Ethiopia: Tigrayan women celebrate Ashenda amid fears of new war

Ethiopian Tigrayan women have come together in Addis Ababa to celebrate Ashenda, a traditional festival, amidst growing concerns about a potential new conflict in the Tigray region. The celebration is a rare moment of joy in a region that has seen devastating war and drone strikes in recent times. The renewed fears of conflict are significant for markets and trade, as Ethiopia is a key player in the East African economy, and instability in the region could have far-reaching consequences for regional trade and investment.

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Fears of a new war in Ethiopia's Tigray region are rising, which could lead to instability and uncertainty in the market. This could have a negative impact on Ethiopian assets and the regional economy.

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