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Age-old issues over ethnic identity and autonomy must be settled
Prime minister Abiy Ahmed faces potential defeat a year after starting his ‘law enforcement’ operation
The only path through tragedy is via negotiations between the government and rebels. That is the least likely scenario
US Africa envoy flies into Addis Ababa on Thursday for talks as Tigrayan forces near the capital
Authorities in Addis Ababa prepare for possible military assault by forces from Tigray
Addis Ababa seeks end to protracted conflict in northernmost region
Decision by Addis Ababa to remove seven staff comes amid row over access to aid in Tigray region
Biden issues executive order ahead of key decision on Addis Ababa’s participation in African trade agreement
War has spread from the northern region into neighbouring Amhara and Afar since July
A gastronomical tour of a west London market offers a new perspective on the city
Nine-month conflict spreads as 12th-century holy site taken by fighters
Fighters from Tigray have ventured eastwards into the barren Afar region that guards the routes to the port of Djibouti
Landslide victory tightens leader’s hold on power as conflict continues in Tigray region
The international community must bring together opposing factions and prevent further conflict
Tigray rebels demand withdrawal of federal troops and investigation of atrocities as condition for ending hostilities
Ethiopia’s leader is tarnishing his reformist reputation as violence spreads in the Tigray region
Government declares ‘unconditional humanitarian ceasefire’ in war against rebels
One of Africa’s fastest-growing economies plunged into crisis as conflict persists
PM hopes to rescue his legitimacy through election fought against backdrop of civil war and brewing famine
Christian campaigners take to YouTube to fight teaching that proponents say is vital for health
Despite tantalising growth prospects, foreign operators have doubts over mobile money regulation and political stability
Rail deals offers a chance to compare major pieces of infrastructure backed by Chinese and non-Chinese companies
Abiy must stop the violence in Tigray and expel Eritrean troops as a first step
Visa restrictions come amid growing international pressure to end brutal regional war
UK’s Vodafone and Kenya’s Safaricom part of winning consortium for African country’s first licence sale
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