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Celebrating Ethiopian culture, business & community.
Discover inspiring stories, local businesses, cultural events, fashion, food, arts, and community achievements through Canada's newest premium Ethiopian publication.
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About The Magazine
A voice for the Ethiopian community.
KOKEB Magazine was created to connect, inspire, and celebrate the achievements, traditions, businesses, and stories that shape our community. Each issue highlights culture, entrepreneurship, events, food, fashion, arts, and local opportunities.
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Six pillars of the publication.
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Community Events
Festivals, gatherings, and cultural celebrations across the country.
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Culture & Heritage
Traditions, history, and the stories that bind our community.
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Food & Lifestyle
Authentic cuisine, recipes, and the rituals around the table.
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Fashion & Arts
Designers, artists, and creators redefining Ethiopian aesthetics.
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Community Voices
Classifieds, announcements, and opportunities from the community.
Latest Issue · September 2026
The New Builders.
Ethiopian excellence reshaping Canadian business. Inside Issue 01: Women at the Helm, Youth on the Rise, and Culture as Capital — a 96-page collector's edition.
- Cover Story: The New Builders
- Women at the Helm — 12 founders
- Youth on the Rise — next generation
- Culture as Capital — the soft power of identity
Community Updates
Stories from the community.
Events·Sep 12, 2026
Inside the 2026 Ethiopian New Year Festival
Thousands gather across Canadian cities to mark Enkutatash with music, food, and renewed traditions.
Business·Sep 05, 2026
Women at the Helm: The New Builders
Five Ethiopian-Canadian founders are quietly reshaping local industries — from fintech to fashion.
Food·Aug 28, 2026
The Coffee Ritual That Refused to Leave Home
How the jebena buna ceremony anchors identity for a new generation living abroad.
Business Spotlight
Supporting Ethiopian-owned businesses.
Cafe · Toronto
Habesha Coffee House
A neighbourhood roastery serving heirloom Yirgacheffe and weekend buna ceremonies.
Visit WebsiteFashion · Montreal
Selam Atelier
Custom habesha kemis with hand-embroidered tibeb borders for modern occasions.
Visit WebsiteSoftware · Calgary
Addis Tech Lab
A diaspora-led studio building fintech tools for African and Canadian SMBs.
Visit WebsiteRestaurant · Ottawa
Enjera Kitchen
Family-style platters and chef's tasting menus rooted in regional Ethiopian cuisine.
Visit WebsiteCrafts · Vancouver
Tibeb Textiles
Hand-woven cotton scarves, netela shawls, and home goods sourced direct from artisans.
Visit WebsiteBeauty · Edmonton
Yenat Beauty
Skincare and haircare formulated for Black skin, built around frankincense and shea.
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