Ethiopia: 30 years on from the famine
In 1984, Ethiopia experienced a famine in which an estimated 1 million people died of starvation. In the three years since, the country has become one of Africa's economic successes, with heavy investment in infrastructure. How has this happened?
Government and Geldof help transform village at the heart of Ethiopian famine
Ethiopia, 30 years after the famine
Addis Ababa's changing landscape – interactive gallery
Addis Ababa’s rail project keeps Ethiopia on track for transformation
Ethiopia’s ‘African tiger’ leaps towards middle income
Ethiopian famine: how landmark BBC report influenced modern coverage
