TDP chairman says TPLF remains source of Tigray suffering

Tigray Democratic Party chairman Dr Aregawi Berhe stated that the illegal TPLF group continues to cause centuries of suffering for the Tigray people.

In Addis Ababa on Hamle 7 2018 Dr Aregawi Berhe said the TPLF has created obstacles to implementing the Pretoria Peace Agreement since its founding by attempting to solve problems through armed means.

He noted that the group is closing peaceful political options forming an alliance with Shabia and forcibly dismantling the regional interim administration.

These actions hinder relief for the Tigray people and expose them to displacement severe poverty and anxiety he said.

The chairman added that the group abducts Tigray youth to military camps and sells them to Shabia and Sudan for income.

He urged Tigray people and the diaspora to work together to stop the group's destructive path and called on international institutions to expose its actions.

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Conference scene with Ethiopian and international officials discussing peace in Addis Ababa.
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Ethiopia starts national dialogue conference for peace and shared prosperity

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Ethiopia has launched its national dialogue conference in Addis Ababa to resolve differences through discussion. Officials from the African Union and IGAD voiced support for the process.

Professor Kindeya Gebrehiwet, former head of the Tigray interim administration secretariat, called on the international community to condemn anti-peace activities by the former TPLF group.

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Ataklti HaileSelassie, former mayor of Mekelle city in Tigray's interim administration, commented on the lawlessness affecting the region.

Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed told the House of People's Representatives that opposition members who pursue peaceful struggle are heroes and that Ethiopians must work together until prosperity is secured.

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The Tigray Peace and Change Council announced a peaceful demonstration against oppression in the Tigray region will take place this Saturday at Meskel Square in Addis Ababa.

Afar Regional State Administrator Awel Arba stated that the region's people have gained full self-administration and ownership rights in politics and governance after recent reforms.

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Benishangul Gumuz regional head Ashadli Hassan said post-election work must succeed to strengthen the prosperity journey. A review forum on the region's 7th general election performance highlighted this focus.

 

 

 

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