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Millions in Somalia facing hunger as drought continues

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Somalia has missed its fifth rainy season in a row, forcing many to abandon their farms. More than seven million people are facing food insecurity in the country.
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Ethiopia’s gov’t and Tigrayan forces agree to end two-year war

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African Union says Ethiopia’s government and Tigrayan forces formally agree to end fighting after talks in South Africa.
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Human rights groups accuse Ethiopian military of war crimes in Tigray

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Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch are accusing the Ethiopian military and regional armed forces of war crimes in the Tigray region, based on interviews with 400 refugees in Sudan.
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Ethiopia starts electricity production at Blue Nile mega-dam

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The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam has begun generating electricity for the first time.
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African Union slams ‘wave’ of coups, calls for permanent UNSC seats

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The African Union has condemned a series of coups on the continent, on the final day of a summit in Ethiopia.
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Millions at risk as drought threatens eastern Ethiopia, warns UN

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The UN calls for help as it reveals millions of people are at risk of starvation in Ethiopia.
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Ethiopian-Canadians painfully watch Tigray conflict from afar

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Ethiopian-Canadians have been painfully watching from afar as Ethiopia’s deadly conflict in the Tigray region between government forces and rebels, leaving thousands dead and more at risk of starvation.
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Ethiopia announces pardons for high-profile political prisoners

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Gov’t says it will release several leading TPLF members and opposition leaders from the Oromo and Amhara ethnic groups.
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Tigrayan forces announce retreat to Ethiopia’s Tigray region

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Forces from northern Tigray region announce withdrawal from neighbouring regions of Amhara and Afar.
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Ethiopia arrests Associated Press freelance journalist

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News agency calls for immediate release of Amir Aman Kiyaro, says he has done ‘important work on all sides’ of Ethiopia’s conflict.
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Ethiopia's PM Abiy Ahmed leading military from the front line

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Ethiopia's Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has been leading the military at the front line since Tuesday, according to the government.
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Ethiopia PM pledges victory in video from front line: State media

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Video shows Abiy wearing military fatigues, saying the army’s morale is high and Tigrayan forces have been pushed back.
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Ethiopia’s PM Abiy Ahmed vows to lead army ‘from the battlefront’

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Nobel Peace Prize winning prime minister says he will lead troops battling Tigrayan rebels from Tuesday.
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Tigrayan fighters capture thousands of government soldiers

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The Presidents of Kenya and South Africa have called for a ceasefire in Ethiopia.
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Ethiopia conflict threat to wider regional security: Blinken

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US Secretary of State focused on Ethiopia while visiting neighbouring Kenya during first trip to sub-Saharan Africa.
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As Ethiopia’s conflict grinds on, fears rise

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Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed says the rebel group must withdraw from the Amhara and Afar regions bordering Tigray, before talks can begin.
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Canada calls on all warring parties in Ethiopia to immediately end hostilities

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Samuel Getachew, an Ethiopian-Canadian journalist, joined Power & Politics Monday from Addis Ababa to discuss the year-long Ethiopian civil war that has seen thousands killed and millions displaced, with widespread reports of human...
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UN staff detained in Ethiopia’s capital, world body says

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At least nine United Nations staff members and their dependents have been detained in the Ethiopian capital, the world body said.
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UN finds evidence of abuses from sides in Tigray conflict

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The United Nations has found evidence that all sides in Ethiopia's Tigray conflict have violated international human rights, and some may amount to war crimes and crimes against humanity.
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'All parties' in Ethiopia's Tigray conflict committing abuses, says joint rights team

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The United Nations and Ethiopia's state-appointed human rights commission say that all combatants in the year-long war in Ethiopia's northern Tigray region have committed brutal acts, which may amount to war crimes. (The Associated Press)
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Both sides accused of war crimes in Ethiopia’s Tigray conflict

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Human rights organizations have accused both sides of Ethiopia’s civil war of human rights abuses and war crimes, while the prime minister vowed to crush a Tigray invasion.
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UN Security Council calls for an end to Ethiopia fighting

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The fifteen-member body expresses ‘deep concern about the expansion and intensification of military clashes in northern Ethiopia’.
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Ethiopian government rallies protesters against Tigrayan rebels

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Hundreds of thousands of people have demonstrated in several Ethiopian cities in support of government forces battling a rebel advance.
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Canada withdraws families of embassy staff, non-essential personnel from Ethiopia

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Canada is withdrawing the families of embassy staff as well as non-essential personnel from Ethiopia as fighting in the country's northern region of Tigray intensifies.