Are Ethiopians marching back to war in Tigray?
The government says the future of the territory needs to be decided by a referendum.Image source, ReutersImage caption, People have been reportedly rushing to buy food, panicking that a full-blown war will startFor the government, a major matter of contention has been disarmament. It says the TPLF has only handed over old weaponry to the AU and has been hiding its arms.The two sides have also been at loggerheads over how Tigray should be governed.
- ▪The government says the future of the territory needs to be decided by a referendum.Image source, ReutersImage caption, People have been reportedly rushing to buy food, panicking that a full-blown war will startFor the government, a major m
- ▪It says the TPLF has only handed over old weaponry to the AU and has been hiding its arms.The two sides have also been at loggerheads over how Tigray should be governed.
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Are Ethiopians marching back to war in Tigray?Image source, ReutersImage caption, Tigrayan forces have been patrolling the streets of Tigray's capital, Mekelle, this weekByLucy Fleming and BBC AfricaPublished12 minutes agoFighting has erupted in Ethiopia's northern region of Tigray between regional forces and the national army.Tigray residents, who have been trying to recover from a brutal two-year war that ended in 2022, fear a return to full-scale conflict.There are reports of panic buying - and now internet and call services have been disrupted.This means people cannot get access to their money via digital apps in what has become a largely cashless society after ATMs stopped working several months ago.Why has fighting broken out now?It follows more than six months of worsening…
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