CBC’s Stephen Puddicombe report about Woyanne atrocities in Ogaden, including summary executions and punishment of the whole population by starvation. Click here to listen.
As Ethiopia shudders under poverty and oppression, Canada is accused of bean-counter development. It’s all in Stephen Puddicombe’s feature documentary from Ethiopia.
Collateral damage. Weapons from Somalia are bringing violence to Kenya, where they say dying is like drinking water. We’ll follow one man and the weapons that gave him a new life, but will almost certainly take someone else’s. And in India, the festival of Ganesh the elephant god is getting big. Maybe too big. We’ll take you to a mammoth celebration.
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A big THANK YOU to CBC and the Mr Puddicombe. Thank you also to ER.
How about posting only the second audio file as that is the one directly rlevant to Ethiopia. Part two of the same documentary is posted on
http://www.cbc.ca/podcasting/pastpodcasts.html?13#ref13
The House, Saturday, November 03, 2007
This week on The House, host Kathleen Petty talks with a couple of manufacturers to see how they are handling the challenges of the current economy; Kathleen convenes a couple of journalists to offer some commentary on this past week on the Hill; and we explore whether human rights and foreign aid should be linked, first CBC reporter Stephen Puddicombe takes us to Ethiopia, and then Kathleen puts the question to Senator Romeo Dallaire.
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