Analysis of Tigray's political crisis and shifting internal dynamics

This analytical piece examines the deepening political fragmentation within Tigray and the impact of internal divisions on the region's stability. The author argues that the post-Pretoria Agreement era has failed to deliver the promised recovery or political unity, criticizing factions within the Interim Administration for prioritizing the dismantling of the TPLF over the needs of the displaced population. The article highlights how political opportunism and the resurgence of provincial loyalties have weakened regional defenses and institutions. As federal forces reclaim influence, the author warns that these internal conflicts have left Tigray more vulnerable and failed to address the urgent requirements of those affected by the conflict.