Ethiopia is set to hold its long-awaited general elections, marking a crucial milestone in the country's post-conflict journey. Four years have passed since the formal end of the devastating Tigray war, which left a trail of destruction and displacement in its wake. As Ethiopians head to the polls, many are hopeful that the elections will bring about much-needed stability and democratic reform. However, concerns remain about the electoral process, with some critics arguing that the government's efforts to consolidate power may undermine the integrity of the vote. Will these elections bring a new era of peace and prosperity to Ethiopia, or will they exacerbate existing tensions?
Four years after the formal end of Ethiopia's Tigray war, Ethiopians will be voting in general elections.
