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Is Ethiopia’s fragile Tigray peace finally collapsing again?

Tigray renewed conflict. Photo/Tigray War - Wikipedia
Tigray renewed conflict. Photo/Tigray War - Wikipedia

Michael Masrie

Michael Masrie is Best Pan-Africa Voice 2026, Award Winner journalist covering East Africa’s political economy across politics and policy, global markets, capital, and the digital economy.
  • Hundreds flee renewed fighting into Sudan.
  • Pretoria peace deal faces its toughest test yet.

 

ADDIS ABABA, ETHIOPIA – Fresh fighting in Ethiopia’s Tigray region has forced hundreds of civilians into neighbouring Sudan, raising fresh doubts over whether the landmark 2022 Pretoria peace agreement can still prevent another devastating war.

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