Ethiopia News » Gambela News Ethiopia » Gambela » Government: Ethiopian Human Rights Council reports civilian deaths, abductions in four regions
The Ethiopian Human Rights Council says armed clashes have killed and injured civilians, displaced families and abducted workers across Amhara, Gambella, Oromia and Benishangul‑Gumuz.
News Ethiopia » Gambela » Government: African Parks closes deal to manage Ethiopia’s Gambella National Park
If you liked this story, share it with other people. South Africa-based conservation NGO African Parks signed a long-term deal in December 2024 to manage Gambella National Park in Ethiopia. The ...
News Ethiopia » Gambela » Government: Tigray Forces Launch Offensive Against Ethiopian Government
The Tigray forces, led by the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF), launched a major offensive against Ethiopia’s federal government on Wednesday, ...
News Ethiopia » Gambela » Government: From Peace Prize to Proxy War: How Ethiopia’s Old Enemies Changed Sides
The central argument is clear: The 2018 peace concealed Ethiopia and Eritrea’s strategic rivalry without resolving it, while the 2022 Pretoria agreement stopped the Tigray war without settling the ...
News Ethiopia » Gambela » Government: High Level Advocacy Mission to Gambella Region calls for stronger commitment towards Guinea Worm Eradication in Ethiopia
Gambella, 16-17 June 2013 -- A high level delegation led by H.E. Dr Kesetebirhan Admassu, Minister of the Federal Ministry of Health with the participation of WHO ( Dr Lorenzo Savioli, Director ...
News Ethiopia » Gambela » Government: WHO Commits to Improve Health Situation in Gambella, Ethiopia
Increasing reports of communicable diseases and presence of a large number of refugees from south Sudan heightened the need for strengthened public health emergency preparedness and response in ...
News Ethiopia » Gambela » Government: Violence in western Ethiopia leaves 12 dead, dozens wounded: MSF
At least 12 people have been killed and dozens injured as a result of fighting in western Ethiopia near the border with South Sudan, according to Doctors Without Borders (MSF).