US EditionTigray’s divided politics caught between Addis and Asmara
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Tigray’s divided politics caught between Addis and Asmara
Source: The Ethiopian Cable Team The factionalism that has defined Tigray’s regional politics in recent months shows no sign of easing. With Getachew Reda having been ousted as Tigray Interim Administration (TIA) president in March, his replacement—Lt. Gen. Tadesse Werede—has inherited a hornet’s nest of competing interests, with Addis and Asmara both dangerously seeking to ingratiate themselves amidst the looming threat of conflict. While the T…
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