Five years ago, one of this century’s deadliest wars erupted in northern Ethiopia. The U.S. helped stop the fighting, but the Pretoria agreement remains only partly fulfilled. Tigray is still unstable, there is no justice for victims, and tensions with Eritrea continue. A secure, peaceful Horn of Africa protects U.S. interests, prevents extremist threats, stabilizes partners, and helps millions who are suffering.
Tigray Communication Affairs Bureau Condemns Amhara Regional Government, Amhara Broadcasting Corporation Over Territorial Misrepresentation
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The Tigray Communication Affairs Bureau has strongly condemned the Amhara Regional Government and the Amhara Broadcasting Corporation for falsely claiming Humera, a city constitutionally recognized as part of Western Tigray, as belonging to the Amhara Region. The report occurred during an April 16, 2025, broadcast on the station titled “The Generation of Tekeze Must Demonstrate Its Guardianship to Tekeze in Practice.”
The Bureau denounced the report as a deliberate violation of constitutional principles and an attempt to advance such narratives that could destabilize the region and undermine the Pretoria peace process. It warned that such actions threaten to escalate tensions between the two regions.
This incident, the Bureau noted, is not isolated but part of a recurring pattern aimed at annexing Tigrayan territories in violation of legal and political agreements. It accused the Amhara Regional Government and the State Media of persistently spreading hate speech, incitement to violence, and misinformation, which risks damaging relations and fueling conflict.
The Bureau called on the federal government and relevant institutions to take immediate legal action against those responsible for these unconstitutional acts and to prevent further provocations. It urged all parties to adhere to the rule of law and uphold the Pretoria Agreement to ensure lasting peace.
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@reda_getachew, the president, is being relentlessly undermined by Debretsion’s #TPLF that is openly working to remove him by any means necessary. It has even declared its intent to replace him with his own vice president, Taddesse Werede who is also the commander of the Tigray Defense Forces. This unprecedented situation makes Getachew Reda the first leader in Tigray’s modern history to be openly undermined by his second-in-command and yet remain unable to respond effectively. Despite this chaotic power struggle, people still expect the government to function as a cohesive and effective governing body.
Out of desperation, people in Tigray have resorted to selling off livestock, cutting household spending on essentials like healthcare, and most devastatingly, begging for food.
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On today's #HumanRightsDay, we should stand for the rights of all, Incl. those in Tigray, where genocide, displacement, and starvation have robbed us of our basic freedoms. It's time for action, accountability, and upholding the PretoriaAgreement. #JusticeForTigray#FreeTigray