Ethiopia 
USAID IMPROVES NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF ETHIOPIANS LIVING WITH AND AFFECTED BY HIV
USAID Food by Prescription activity culminates five years of achievements
Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal visits Save the Children projects in Ethiopia
Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal, Princess Anne President of Save the Children UK has visited Save the Children's programs in Ethiopia.
Members of Parliament, Save the Children mark 500 Days left to MDGs
Save the Children, Members of the House of Peoples’ Representatives and Somali Region Officials marked the 500 Days left to meet the Millennium Development Goals (MDG) targets
Ambulance support brings hope
Save the Children provided twelve well equipped ambulances to the Somali Regional Health Bureau.
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ENGINE Plus Launched in JigJiga
ENGINE Plus is launched in Jigjiga city, Somali Regional State on February 23, 2015. The event marked the commencement of the expansion of the USAID funded multisectoral nutrition project, Empowering New Generations to Improve Economic opportunities (ENGINE), to Somali Region.
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Change the face of Africa by ending child marriage
John Graham, Country Director of Save the Children in Ethiopia, wrote an opinion editorial calling for key actions to end child marriage, as African leaders gathered for the African Union Summit here in Addis Ababa last week. His article is published in The Reporter newspaper on Jan 31st, 2015.
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Case Study of Nyamuoch Koang Gambella, Ethiopia June 2014
Nyamuoch Koang, 17 years old has become head of seven of her siblings due to the fight that had broken out in their country of origin of South Sudan in December, 2013. She was separated from her mother and uncle and fled with her brothers and sisters. After 11 days of long walk, she entered to Ethiopia through Burbeiy. They currently reside in Letichor refugee camp in Gambella region.
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Abeba Tesfay mother of six children is 37 years old. She lives in Maicheka village in Tigray region of Ethiopia with her five boys.
