Ethiopia

Ethiopian Marathoner Protests Government At Olympic Medal Finish

The runner made a gesture to support a tribe whose members have been killed in a fight with the government.
By Reuters

Ethiopia’s Bloody Crackdown: The Case for International Justice

"I will leave rather than wait for death"
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New Film By Ethiopian Nurse Combats Mental Health Stigmas In Africa

"Chula" is changing the narrative around mental health across the African diaspora.
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How Israel Can Help Resolve The Ethiopia-Eritrea Conflict

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For Her 30th B-day, This Woman Raised $30K For 30 Women In Need

“I’m celebrating my 30th birthday today, not with my friends toasting over champagne or dancing until dawn, but with 30 women I’ve just met in Ethiopia."
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In The Future, ‘Made In China’ Could Become ‘Made In Africa’

Thanks to Beijing's economic transition, Africa has a chance to pick up some of the industrial production now leaving China.
By Eric Olander and Cobus van Staden, The China Africa Project

Scientists Find A Lost Tribe Of Lions In Ethiopia

By Taylor Hill, TakePart

Ethiopia Is Brutally Cracking Down On Months Of Protests

Human rights groups say at least 140 people have been killed in protests over a land expansion plan.
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Drone Base Closure Doesn't End U.S. Drone Wars In Africa

Reported U.S. drone strikes increased in Somalia and Yemen in 2015.
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Journalists Behind Bars: 2015 Report Highlights China, Egypt

Eritrea, Ethiopia and Turkey also figured prominently on the list.
By Cara Anna, AP