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15 members of former Ethiopia’s ruling party, the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF), appeared in court on Friday. The government said they are to face charges of treason, launching attacks against the army and engaging in an armed uprising. They were arrested following a bloody conflict in the Tigray region depicting armed TPLF members and the Ethiopian federal army. Among members who appeared in court include Abay Woldu, former Tigray president who served for eight years till 2018 and Sebhat Nega who is one of the founders of the group. The Ethiopian National Defense Force announce...

Ethiopia Detains Fugitive Sebahat Nega | BY TESFANEWS Weeks after ending law enforcement operations in the Tigray region, the Ethiopian National Defense Force (ENDF) continued to arrest members of the outlawed Tigray People’s Liberation Front. Yesterday, the ENDF detained the founding member and most senior living member of the TPLF, Sebahat Nega, along with seven other individuals, including two colonels, who had defected from the national army. The fugitive was captured hiding in a ravine where it was extremely difficult to reach, ENDF Deployment Department Head, Brigadier General Tesfa...

The Ethiopian National Defense Force detained Sebhat Nega, the mastermind and founding member of the outlawed TPLF.

ETHIOPIAN government troops killed four senior officials from the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) and detained nine others in an operation announced late on Thursday. TPLF spokesperson Sekoture Getachew and former head of the Tigray finance bureau Daniel Assefa were killed along with former Ethiopian Broadcasting Authority chief Zeray Asgedom and Abebe Asgedom. Ethiopian army spokesman General Tesfaye Aylew confirmed the killings in a statement. He said that nine TPLF officials were arrested, including former speaker of the regional parliament Kidusan Nega and former Ethiopian am...

The Ethiopian army says it has killed four senior members of the Tigray region's ruling party targeted in a military offensive, state-affiliated media reported late Thursday. The former director of the Ethiopian Broadcasting Authority and a journalist close to the party were also killed.