News from Woldiya and Lalibela

Ethiopia faced enormous financial, ethnic and political difficulties before the battle between Abyei and the district's previous electoral assembly, the Tigrei People's Liberation Front (TPLF), fell apart. The controversy is the imperfection of the escalating tensions between different nations and the most insulting of several clashes between ethnoloyalists in Africa's second most transcontinental nation.

Since the beginning of the dispute, the Ethiopian organization has intensified exchanges and media and effectively shut down Tigray. Against the backdrop of this small landscape, he routinely tried to find out what was going on nearby.

The country is made up of 10 districts - and two metropolitan networks - that have a lot of independence, including a regional police force and volunteer forces. Due to past battles on the border with Eritrea, there have also been a large number of government meetings about tigers. Neighboring governments are generally divided along established ethnic lines.

Abiy took the reins in 2018 and vowed to break this divide. He outlined another public meeting, but the TPLF would not attend, partly because collusion reduced the impact of the TPLF in government, a force that has suffered since the mid-1990s.

The Tigran pioneers accused Abby of mixing power, regardless of ethnicity, and of withdrawing to their violent north, where they continued to control their own local government.

Pressure mounted in September when the Tigers faced Abiy and continued with parliamentary elections which he usually gave up due to the Covid pandemic. Abbey called the vote illegal, and lawmakers cut funding to the TPLF by imposing a series of speed limits between local governments and the public.

On November 4, after the TPLF was accused of attacking a strong grassroots administrative base outside the shared capital, Tigray Mekel, and attempting to dismantle its weapons, Abiy cited a strategic assault on social issues by openly targeting soldiers and competitors from neighboring areas. Amhara, near the army from Eritrea.

Abiy flashed an antagonistic victory just three weeks later when Mekelle took over the government and established a temporary union for Addis Ababa.