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Posted by Louise Finan | in Concern Blog | 25 March 2009 | 2 comments

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The first thing that hits you when you step outside Bole Airport is the smell of Ethiopian food.

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Providing a lifeline to the people of Addis

25 March 2009

Almez Badi and her assistant pose for a photo, MCDP, Addis, March 09

Ethiopia’s capital Addis Ababa has a population of three million, the vast majority of whom live in abject poverty.

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