AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoTigray Conflict: Federal forces entered Adwa after TPLF fighters withdrew, following the government’s capture of Adigrat and Mekelle; Ethiopian Airlines has resumed flights to Mekelle. The advance comes as Addis Ababa and Asmara trade accusations at the UN, fuelling fears of a wider conflict. Migrant Tragedy: At least 139 people died and 84 remain missing after a boat carrying migrants from Djibouti toward Yemen capsized. The IOM said more than 80 survivors were Ethiopian. Gold Industry: Ethiopia has opened its first gold refinery, a $50 million joint venture intended to process domestic and regional gold. The government says gold exports earned $5.6 billion last year. Peace Efforts: Officials say more than 92,000 former combatants have been reintegrated into civilian life through a national rehabilitation programme. Mining: KEFI has restarted work at its Tulu Kapi gold project after suspending operations following a fatal incident in September; the company says development will resume in phases with added attention to safety and community needs.
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