5K views · 126 reactions |  A year after a peace deal was agreed to end the bloody conflict in the Tigray region of Ethiopia, which killed hundreds of thousands, we visit Shire, in north-western Tigray, to speak to people who are still struggling with the aftermath of the war. Produced by Girmay Gebru Filmed by Andom Berhe Edited by Mark Sedgwick | BBC News Africa | Facebook

3rd October - Will the Tigray ceasefire hold? | Inside Story A surprise deal has been reached to stop Ethiopian & #Eritrean war ion #Tigray after talks in South Africa. Up to half a million people have died during two years of conflict. What are the terms of the deal? Hundreds of thousands have escaped, and nine million urgently need food. Presenter: Folly Bah Thibault Guests: Kaiderin Tezera - Ethiopian MP and Assistant Professor of Social Anthropolocy, Addis Ababa University Gebrekirstos Gebre

We are entering areas of conflict-ravaged Tigray for the first time in months. This is what we found. As children deal with the double impact of conflict and COVID-19, they need peace now. | UNICEF