ethiopia

Ethiopia Aims to Lift Itself Out of Poverty by Damming the Blue Nile

By Aryn Baker / Benishangul-Gumuz, Ethiopia

How Ethiopia Can Overcome the Worst Drought in 50 Years

By Daniel Speckhard

Why Africans Are Still Risking Their Lives to Migrate to Europe

By Aryn Baker / Addis Ababa

A Migrant’s Dream and a Terrifying End

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U.S. and Vatican Respond to Escalating Burundi Crisis

Two days before Pope Francis leaves for his first ever visit to central and east Africa and days after State Department officials concluded a two-week visit to the region and the Holy See, President Obama...

By Elizabeth Dias

Scientists Discover 4,500-Year-Old Human DNA in Africa

Discovery offers clues about history of human migration

By Victor Luckerson

'If I Ran, I Could Win'

"But I can't"

By Maya Rhodan

See Scenes From Obama's Trip to Africa

President Obama spoke proudly of his Kenyan heritage on his third trip to sub-Saharan Africa, visiting Kenya before traveling to Ethiopia

By TIME Photo

Obama Pays a Visit to Ethiopia

Ethiopia’s powerful military has been a vital bulwark against the al-Qaeda-affiliated al-Shabaab

By Aryn Baker / Addis Ababa

Live Aid Happened Exactly 30 Years Ago

The Live Aid concerts, seen by many as the most important musical happening since Woodstock, took place on July 13, 1985

By Nash Jenkins

Oldest Known Fossil in Human Lineage Found in Ethiopia

The remains are estimated to be some 2.8 million years old

By Alexandra Sifferlin

South Sudan Rebel Leader Hopeful Peace Talks Will Resume

Rebel leader Riek Machar tells TIME that this time "I hope it will be different" — but experts aren't so sure it will be

By Noah Rayman

Warring South Sudan Parties Sign Cease-Fire Deal

Rebel commander Riek Machar would become Vice President under a proposed power-sharing deal

By Rishi Iyengar

Five Best Ideas of the Day: January 26

1. We spent more than $170 billion on the wars they fought for us. Can we spend $5 billion to give veterans a guaranteed income?By Gar Alperovitz in Al Jazeera America2. A ‘teaching hospital’ model...

By The Aspen Institute

African Countries Should Spend More in AIDS Response, Study Says

To meet AIDS eradication goals, study says funding should be re-allocated

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Five Best Ideas of the Day: December 16

1. Micropayments and digital currencies will ignite an explosion of disruptive innovation.By Walter Isaacson in LinkedIn2. Latin America is taking the lead with progressive food policies — and putting public health above the interests of...

By The Aspen Institute

Photojournalism Daily: Nov. 13, 2014

Photojournalism Daily is a compilation of the most interesting photojournalism found on the web, curated by Mikko Takkunen

By Mikko Takkunen

John Green and Bill Gates Are Teaming Up to Bring Clean Water to Ethiopia

Gates has said he'll match $100,000 if Green can raise it

By Ashley Ross

Poor Countries Do Most of the World's Peacekeeping

It is an unfair burden for troops who are less well trained, under-supplied and ill equipped

By Adam McCauley

U.S. to Spend $110M Annually on Peacekeeping in Africa

The plan is to help fund African rapid-response forces that will deal with armed Islamist groups

By Melissa Hellmann
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