
Tigray Food Crisis Deepens as Catholic Leaders Plead for Relief
Overall, more than 20 million people in Ethiopia rely on food assistance. A persistent drought has made food scarcity even worse.
Overall, more than 20 million people in Ethiopia rely on food assistance. A persistent drought has made food scarcity even worse.
According to Reuters, the murders took place during violent anti-government protests in the Amhara region of the country that followed the federal government’s decision to disband regional special forces units.
The bishop and two priests were accused of criticizing human rights violations in their homilies before their arrests on Oct. 15.
“My mom showed me how to make traditional Ethiopian foods,” says Musie, “and that was part of my growing up.”
Cardinal Berhaneyesus Demerew Souraphiel: ‘True peace comes from God and from the heart of each one of us dedicated to peace.’
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