Operations to Restore Law and Order in Ethiopia’s Tigray Region: How Did We Get Here? - By Abiy Ahmed When I took office as Prime Minister of Ethiopia in April 2018, I had only one driving mission for my premiership – to put my country and people on a path to lasting peace and prosperity. I vowed to myself, my family and my people, in private and in public, that I would never resort to force as a way of resolving internal political differences. I believe that no problem is worthy of any bloodshed, that all problems can be resolved amicably if we have the courage of our convictions to sit around a table, in good faith, in search of mutually acceptable solutions. I further declared that the only enemy I would mobilize my people and resources to wage war against was poverty. PMO.GOV.ET

Good discussion

LOL It is not the man's. I guess you haven't been around ciyaal xaafad. lol@MMA

That's what I heard, but I doubt this will change anything in terms of their relationship. Besides, Abiy wants Uhuru to keep a check on OLF activities in the border regions.

Who Will Call Out Eritrea’s War Crimes in Tigray? Who Will Call Out Eritrea’s War Crimes in Tigray? - Reinventing Peace SITES.TUFTS.EDU Eritrea has deployed most of its army in Tigray region of Ethiopia. This is no secret. At minimum, 12 divisions have been fighting inside Tigray. At first, the United States gave Eritrea a free pass, expressing “thanks...

A changing Ethiopia: Divisions, fear, and unfounded accusations A changing Ethiopia: Divisions, fear, and unfounded accusations - The Awash Post WWW.AWASHPOST.COM The attacks against scholars and analysts working on Ethiopia is symptomatic of deeper political undercurrents that may lead to yet another conflict.

I think they include all regions. Tallaabo, Do you know what Laan means in southern?

Nobody really knows what the actual number. For the longest time, it was 10 M.

I hate to see our people being humiliated but I gotta say Iley deserves everything that comes his way. There's a lesson in this for all Somali leaders including Abtigiis.

Boqor Deeqow

It is amazing to see some Somalis willingly to throw Somalia under the bus simply that they don't like Farmaajo. I rarely see any other society doing that.

The NGO clique is running out of income stream. Somalia was their cash cow.