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South Africa’s Ethiopian diaspora welcomes agreement for peace

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Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) Council of Kenya has joined peace stakeholders at the African continental level in welcoming the momentous step taken in Pretoria, South Africa. The Council further commended the parties for taking this initial step to agree to end the hostilities and continue dialogue to resolve outstanding issues to consolidate peace and bring an end to the conflict.

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Ethiopia peace agreement: African solutions for African problems

1 year ago·South Africa

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Anadolu Ajansı

South Africa’s Ethiopian diaspora welcomes agreement for peace

Country has large Ethiopian migrant community - Anadolu Agency

1 year ago·Türkiye

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Africa News

Ethiopia: Tigrayan residents welcome the peace agreement with caution

International authorities acclaimed the announcement of a peace agreement between the Ethiopian government and the Tigray rebels as it put an end to the two-year war that prevailed in the region. Residents of Mekele welcomed the news with caution.

1 year ago·Pointe- Noire, Congo

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Saudi Gazette

Saudi Arabia welcomes peace agreement in Tigray region of Ethiopia

Saudi Arabia welcomed the lasting peace agreement reached between the government of Ethiopia and the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) to end conflict and fighting between the two sides.

1 year ago·Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

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Capital FM Kenya

Kenyan NGOs welcome Ethiopia’s warring sides Peace Agreement

NAIROBI, Kenya, Nov 4 - Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) Council of Kenya has joined peace stakeholders at the African continental level in welcoming - Kenya breaking news

1 year ago·Nairobi, Kenya

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North Africa Post

Ethiopia-Tigray peace deal welcomed with cautious optimism – The North Africa Post

Ethiopia’s announcement of a cessation of hostilities between the government and the rebels in Tigray after over a week of negotiations led by the African Union in Pretoria, South Africa has been hailed by the United Nations as “a very welcome first step“ and as a “major breakthrough“ by Washington, while other world leaders are […]

1 year ago·Rabat, Morocco

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