Ethiopia Crisis: peace gradually returns with a possible end of the war

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Ethiopia Crisis: peace gradually returns with a possible end of the war

A renewed hope of a truce and possible end of the Ethiopia conflict was the centerpiece of the African Union-led peace meeting in South Africa. The Tigray Peoples Liberation Front and the Government of Ethiopia, the two sides locked in the conflict, met in Pretoria, South Africa, to resolve the impasse in the peace process...

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N.C. A&T’s Gilmore Named 2020-21 Fulbright Program Grant Finalist | Afro

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