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Ethiopia, today, is ravaged by famine. But custom prevents thousands of women from growing the drought-resistant crops which the men no longer cultivate.
UNICEF
Approximately 200,000 Ethiopian Jews have migrated to Sudan, who left the country after a severe famine.
Earthscan
(Left) Ethiopians are walking through deserts to Sudan, searching for food. (Right) A mother worried about not having a drop of water for her hunger-stricken, crying child.
The Times of Ceylon Press
Photo 01: A group waiting for food. Photo 02: They lament for deceased family members Photo 03: The dead bodies of people died from hunger.
The Times of Ceylon Press
An Ethiopian girl who feeds dough to her hunger-stricken mother.
The Times of Ceylon Press
Leader of Ethiopia's Only Women's Club
Fearless Abyssinian Woman Prepares to Fight Italy. Ethiopia's Joan of Arc is Voyzero (Madam) Abeebech, a wealthy vivacious young matron wife of an Army officer who is now serving at the Gondar frontier. Voyzero Abebech, is a well known figure in ...
Keystone View Company
Ethiopia: Efforts for Better Grain Harvest
These farmers of an Ethiopian cooperative have not yet modern agricultural technology available. They bring the corn by hand. Nevertheless they strive for better grain harvests which is a major task in the current first year of the national revolu...
Lankadeepa
Coping with Disaster: Drought in Ethiopia
The UN family of organisations is often called upon to help in times of disaster — natural and man-made. UNHCR (UN High Commissioner for Refugees) provides legal protection and material assistance to refugees. Severe drought and endless poverty ca...
United Nations Information Centre
Ethiopia Defeats Ignorance — Geography Lesson
In 1974, the number of Ethiopian students who could not read or write was 93 per cent. But the government's program to educate them using television and radio has been successful. The number of currently studying young and adult students are incre...
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