Current Issue  
Here are some of the feature articles from the current issue of Sheeko, to read more articles subrscribe or buy sheeko magazine.  
Waris Dirie  

Given her popular status as a Fashion Model, Waris Dirie has a good shot at winning the campaign against female genital mutilation. Liban interviews Waris on her stumbling blocks, campaign and immense ability to defy all odds.

 


 
Iconic Woman  
Sheeko Magazine Fashion Feature
 
Professor Samatar  
Ahmed I. Samatar, who has a doctorate from the University of Denver, US, is a University Dean . He is a prolific writer on African politics and other international issues. A James Wallace Professor and Dean of the Institute for Global Citizenship at Macalister College, US, Samatar is much in demand for lectures at top world varsities. (The name Samatar means the good-doer and of course, Ahmed is “we are grateful for having you”).
 
Miss Boon  
here’s no Eritrean family that has not been affected by the 30-year war for independence. Whether in the country or in the diaspora, the struggle has altered countless lives.” As the documentary begins, two young women dressed in Black appear on the screen.
 
Beth Teshome  
Beth Teshome has dedicated her life to flattering women and in particular brides with her unconventional designs-embracing the femininity of women’s wear whilst developing an acutely individual sensibility.
Pablo Picasso’s greatest muse was his favourite mistress, Dora Maar; Shakespeare’s ‘extemporal god or rhyme’ was Anne Hathaway. For this young Ethiopian designer, flee- markets around the world, the streets around the west end, and Camden in London are the holy grail of fashion.
 
Skin 2 Skin  
Why is it that each time I visit an aunt or cousin, their complexions are always different from the last time I saw them? Is it only the women in my family who welcome me with ashy, burnt, grey, powdery faces? We are facing an epidemic; Skin Bleaching.