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A fresh outbreak of violence in southern Ethiopia has pushed tens of thousands across the border into Kenya as fears grow of a wider conflict. #dwcurrentaffairs…
A fresh outbreak of violence in southern Ethiopia has pushed tens of thousands across the border into Kenya as fears grow of a wider conflict.
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0:00 Conflict in Moyale
0:52 Humanitarian crisis at border
5:06 Expert analysis of the war
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Kenya has nothing to do with this. It just proofs how pointless and messed up the border actually is <br>This type of conflict reveals how fragile is the colonial lines
The worst war criminal and highly corrupter abiye Ahmed administration will be removed from his office very soon and victory for collation forces in Ethiopia
Ethiopian government do nothing to handle this problem ,still the PM is busy buying war jets ,drones ,& importing colombian missionary Soldiers in oder to kill Tigray & Amhara people .
Moyale is a Somali town; it was established by Kenya and Ethiopia, and it serves as a major hub for trade. The conflict involves the local residents of Moyale on one side, and the forces of an administrative authority on the other. Essentially, it is a confrontation between the Somali population and the forces of an administrative authority.
PM Abiy Ahmad is Oromo and his people has decided to fight other tribes in Ethiopia, to take their land.<br>Saying they have opportunity now while their kin is a leader of federal goverment.
LOL! Are all so called the "media" conceived from the same mother? I was a child hearing about a very long conflicts between peoples on that area not because of a deep animosity but over grassing land disputes! 40+ years I grew up hearing this types of issues just like the brits at my age grew up hearing about conflict with Ireland👍🏾!
ethno -nationalism, administrations based based on race, language and religion are the root cause of this conflict. people are organized based on race and want to expand and control territory, natural resources , trade, and contraband etc. The conflict has high potential to spill over and expand .
Ethiopia is definitely a messed up country now . The federal government doesn’t want to address the issues honestly . The Somali region will cede very soon . Things will never get better unless Abiy Ahmed is overthrown and a new collective government is formed in Ethiopia.
Why is there an issue with nations finding ways to coexist and cohabitate along borders? Can't they spilt 50/50 on all human activities -, social, political, economic, financial, cultural, land, employment, law etc? All decisions and earnings and investments and conflict resolutions be done together.