Elizabeth Woldegiorgis, Who Brought Ethiopia’s Forgotten Modernists Back to Light, Dies at 69
[Addis Fortune - Ethiopia] - 27/04/2025
Elizabeth Woldegiorgis (PhD) began the morning of September 11, 2001, like any other. She drank warm coffee, took an ordinary phone call and lingered in the lobby of the Japanese investment bank where she worked before heading up to her desk on the 53rd Floor. Minutes later, the first plane hit (…)
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