They deal with health and beauty, career and employment, business, and real estate, to name a few. And our Ezega Blogs section has various articles written by experts that may be of interest to you. Our Ethiopian video collection has new Ethiopian music, Ethiopian news, Ethiopian comedy, Ethiopian drama, Ethiopian film, etc. That could be “catastrophic” for the country, Feltman said to reporters on Tuesday.Īfrican Union envoy Olesegun Obasanjo also has been mediating but has not spoken publicly about his work in recent days.Ezega Entertainment is a vast section that includes thousands of Ethiopian videos, Blog articles, Forums, and Events page, among other things. envoy warned the fighters against cutting off that road or entering Addis Ababa. One target of the Tigray forces appears to be the supply line from neighboring Djibouti to Ethiopia's capital, and the U.S. Ethiopia's government has blockaded the Tigray region for several months, saying it fears that humanitarian aid will end up in the hands of fighters, while hundreds of thousands of people in the neighboring Amhara and Afar regions are beyond the reach of significant aid as Tigray forces advance through those areas. Millions of civilians are trapped and going hungry amid the fighting. “Unless there is some kind of divine intervention, I don’t see any chance for a peaceful resolution through dialogue because the positions are highly polarized,” said Kassahun Berhanu, professor of political science at Addis Ababa University, who added he believed Abiy’s announcement about going to the front is “aimed at boosting popular morale." Abiy’s government wants the Tigray forces, which it has designated as a terrorist group, to withdraw to their region as part of their conditions. The Tigray forces have said they want Abiy out, among other demands. He denied the Eritreans’ presence for months. Abiy quietly allowed soldiers from Eritrea to enter Tigray and attack ethnic Tigrayans, resulting in some of the worst atrocities of the war. The war began in November 2020, when a growing political rift between the Tigray leaders and Abiy's government broke into open conflict. envoy Jeffrey Feltman told reporters on Tuesday that he fears that “nascent” progress in mediation efforts with the warring sides could be outpaced by the “alarming” military developments. But he also didn’t rule out the possibility that Abiy may have simply left the capital for a safer location - not the front - and was directing the war from there. DiMassa, alleged business partner won’t face court in fraud case until 2022Īllo said the move fits with the prime minister’s view of himself and his sense that he was destined to lead. New Haven residents say they’re ‘being pushed out’ by high-cost housing.Soccer star Megan Rapinoe stops by Hartford coffee shop.Feds: Milford man accused of construction project fraud scheme.Google Maps accidentally changed West Haven’s name this weekend.Officials: Alligator caught near CT border.West Haven’s oldest church to close, as parishes face ‘dwindling in religious practice’.“He may be seriously considering becoming a martyr,” said the man who nominated Abiy for the Nobel, Awol Allo, a senior lecturer in law at Keele University in Britain. There have been reports of hurried military trainings and allegations of forced conscription in recent months, while analysts have warned that, with the military apparently weakened, ethnic-based militias are stepping up. The prime minister announced earlier this week that he would go to the battlefront, saying that “this is a time when leading a country with martyrdom is needed.” The deputy prime minister is handling the government’s day-to-day operations in the meantime, spokesman Legesse Tulu said Wednesday.Ībiy also invited Ethiopians to join him - the latest call for every able citizen in the country of more than 110 million people to fight. “If (Abiy) gets hurt or killed, it’s not just the federal government that will collapse, the army will as well.” “The situation is extremely dangerous,” said Adem Abebe, researcher with the International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance.
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