NEWS RELEASE: (May 21, 2024) – The Shewa Society Association is proud to announce the organization of the Shewa Fano Symposium. Scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, June 1-2, […]
Shewa Task Force Holds a Successful Fundraising Event for Displaced People in Amhara Region
Silver Spring, Maryland – The Shewa Task Force successfully concluded a global telethon from April 10 – 14, 2024, to support the internally displaced populations in Ethiopia’s Shewa […]
Global Fundraising Initiative for the Displaced People of Amhara in Shewa Province of Ethiopia
The Shewa Amhara Task Force is honored to announce the launch of a global fundraising campaign to provide vital support to individuals displaced by the ongoing civil war […]
The Rich Heritage of Shewa Society: An Exploration of Culture and Tradition
Situated in the central highlands of Ethiopia, the Shewa region is more than just a geographical location. It is the cradle of a vibrant society that has contributed […]
Historical Places of Shewa: A Journey Through Time
Shewa, situated in the heart of Ethiopia, holds a treasure trove of historical sites. From its ancient royal capitals to its religious sanctuaries, Shewa stands as a testament […]
Yekuno Amlak and the Shewa Dynasty
Born into the heartland of Bete Amhara, Yekuno Amlak ascended the Ethiopian throne from 1270 to 1285. Revered for his foundational role in establishing the Solomonic dynasty, he […]
Profile: Emperor Menelik II
Emperor Menelik II, born Sahle Maryam (17 August 1844 – 12 December 1913), was one of Ethiopia’s most celebrated rulers, remembered predominantly for his military triumphs, substantial expansion […]
A brief history of Menz, Shewa
Menz is a historical region located in the central highlands of Ethiopia, within what is modern-day North Shewa. Over the centuries, Menz has played an important role in […]
The Legacy of the Shewa Society: An Epoch in Ethiopian History
In the rich tapestry of Ethiopian history, the Shewa region stands as a significant thread. Nestled in the heart of Ethiopia, Shewa once thrived as an autonomous kingdom […]