The Federal Ministry of Health in collaboration with United States Agency for International Development (USAID) Ethiopia and the AIDSFree project recently held an event to officially launch a revamped Ethiopian Food and... Read more »
By Paul Schemm | Washington Post ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia — For any first-time visitor to an Ethiopian restaurant, the signature experience is tearing off a piece of injera, a pancake-like bread, and... Read more »
An upsurge of inter-communal violence in Ethiopia’s West Guji and Gedeo regions has forced an estimated 978,000 people to flee their homes since 13 April, according to the United Nations. “This surge... Read more »
Anadolu Agency Turkey gives food aid to displaced people in EthiopiaAnadolu AgencyADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia. A Turkish aid agency has distributed food aid among 675 families at internally-displaced people’s camps in Ethiopia’s Oromia... Read more »
Mesob, a restaurant located in the Pigneto neighborhood of Rome, serves some of the best Ethiopian food I’ve had outside of Ethiopia. With a strong focus on injera — the sour, spongy... Read more »
Rabat – Morocco’s OCP Group has launched an initiative to boost Ethiopia’s agriculture and help the country reach its food safety goals, in line with OCP’s African agenda. To assist the Ethiopian government... Read more »
Among the total 216 priority one woredas, 187 of them are prioritized as priority one for the Agriculture cluster as well. In this priority one areas it is likely that further deterioration... 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 »
AMHARA REGION – KEY FINDINGS LOCATION AND CAUSE OF DISPLACEMENT: 12,100 displaced individuals comprising 2,412 households in 23 displacement sites were identified in Amhara region*. These figures represent an increase of 531... Read more »
Overview Climatic shocks, conflict, insecurity and political instability continue to drive humanitarian need in the Horn of Africa. While food insecurity increased by nearly 24 per cent in 2017, it decreased in... Read more »