Reconstruction of the otter Enhydriodon omoensis (in background), compared with three current species, left to right: the South American giant otter; the sea otter; and an African otter. E. omoensis occupied Ethiopia’s Lower Omo Valley at the same time as human ancestors known as Australopithecines
Credit: © Chris Magura for UNICEF's efforts to changing social stigmas surrounding menstruation in Sudan Addis Abeba - Ethiopia's Ministry of Finance has accepted research-backed appeal by the Addis Abeba Women, Children and Social Affairs Bureau to allocate permanent government budget to provide hygienic and affordable
Addis Abeba - People In Need (PIN), a non-governmental, non-profit organization, launched a water development project with support from the European Union’s Humanitarian Aid department. "So far, more than 8,300 inhabitants have benefited from safe and drinkable water provided by the project in the Segen
