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Ethiopia: Federal, Tigray Senior Military Commanders Meet in Nairobi
Addis Standard, 21 December 2022
Representatives of the Ethiopian federal government and Tigrayan senior commanders are meeting in Nairobi at the Moran Training Center in Karen, Nairobi, Kenya for a consultative… Read more »
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Ethiopia: Red Cross Unable to Deliver Services in Tigray
Addis Standard, 22 December 2022
Ethiopian Red Cross Tigray branch office has said it is unable to deliver its services to drought and conflict-stricken people in the Tigray due to scarcity of medicine and… Read more »
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Ethiopia: 'Humanitarian Aid Delivery, Reconstruction Activity in Tigray Gaining Momentum'
ENA, 17 December 2022
The humanitarian aid delivery and reconstruction activities in Tigray have gained momentum, following the Pretoria peace agreement, according to Government Communication Service… Read more »
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Ethiopia: Govt Intensifes Efforts for Humanitarian Supplies, Service Restoration in Tigray - Minister
ENA, 17 December 2022
The Government of Ethiopia has been providing relief services to the citizens affected by the war in Tigray from its own resources and in cooperation with partner agencies. Read more »
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Addis Standard, 19 December 2022
Leader of Tigray Regional State, Debretsion Gebremichael (PhD), said on Sunday that although his side has been implementing the Pretoria and Nairobi peace pact since it was signed,… Read more »
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Ethiopia: Ethiopians Voice Hopes and Fears About Peace Process
VOA, 19 December 2022
As Ethiopians around the world anxiously watch to see if a fragile peace agreement will hold, a group of people from the diaspora gathered at VOA headquarters in Washington for a… Read more »
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Ethiopia: Ethiopia Must Release Journalist Meskerem Abera After Second Detention This Year
CPJ, 20 December 2022
Ethiopian police should unconditionally release online journalist Meskerem Abera and cease harassing members of the press, the Committee to Protect Journalists said Tuesday. Read more »
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Ethiopia: Bank Restores Services in Tigray
RFI, 20 December 2022
Ethiopia's largest bank has reopened branches in some towns in Tigray, allowing residents to access funds they have been blocked from using for over a year due to the conflict… Read more »
Meeting Between Ethiopian Govt, Tigray Commanders in Kenya
Representatives of the Ethiopian government and Tigrayan senior commanders are in Nairobi for a consultative meeting on the implementation of the the Ethiopia Permanent Cessation of Hostilities Agreement (CoHA) which was signed in Pretoria, South Africa on November 2, 2022.
During the three-day consultative meeting, the two sides are expected to discuss on the outcome document on the implementation of the disarmament process, finalisation and adoption of the Terms of Reference (ToRs) for the AU monitoring, verification and compliance mechanism, and the next steps in the implementation of the permanent CoHA, according to the programme schedule.
Leader of Tigray Regional State, Debretsion Gebremichael, said on December 18, 2022 that although his side has been implementing the Pretoria and Nairobi peace pact since it was signed, the Ethiopian government has been lagging behind.
The government earlier said humanitarian aid delivery and reconstruction activities in Tigray have gained momentum, following the Pretoria peace agreement.
The return to the battlefield in August halted desperately-needed aid into Tigray, a region of six million that lacks food, medicine and other life-saving essentials as well as basic services. Tigray has been under a communications blackout for over a year, and independent reporting from the region has been heavily curtailed.
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