Child labor survival in Ethiopia and Africa at large
In SEBASTIE Ethiopia Asmara Chanle a 12 year old herds cattle while Himnat Yenealem, 13, cleans and roasts for wages of food and shelter. Across sub Saharan Africa one third of children under 14 work daily. Many work informally to survive as education declines with poverty and AIDS.
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Ethiopia
Asmara Chanle
Himnat Yenealem
Africa
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Himnat
sub-Saharan Africa
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West
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Meles Zenawi
Addis Ababa
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Hiyanat Yenealem
United Nations’ International Labor Organization
African Network For
Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs
Stuart William
United Nations
Etopian Agriculture Ministry
Bisat Chanie
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Political fighting worsens plight in Ethiopia
The article surveys Ethiopia's ongoing development crisis under Mengistu and postwar politics, noting drought, famine, war with Eritrea, and aid cuts. It highlights child labor, AIDS, and mass orphans, with voices from families like Asmare’s, stressing limited land, poverty, and the need for industrialization over land reform.
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