Politics, violence, and secrecy have held back progress in post-war Tigray. This highlights not just the need to directly address security issues. It also emphasises the importance of improving transparency and giving marginalised stakeholders adequate information about current developments in the peace process.
Author: Dimpho Deleglise
Dr Dimpho Deleglise is a Senior researcher in PRIF's research department “Glocal Junctions” and the research group “African Intervention Politics”. She focuses on the African Union and IGAD Special Envoys’ diplomatic initiatives in Tigray, Ethiopia, and South Sudan respectively. Her research interests include fragility and resilience interventions, inclusive peacebuilding, and post conflict policies and practices.
