Tigray Archives - Ethio Negari

27 Apr

Africa Union Concerns over Amhara-Tigray Border Conflict

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The African Union has voiced its concerns regarding the recent outbreak of conflict in the bordering areas of Amhara and Tigray, issuing a statement in response to clashes in and around Raya Alamata, a region both Amhara and Tigray claim. The statement, attributed to Musa Faki Mahamat, Chairman of the African Union Commission, emphasized the chairman's close monitoring of the tensions among the local communities regarding the contested territories of Raya Alamata, Zata, and Ofola. Mahamat underscored the importance of adhering to the lasting peace agreement brokered by the African Union between the federal government and the Tigray People's Liberation…

23 Apr

Fresh Conflict in Tigray-Amhara Region Displaces Over 50,000 Civilians

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The ongoing strife between the Tigray and Amhara regions has resulted in the displacement of more than 50,000 individuals, as per a recent report from the United Nations Human Rights Commission. Since April 13, 2024, residents from the Raya and Alameta areas have been compelled to flee their homes due to recent clashes along the border. The report from the United Nations Human Rights Commission paints a grim picture of the challenges faced by those affected by the conflict. Many displaced people have sought shelter in facilities located in Kobo, Woldia, and Sekota towns. Urgent humanitarian aid, including water, food,…

20 Apr

New Tigray-Amhara Border Conflict Displaces 29,000 People

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The ongoing conflict between the Tigray and Amhara regions has resulted in the displacement of approximately 29 thousand individuals, according to a report released by the United Nations Human Rights Commission. The displaced population hails from the Raya and Alameta areas, where recent clashes along the border have forced residents to flee their homes. The United Nations Human Rights Commission's report highlights the dire situation faced by those affected by the conflict. Many displaced individuals have sought refuge in shelters located in Kobo, North Wolo districts, and Sekota town. The organization emphasizes the urgent need for humanitarian aid, including water,…

17 Apr

Why US and EU Less Concerns About the Wars in Amhara and Oromia Regions?

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The two-year-long conflict in northern Ethiopia, pitting the federal government against Tigray militants, culminated in a peace agreement signed in Pretoria, South Africa, under the auspices of the African Union. Despite significant international pressure, including from the United Nations, the United States, the European Union, the Group of Seven, and Britain, the conflict persisted until the signing of the peace accord in November 2022. As a consequence of the prolonged conflict, countries withdrew programs in Ethiopia, closed offices, withheld market opportunities such as those provided by the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), denied approved loans, and suspended direct budget…

17 Apr

Renewed Conflict Erupts in Northern Ethiopia After a Year Peace Accord

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The conflict in northern Ethiopia reignited a year later, marked by the incursion of Tigray militants into the Amhara region, seizing control of several districts and kebeles by force. The Amhara regional government, in a released statement, accused the Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF) of breaching the enduring peace agreement signed in Pretoria and launching their fourth invasion. Despite previous efforts by the federal government to engage in dialogue with the Tigray interim administration, the Amhara region lamented that the TPLF had forsaken peaceful resolutions, instead opting for military aggression in areas like Raya Alamata, Raya Bala, Ofla, Korum, and…

13 Mar

G7 and EU Urging Accelerated DDR Process in Ethiopia

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The G7 and the European Union (EU) have jointly recommended expediting the Disarmament, Demobilization, and Reintegration (DDR) process for former combatants in Ethiopia. This recommendation comes in the wake of the Pretoria Peace Agreement commitments, which have garnered support from more than 30 countries and entities. Representatives from Canada, the EU, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States, stationed in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, have expressed their appreciation for the ongoing dedication of the Government of Ethiopia (GOE) and the Tigray Interim Regional Administration. Both parties have pledged to fulfill the outstanding provisions of the Permanent Cessation…

07 Mar

African Union Reviews Ethiopian Peace Agreement Signed in Pretoria

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The African Union convened to review the Ethiopian peace agreement signed in Pretoria, South Africa in November 2022. The forum witnessed the participation of the Federal Government of Ethiopia, TPLF (Tigray People's Liberation Front), US Special Envoy to the Horn of Africa Mike Hammer, and other relevant stakeholders. The two-year conflict in northern Ethiopia concluded following the signing of a peace agreement in Pretoria. However, a year has passed since the agreement, and there are lingering issues raised by both parties, which have yet to be addressed in accordance with the terms outlined in the agreement. Getachew Reda, Interim President…

24 Feb

HIV/AIDS Prevalence Getting Worse in Tigray Region, Ethiopia

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The Tigray Region of Ethiopia faces a dire situation as HIV/AIDS prevalence worsens, exacerbated by critical shortages of children's co-morbidity medicine and HIV test kits. The Tigray Region Health Office highlighted the scarcity of essential supplies amidst the current challenges in the region. Mr. Fisiha Birhane, the coordinator of HIV prevention and control at the Tigray Regional Health Bureau, emphasized a stark contrast in health performance over the past three years. Previously, there was more effective management of HIV/AIDS prevalence and related services. However, the landscape has deteriorated significantly. Mr. Birhane attributed the worsening spread of HIV to increased vulnerability…

09 Feb

Debretsion G/Michael Makes First Appearance in Addis Ababa after Years of war

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Former Tigray region president, Debretsion Gebremichael, who’re president of the region during the outbreak of war in northern Ethiopia on November 24, 2019, has emerged in Addis Ababa after a four-year absence. During his tenure, he was also responsible for the Tigray special police, which engaged in hostilities against the Northern Command of the National Defense Army, precipitating Ethiopia's descent into conflict. The war, which resulted in the loss of over one million Ethiopian lives and the destruction of property estimated at $28 billion, was halted following the signing of a peace agreement in Pretoria, South Africa, brokered by the…

05 Feb

Turkey requests Ethiopia to restore Islamic heritage

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Turkey has formally requested to restore Ethiopia's Islamic heritage, particularly focusing on the historic Al Nejashi Mosque situated in the Tigray region. The mosque, a symbol of cultural significance, suffered extensive damage during the conflict in northern Ethiopia. The Ethiopian Heritage Protection Authority has confirmed that Turkey has submitted a formal request to the Ethiopian government for the restoration of this historical Islamic site. Both the Ethiopian Heritage Protection Authority and the Tigray Region Culture and Tourism Bureau have acknowledged and accepted Turkey's request to participate in the restoration efforts. Preparations for the restoration process have commenced, with Turkish heritage…