory, near Addis Ababa.

The Ethiopian government set a target of planting four billion trees in three months this year. Did they succeed?