Above and Below the Living in Ethiopia Amid Pandemic
In Addis Ababa, Amsale Hailemariam, a single mother and domestic worker, watches wealth rise around her while a viral crisis threatens gains against extreme poverty. World Bank projections warn up to 100 million more people could fall into poverty, with Ethiopia among the nations bearing the burden alongside India, Nigeria, Congo, and Bangladesh.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Amsale Hailemariam
Amsale
World Bank
United Nations
India
Nigeria
Congo
Bangladesh
Narendra Modi
Africa
China
Indonesia
South Africa
Gayle Smith
ONE Campaign
Associated Press
Smith
U.S. Agency For International Development
sub-Saharan
Meles Zenawi
Eritrea
Bethlehem Jafar
Bethlehem
Abiy Ahmed
Nile
Kenya
Mulugeta Ayene
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Sursock Palace Devastated by Beirut Port Blast
Beirut's 160 year old Sursock Palace suffered extensive damage in the recent blast, with ceilings collapsed walls ruined and interiors covered in dust. Owner Roderick Sursock laments the destruction and calls for political change to allow restoration and survival of Lebanon's heritage.
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Beirut
Roderick Sursock
Sursock Palace
Italy
Sursock
Constantinople
Istanbul
Sursock Museum
Achrafieh
Culture Ministry
Palace Gardens
Yvonne
Cochrane
Ireland
Lebanon
Brown's Father Finds Hope at Louisville Rally for Taylor
In Louisville six years after Michael Brown Jr’s death, Michael Brown Sr. joined a rally near a Breonna Taylor mural urging justice for Taylor and other Black residents killed by police. Organizers from Until Freedom led the event drawing about 200 people, amid ongoing demonstrations nationwide.
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Louisville
Ferguson
Missouri
Michael Brown
Breonna Taylor
West End
Brown
Taylor
Michael Brown Jr
Black Lives Matter
Kentucky
11Th
West Main Streets
George Floyd
Minneapolis
Until Freedom
Social Justice
Daniel Cameron
Cameron
Jefferson County Commonwealth
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