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February 8, 2021  Ethiopia: No End to War in Devastated Tigray
    �It feels strange to write about a humanitarian crisis in this day and age with barely any pictures, videos or witness testimonies from the ground. But that is what the situation in�Ethiopia�s�Tigray region has come to. Since the conflict between the federal government, led by Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, and the regional government�s ruling party, the Tigray People�s Liberation Front (TPLF), began in November 2020, access to the region has been extremely limited. Internet and telephone connectivity was cut off as soon as the fighting began, disconnecting about 5 million people. Months later, the internet remains down and telephone communication has only been restored in a few main towns. Journalists and human rights monitors are still denied entry and cannot report to the world the full scale of the violence which has left�at least�hundreds�of people dead and more than�470,000 displaced, according to the UN.� - Vanessa Tsehaye, Amnesty International

September 18, 2019  Horn of Africa: Interview with Kassahun Checole
    For over 36 years, Kassahun Checole has shepherded hundreds of manuscripts into publication through his twin publishing houses Africa World Press and Red Sea Press. He is widely respected among scholars and activists in Africa and around the world as one of the giants of African and African American publishing. Yet his own keen insights on Africa�s past and present, particularly on Eritrea and Ethiopia, are hardly to be found in print or on-line.

July 30, 2018  East Africa: Ethiopia/Eritrea Peace Hopes, Cautions
    For those seeking good news from Africa, there is no better recent example than the dramatic rapprochement between Ethiopia and Eritrea. Pictures and videos of the overjoyed crowds in Asmara and Addis Ababa greeting the other country's leaders on mutual visits circulated rapidly on social media as well as in international news coverage.

February 12, 2018  Sudan: Perilous Crossroads on Refugee Map
June 15, 2015  Eritrea: "Rule of Fear, Not Law"
May 12, 2011  Eritrea: Refugees and Responsibility
Nov 15, 2009  Eritrea: No Welcome in Italy
Nov 15, 2009  Eritrea: Press Freedom Updates
Nov 15, 2009  Eritrea: Perilous Journeys
Nov 15, 2007  Horn of Africa: Mixed Signals on Border Conflict
Nov   6, 2005  Horn of Africa: War Clouds Gathering
May 27, 2004  Eritrea: Human Rights
Jan 27, 2004  Horn of Africa: No War, No Peace

Recent Bulletins on Continent-Wide Issues

January 23, 2023  Update from Editor on Future Plans
November 15, 2022  Africa/Global: "Daughter of Africa" Steps Up to Lead on Global Crises
October 25, 2022  Africa/Global: Remembering Valeriano Ferr�o and Charles Sherrod
October 10, 2022  AfricaFocus 3.0: Not �A Nation of Immigrants�
July 20, 2022  Africa/Global: Oligarchs of All Nations
June 9, 2022  Africa/Global: Ukraine, Africa, and Our Planet

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