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Ethiopia Under Woyanne: An image from Los Angeles Times

October 3rd, 2008 | Categories: Ethiopia  |  2 Comments

By Stephen Morrison, Los Angeles Times

Maso Aliyi mourns his dead child, Shibre Aliyi, at his home in the village of Kararo in Ethiopia on Thursday. Shibre had spent almost a month at a therapeutic feeding center. A lack of rain in the main February to April wet season has left at least 75,000 Ethiopian children under age 5 at risk from malnutrition, according to the U.N.'s Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, which also asserts that some eight million people need urgent food relief and another 4.6 million need emergency assistance.


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2 Responses to “Ethiopia Under Woyanne: An image from Los Angeles Times”

  1. weqaw says:

    ኤረ ምንድነው የምደረገው? ችግሩኮ አልተቻለም:: መቸ ነው ይቺ አገር የማልፍላት? እንድየው ለዘላለም በነወያኔዎች ልትጠፋ ተፈርዶባታል ማለት ነው? ወይ ጉድ: ኤረ እባካችሁ አንድ ነገር እንዳርግ!

    October 4th, 2008 at 1:22 am

  2. Hule...ethiopia says:

    WWWWhat you guys expect from Woyane regim. God bless our people

    October 6th, 2008 at 5:22 pm

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