These striking portraits of members of an isolated tribe in Ethiopia offer a rare glimpse of ancient traditions of body modification. Dale Morris, 46, a professional photographer, managed to gain ...

The Rev. Lale Labuko was just a child when he inexplicably lost two older sisters. Only when he was an adult did he learn that they were secretly killed because his Ethiopian Kara Tribe in the Lower ...

A member of the Mursi tribe in Ethiopia's Omo Valley. Photo Credit: erichon/Shutterstock.com Ethiopia is not a bucket-list destination for most travelers to Africa. But this country in the Horn of ...

The Ethiopian government in partnership with the World Bank and the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China will see the completion of their project to dam the Omo River in the Omo Valley when the dam ...

Abba (Father) Goesh, a Catholic priest bringing the Gospel to the Dassanech people on Ethiopia’s Omo River, is featured in the documentary ‘Ethiopia – From Every Clan.’ (Credit: YouTube screen capture ...

A documentary of an Ethiopian's effort to end the tribal practice of killing certain infants and children did something to Greenville Pastor Toni Pate. Pate is hoping the award-winning film, “OMO ...

For decades, cattle have been a source of pride, wealth and food, and are intimately tied to the cultural identity of the eight ethnic groups in Ethiopia’s South Omo Valley. The annual flooding of the ...

For a period of six months before the contest, the men of the Bodi tribe drink a mixture of blood and milk to fatten up for the most prestigious pageant in Ethiopia. The Bodi or Me'en people, settled ...

The endangered Omo Valley people in Ethiopia were ready for their close-up — one photographer’s effort to capture the tribes before tourism and modernization forever alter their traditional way of ...

Somali model Fatima Siad calls New York City home these days, but this winter, eager to reconnect with her East African roots, she took a trip to Ethiopia’s Omo River Valley—one of the last remaining ...

It takes months of painstakingly collecting bottle tops and scratching around for cash to pay for broken watches and bits of silvery mesh but for the Daasanach people of Ethiopia's Omo Valley, their ...