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The Ogadeni-inhabited area constitutes most of Ethiopia’s Somali or Region Five. Although most of the inhabitants are Ogadenis, there are significant numbers of non-Ogadeni Somalis living in the northern most part of the...
The UK Government announced a four billion birr grant aid to Ethiopia to support the provision of basic services, social protection and humanitarian assistance, Minister of State for International Development, Gareth Thomas,...
Oxfam's Agricultural Scaling-Up Program is as appropriate and timely as it is in line with the current trust of the national development strategy, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MoARD) disclosed.
It wasn’t famine that killed Jamal Ali’s mother. She died in a cholera outbreak that swept through their Ethiopian village when at last the rains came. Twenty-five years later Jamal, now a parent himself, is lining up for...
Have you ever thought about accents? The kind other people say you have? Strictly speaking, is there such a thing as an accent. Well, depending on the expert you talk to, the accent jury is definitely out on this matter. For...
Source: United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) Full_Report (pdf* format - 77.1 Kbytes) Food Security Update The meher (June-October) rains have resumed in several parts of Gambella, SNNPR and...
Trekking and Holidays: Ethiopian Highlands and Mountain Ranges Travel to Ethiopia will reveal to the visitor a country dominated by mountains. The Simien mountains are largely unexplored, still unspoiled and are dramatic and...
The challenges of the global energy crisis are pushing most African countries to look to biofuels as a solution. Ghana, Nigeria, Angola, Kenya, South Africa and now Ethiopia together with some other African countries are all...
Source: United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) Full_Report (pdf* format - 80.1 Kbytes) Revised Humanitarian Requirements Document Launched On 22 October 2009, the Government and humanitarian...
Nov 02, 2009 (Columbia Daily Tribune - The state's decision to stop the creation of a new standardized math testing option for high schoolers will have no impact on Columbia Public Schools' math offerings, school officials say....
