9 dead in renewed fighting in Ethiopia’s Amhara region
Aid workers risk death and kidnap in Ethiopia’s troubled Amhara region
In late July, Yared Melese, a 30-year-old NGO worker, checked into a hotel in North Wollo zone, part of Ethiopia’s troubled Amhara region. He had gone to assess humanitarian needs on behalf of Action for Social Development and Environmental Protection Organisation (ASDEPO), an Ethiopian non-profit.
Nine dead in renewed fighting in Ethiopia’s Amhara region
At least nine people were killed and more than 30 others were injured in fresh fighting that erupted in Debark and Dabat towns of the North Gondar zone in Ethiopia's Amhara region between government forces and the Fano militias, witnesses and medical sources told VOA Horn of Africa Service.
A new report from the Amhara Association of America (AAA) alleged that thousands of Amhara civilians have been killed or <a target=_blank href=htt ...
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