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Ethiopian justice summons Sandford International School leaders

By , based on Addis Fortune

Ethiopia’s Federal High Court has ordered officials from Sandford International School to be summoned over students the school was reportedly entrusted to look after. Addis Fortune reports the court decision, but the retrieved content does not establish the details of the case or the hearing date.

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