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Ethiopia Appeals for Food Aid Following Poor Crop Yields
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Father Mussie Zerai, the voice of the Eritrean refugees, nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize
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President Obama is not new to oppression. He started his political life as a community worker. As a grassroots organizer, he helped the disadvantaged
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