An urgent cry for help from one of the world's poorest nations:
"Ethiopia appealed on Thursday for 159,410 tons of emergency aid to feed 6.2 million people, 25 years after more than a million perished in the country's notorious famine," Reuters writes.
As the BBC says, "hunger stalks Ethiopia once again."
The Associated Press notes that "the crisis stems from a drought that has affected much of the Horn of Africa, including Kenya and Somalia."
Oxfam International says a "radical shake-up" of the aid system is needed to break Ethiopia's "cycle of hunger."




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