Renewed clashes in Ethiopia’s Tigray region are putting the 2022 Pretoria Agreement under fresh strain. As political tensions rise, nearly one million displaced people are still waiting for the peace they were promised. #dwafricasocialmedia #dwafrica
00:00 — Fighting returns to Ethiopia’s Tigray region
00:35 — Displaced families face years in IDP camps
00:57 — Sherina: Where fighting flared up again
01:40 — The Pretoria Agreement and the end of the Tigray war
01:49 — Allegations of war crimes and abuses
02:17 — Civilians fear renewed violence
02:48 — Why the Pretoria Agreement failed to resolve deeper disputes
03:16 — Three major issues remain unresolved
03:18 — Territory: The dispute over western Tigray
03:32 — Political representation and Tigray’s federal influence
03:41 — Displacement: Nearly 1 million still unable to return home
03:52 — Could renewed fighting destabilise the wider Horn of Africa?
04:27 — Is there still a window for de-escalation?
04:29 — Building trust between the conflicting sides
04:46 — Implementing the African Union-backed peace agreement
05:13 — Displaced people remain the biggest victims
05:30 — For Tigray’s displaced, peace means going home
05:40 — The flip side
