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Andinet Nahusenay is an award-winning journalist and radio news anchor based in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. He brings over ten years of experience from the Fana Broadcasting Corporate, where he specialized in investigative reporting on development, rural technology, peac, and good governance. Recognized for his compelling storytelling, Andinet also produces documentaries focusing on peace keeping, culture, historical heritage, and child abuse. He currently works as a freelance radio news anchor for Addis Media Network and was named one of the top five winners for Male Radio News Anchor at the 2025 Ethiopian Media Awards. Portfolio audio and video samples are available upon request.
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Empowering nutrition and agriculture: The "Lemat Trufat" initiative practices at Kombolcha School!
Lake "Logo Haik" is facing a severe environmental crisis due to widespread illegal fishing and heavy shoreline pollution. Poachers are operating unlawfully, overexploiting fish stocks and neglecting critical conservation laws. At the same time, the surrounding habitat is being heavily damaged by dumped trash and waste materials. Without urgent environmental protection and active management, the lake’s ecosystem and local wildlife face permanent destruction.
