Tigray News

The cost of reconstruction in the battle-scarred northern region is estimated at $20bn. The end of fighting in Tigray has put a spotlight on the many other hot spots in […]

16th January 2024, 03:05 EST By Kalkidan Yibeltal & Natasha Booty BBC News, Addis Ababa and London Crops are failing and residents say food aid has dwindled More than 200

Peace deal ending Ethiopia’s Tigray war yet to dispel fear of more atrocities   By Katharine Houreld  and Stefanie LeJanuary 25, 2023 at 2:00 a.m. EST Gen. Tadesse Werede, commander in chief

Ethiopia: Peace agreement between Government and Tigray ‘a critical first step’: Guterres © WFP/Claire Nevill Women and children wait at a food distribution site in Adimehamedey in Tigray, Ethiopia. 2 November

An airstrike on a kindergarten and the end to Ethiopia’s uneasy peace ‘We cannot keep up,’ said the head of a hospital in Tigray that received victims from the school

‘We’ve finished our tears’: Tigray’s main hospital exhausts food More than 90 percent of Tigray’s people need food aid, despite a truce called to the 18-month-long civil war in Ethiopia.

“We Will Erase You from This Land” Summary   Goitom, a 42-year-old ethnic Tigrayan farmer, lived in Adi Goshu, a town in Western Tigray, a large and fertile district known

‘I don’t know if they’re alive or dead’: Humanitarian crisis in Tigray felt in Ottawa   Natalie van Rooy CTV News Ottawa Multi-Skilled Journalist Follow | Contact Published April 3, 2022 6:56 p.m.

Protesters march through ByWard Market in support of Tigray Protesters demonstrate in Ottawa’s ByWard Market in support of Tigray in Ethiopia. April 2, 2022. (Jeremie Charron/CTV News Ottawa) Colton Praill

Ethiopia’s Tigray war: Inside Mekelle cut off from the world   IMAGE SOURCE: AFP These people are queuing outside a bank to try and get their money A truce declared