The CNEWA Blog
Category: Northeast Africa
Poverty, drought and other forms of climatic change are taking serious tolls on Northeast Africa’s most vulnerable. Ethnic strife and religious intolerance threaten to unravel the delicate fabric of functioning societies. Hunger is a daily fact of life for many. And yet, it is an area anxious for miracles, hungry for hope. These stories present how CNEWA’s primary partners in the region, the Coptic, Eritrean and Ethiopian Catholic churches respectively, play a disproportionate role in helping to heal, teach and lift those most in need in Egypt, Eritrea and Ethiopia.
CNEWA in Egypt
07 February 2022Tigray Church Leader Seeks International Push for Aid, Dialogue
21 January 2022Hope for Refugees in Egypt
07 January 2022No Longer Nameless
04 January 2022A Lesser-Known Story
14 December 2021Conflict in Ethiopia Escalates
04 November 2021Ethiopian Bishops Renew Calls for Peace
23 July 2021Serving People with Special Needs in Cairo
22 July 2021Underreported Suffering of the Ethiopian People
25 June 2021Ethiopia: Fighting Both War and COVID
03 May 2021Horror and Heroism in Northern Ethiopia
16 March 2021Ethiopian Church Confronts Turmoil
27 January 2021Ethiopia on the Brink
26 January 2021Ethiopia Update: Prayers and Solidarity From Bishops
18 December 2020Concern Grows Over Salesians in Ethiopia
10 December 2020Concerns Grow About a Refugee Crisis in Ethiopia
01 December 2020Ethnic Conflict in Ethiopia Escalates
13 November 2020A Mother’s Sacrifice
15 October 2019Next Stop, Ethiopia
10 May 2019In Remembrance: Four CRS Staff Killed in Ethiopian Crash
11 March 2019Summer Is Here — and So Is ONE
03 July 2018
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