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ETHIOPIA ON THE EDGE

etay Tesfaye fears her baby has just days to live. ‘We eat dry bread () or whatever is offered to us from the village,’ she says. ‘My newborn is always crying of hunger. He is extremely malnourished and weak. I am almost certain I will lose him any moment.’

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