The situation in Ethiopia’s Tigray region is still very unstable. Many people who had to leave their homes because of the fighting are now worried. They fear that the war between the government and the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) is starting up again.

For a long time, people hoped they could go home. Now, those hopes are fading. As the security situation stays tense, families are stuck in limbo, not knowing if they will ever be able to return to their normal lives.

Experts and analysts have been keeping a close eye on the area. Recent security reviews suggest that the risk of violence is still high. Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has faced questions about whether the TPLF has really been defeated, but the reality on the ground shows that the conflict is far from over.

Meanwhile, the country is facing other big problems. A recent report highlights that Ethiopia's healthcare system is struggling to function properly. Hospitals are seeing a lot of chaos, making it even harder for regular people to get the care they need during these difficult times.

From the politics of the war to the daily struggle for health and safety, the people of Ethiopia are facing a very tough road ahead.

Source: BBC