Topic: Ethiopia

Opinion How to transform African farming: Return to 'orphan crops'
If sub-Saharan Africa is to benefit from advances in agricultural productivity, investments in the so-called 'orphan crops' – sweet potato, cassava, and millet – will be crucial for strengthening the poorest farmers’ livelihoods and improving nutrition.
Will Ethiopian crackdown stir Islamist backlash?
Montana camp for adopted children operating without license, denies fault
Modern Parenthood Queen Latifah a mom? Star says she may adopt a child.
Adoption: US-Russian pact met with caution, hope
Adoption: Minnesota reflects trend in plummeting adoption rates
Adoption: Russian official focuses on ranch for troubled adoptees
Intercountry adoption: Russian parliament ratifies Russia-US pact
The Dictator's Learning Curve
Change Agent Turning to old crop varieties for tough times
Ethiopia's terror conviction of journalist raises doubts on free speech
Queen of Sheba left genetic legacy to Ethiopians, study finds
Muslims accuse Ethiopian government of meddling in mosques
Africa Monitor Somalia: Al Shabab loses Afgoye and Afmadow. Is Kismayo next?
With talks, another chance at peace for Sudan and South Sudan
The Monitor's View At G8 summit, US taps into Africa's 'cheetah generation'
Obama to unveil plan for helping African farmers
South Sudan refugee influx strains Kenyan camps
Did Time sexualize breastfeeding with its 'Are you mom enough' cover?
International adoption rates plummet, domestic numbers rise
Kenya joins the great African oil boom with latest discoveries
Report: Ethiopians could still go hungry despite economic gains
Change Agent A Kenyan woman stands up against a massive dam project
Detentions display UN's impotence in Ethiopia
Five reasons to care about the Sudan - South Sudan conflict

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