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TPLF has reaffirmed its call for alliances with other forces opposing Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s government, following public consultations held across Tigray. The announcement comes amid renewed political tensions and debate over security and the future of Ethiopia’s peace process. ▶️ For more in-depth reporting and analysis, subscribe to... show more

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TIGRAY ― The anti-TPLF rebel group that PM Abiy Ahmed funds and trains in the Afar region, which had initially grown due to defections from TDF (Tigray Defense Force), is now start depleted as many of its members return back to Tigray. Abiy Ahmed had planned to use this Tigray group in his future wars against TPLF, Amhara Fano, and even Eritrea. However, the group suffered a major setback when more than 70 of its fighters were "reportedly" killed in a failed operation against Fano just a couple of weeks ago. With Ethiopia’s political dynamics shifting in favor of both Fano and the TPLF, and as members finally realize how Abiy Ahmed intended to exploit them in his anti-Tigray strategy, many have begun abandoning his "project" and returning to Tigray.

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#Ethiopia: PM Abiy says war may break out unless #TPLF registers with #NEBE Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, in a recent discussion with political parties, stated that if the Tigray People Liberation Front (TPLF) does not register with National Election Board of Ethiopia (NEBE), it will not be eligible to participate in the upcoming 7th national election or form a government. NEBE revoked TPLF's legal identity following the outbreak of the #Tigray war. NEBE cited the party's engagement in "armed violence against the government" as the reason. Subsequently, On 05 May, 2021, the House of People's Representatives classified the TPLF as a terrorist organization. The two year war ended with the signing of the Cessation of Hostilities Agreement on 02 November, 2022. On 22 March, 2023, the Ethiopian Parliament removed the TPLF from its terrorist designation. Despite this change, TPLF has not yet registered with NEBE. Watch!

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ETHIOPIA ― The ruling Prosperity Party under Abiy Ahmed has failed the people of Afar just as it has failed communities across Tigray, Amhara, and other parts of Ethiopia. After years of frustration, insecurity, and a lack of meaningful opportunities, growing numbers of Afar youth are choosing to organize rather than continue searching for a better future elsewhere. Many are joining #Uguugumoh, the 𝐀𝐟𝐚𝐫 𝐍𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐚𝐥 𝐔𝐧𝐢𝐭𝐲 𝐑𝐞𝐯𝐨𝐥𝐮𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐚𝐫𝐲 𝐅𝐫𝐨𝐧𝐭, in what they see as a struggle to reclaim political agency and challenge Abiy Ahmed’s rule in the Afar region. Led by Col. Haji Ibrahim Osman Aliyu, the movement could become an important force in the evolving opposition landscape. If Afar forces eventually coordinate with Tigrayan, OLA, and Amhara Fano forces, the Abiy government could face a far broader and more coordinated challenge than it has confronted to date.

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WATCH: #Addis_Standard journalist questions AU Election Observation Mission head Uhuru Kenyatta on #Tigray’s exclusion from Ethiopia’s 1 June general elections, concerns over media freedom, and the competitiveness of the polls. Kenyatta said election board has indicated it is prepared to conduct elections in Tigray and other constituencies excluded from voting once security conditions permit. He did not, however, directly address questions regarding the shrinking media freedom and regulatory actions taken against media outlets. (Video: Addis Standard)

WATCH: #Addis_Standard journalist questions AU Election Observation Mission head Uhuru Kenyatta on #Tigray’s exclusion from Ethiopia’s 1 June general elections, concerns over media freedom, and the competitiveness of the polls. Kenyatta said election board has indicated it is prepared to conduct elections in Tigray and other constituencies excluded from voting once security conditions permit. He did not, however, directly address questions regarding the shrinking media freedom and regulatory actions taken against media outlets. (Video: Addis Standard)

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