Clean Water Means Life Itself In Ethiopia
Groggy from 24 hours of travel, I step outside into cool twilight in Addis Ababa. My nostrils fill with the pungent scent of what I learn are eucalyptus-fed cooking fires.
Groggy from 24 hours of travel, I step outside into cool twilight in Addis Ababa. My nostrils fill with the pungent scent of what I learn are eucalyptus-fed cooking fires.
Nearly two years after being driven from Mogadishu, Islamists have re-taken swathes of south Somalia and may have their sights again on the capital.
Two aid workers, believed to be a Japanese woman and a Dutchman, working for the nongovernmental organization Medecins du Monde, were abducted Monday in Ethiopia.
Ethiopia on Wednesday named a hospital and a street after Tirunesh Dibaba and Kenenisa Bekele respectively who brought two gold medals each in the Beijing Olympics.