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Elders Reportedly Working to Resolve Moyale Conflict
TIKVAH Ethiopia · 2 hours ago · Read the Full Story on TIKVAH Ethiopia
AI SUMMARY
Elders from the Oromia and Somali regions are working to resolve the 12-day Moyale conflict, even as social media provocations and the displacement of over 50,000 people complicate peace efforts.
- The conflict in Moyale city reached its 12th day, having been sparked by a dispute over the raising of a regional flag.
- No gunfire was heard from morning until evening on October 22.
- Elders from both the Oromia and Somali regions are holding discussions to stop the conflict and restore peace.
- Residents report that social media provocations, such as sharing photos and videos of victims, changing flags, and rejecting reconciliation, are hindering peace efforts.
- Individuals abroad are accused of using social media to escalate the conflict within the Oromia and Somali regions and incite violence overseas.
- Over 50,000 Ethiopians have fled the conflict and crossed into Gambo, with some subsequently moved to refugee camps by the Kenyan government.
- Displaced Ethiopians remaining in Gambo have requested urgent attention to resolve the crisis and facilitate their return home.
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