ፍሬዘር ቀረፃ አቋርጣ ወጣች /እፍታ/ Efita Ethiopian food show

ፍሬዘር ቀረፃ አቋርጣ ወጣች /እፍታ/ Efita Ethiopian food show

(Photo: UNICEF) Addis Abeba– The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) says the humanitarian situation across the broader Amhara Region remains dire, as “growing numbers of people need urgent food assistance” despite recent improvements in aid access, particularly in eastern part of Amhara. In its latest update, OCHA stated that “movement and …

(Photo: UNICEF) Addis Abeba– The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) says the humanitarian situation across the broader Amhara Region remains dire, as “growing numbers of people need urgent food assistance” despite recent improvements in aid access, particularly in eastern part of Amhara. In its latest update, OCHA stated that “movement and …

The 2023 drought left more than 800,000 people in Oromia’s Borana Zone in need of food assistance (Photo: Borana Zone Communication) Addis Abeba – Pastoralists in Ethiopia are extremely marginalized. Since the inception of the Ethiopian state, pastoralism has never been acknowledged (politically or legally) as a viable livelihood, nor has it been economically fully integrated into …

The 2023 drought left more than 800,000 people in Oromia’s Borana Zone in need of food assistance (Photo: Borana Zone Communication) Addis Abeba – Pastoralists in Ethiopia are extremely marginalized. Since the inception of the Ethiopian state, pastoralism has never been acknowledged (politically or legally) as a viable livelihood, nor has it been economically fully integrated into …

Wheat holds a pivotal role in Ethiopia’s agricultural landscape. As the country’s second most important staple crop, it is crucial to the nation’s food security. Traditionally, wheat cultivation has been concentrated in Ethiopia’s highlands, but this has changed with the introduction of the ADAPT-Wheat project, an initiative designed to tackle the production challenges faced by …

Wheat holds a pivotal role in Ethiopia’s agricultural landscape. As the country’s second most important staple crop, it is crucial to the nation’s food security. Traditionally, wheat cultivation has been concentrated in Ethiopia’s highlands, but this has changed with the introduction of the ADAPT-Wheat project, an initiative designed to tackle the production challenges faced by …

(Photo: Dilla University) Addis Abeba– Forty-four Muslim female students at Dilla University, who had been barred from campus for wearing the niqab, a religious attire, have returned to their studies “following an agreement reached with the university administration.” The students had been unable to access education, food, and dormitory facilities for over a week, with …

(Photo: Dilla University) Addis Abeba– Forty-four Muslim female students at Dilla University, who had been barred from campus for wearing the niqab, a religious attire, have returned to their studies “following an agreement reached with the university administration.” The students had been unable to access education, food, and dormitory facilities for over a week, with …