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Catherine Soi

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“Many Ethiopians are saying they want the prime minister to deal with the security situation. The conflict in Tigray is getting out of hands. The conflict has spread to the Amhara and Afar regions. There are ethnic conflicts in several parts of the country as well. The economy of the country is also struggling.”

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“This is indeed a milestone and Ethiopians are excited about this. This is a project of national pride. But of course the downstream countries, Sudan and Egypt, are very concerned about what this could do to other water flows to their own countries along the Nile.”

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“There appears to be a lot of shuttle diplomacy as nobody is keen on an outright war. Diplomats are trying to get the opposing sides to the negotiating table, saying that they must de-escalate tensions. Everyone is calling for calm.”

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26 Apr 2021 1 1

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“We’ve seen hundreds of people here, many of them are telling us they are determined to cast their ballot for peace. Voting is still going on smoothly in many parts. Some people are waiting to see how safe it can be for them to come out and vote. We have been talking to UN officials as well who have told us that these problem areas are few and most of the country is safe enough for people to come out and cast their voting ballots.”

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“The court said the petitioners did not have strong enough grounds to have the election postponed. We have spoken to UN officials who say 70 percent of the country is safe enough for people to come out to vote. We have spoken to the government’s spokesman who said that yes, they expect a low voter turnout but they hope that this turnout won’t be so slow as to discredit process.”

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26 Dec 2020 2 2

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“People do not have an appetite for any kind of conflict … and want to exercise their right to vote. When you go outside Bangui, to the countryside, people are very afraid. We are hearing of fighting in various places, people being displaced.”

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The court said the petitioners did not have strong enough grounds to have the election postponed. We have spoken to UN officials who say 70 percent of the country is safe enough for people to come out to vote. We have spoken to the government’s spokesman who said that yes, they expect a low voter turnout but they hope that this turnout won’t be so slow as to discredit process.

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There appears to be a lot of shuttle diplomacy as nobody is keen on an outright war. Diplomats are trying to get the opposing sides to the negotiating table, saying that they must de-escalate tensions. Everyone is calling for calm.

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Dec, 2020

People do not have an appetite for any kind of conflict … and want to exercise their right to vote. When you go outside Bangui, to the countryside, people are very afraid. We are hearing of fighting in various places, people being displaced.