Tigray's Fragile Peace: A Year of Dashed Hopes and Limited Aid

One year after the peace deal in Ethiopia's war-torn Tigray region, the legacy of the two-year conflict is still evident, with infrastructure in ruins, displaced populations, and a worsening humanitarian situation. Many Tigrayans are struggling to rebuild their lives, facing challenges such as lost homes, livelihoods, and family members. The presence of Eritrean troops and the unresolved issue of disputed territory add to the uncertainty. Access to services has improved in some areas, but the majority of Tigray remains dependent on aid, exacerbating the suffering.