A team of surgeons from Israel fills a much-needed void in spinal care in the impoverished African country. Mekelle is a town of almost 300,000 people in northern Ethiopia. The only hospital,... Read more »
“Everything we had was gone…We were left with nothing,” recalled Mohammed Ali, a resident of Gudis village in Darolebu district in eastern Ethiopia. He was among the more than 8,400 families displaced... Read more »
A British citizen released last week after being imprisoned on death row in Ethiopia said he only found out that he would be freed after a government official commented on an appeal... Read more »
By Thin Lei Win Rome — Each successive generation of ‘Cosmopolitan Chickens’ is more resilient, lives longer, and is less susceptible to diseases, proving the importance of genetic diversity Researchers in Ethiopia... Read more »
April 26, 2018 Rome—Researchers in Ethiopia are embarking on a quest to create the perfect chicken for African farmers with an unlikely ally – a Belgian conceptual artist who has spent 20... Read more »
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY • Food Cluster: 8.5 million emergency beneficiaries and 4.5 m ex-public work clients received emergency food commodities.During the last quarter of 2017, IDPs were also targeted for emergency food distribution.... Read more »
Abeokuta, Nigeria – Dozens of children cheer at the Baptist Nursery and Primary School compound in Bode-Ijaiye suburb of Abeokuta city, the capital of Ogun state, as their friends try to outpace each other on a 100-metre dash... Read more »
‘Funny, you don’t seem Ethiopian,” says Helen, expressing the collective opinion of the local nurses gathering around Tsheay Orna Tadoses-Solomon, the nurse from Israel. “How do you speak Amharic so well?” We’re... Read more »
Copyright 2018 NPR. To see more, visit http://www.npr.org/. STEVE INSKEEP, HOST: Now, let’s follow up on the end of adoptions from Ethiopia. Many Americans adopted children from that country not so long... Read more »