This episode looks at the Nile Dam dispute between Ethiopia, Egypt and Sudan and whether the tensions would explode into a yet another hard conflict in the war-stricken continent.

Attacks by Tigrayan forces in the Afar region of northern Ethiopia have forced more than 54,000 people from their homes.

The UN says a convoy carrying food for Ethiopia's conflict-ridden region of Tigray came under attack at the weekend.

Police arrest hundreds allegedly for supporting Tigrayan rebels fighting in Ethiopia's war-torn northern region.

The war in Ethiopia’s restive region of Tigray looks set to intensify as a government ceasefire seems to come to an end and the neighboring Amhara region vows to go on the offensive against Tigrayan forces.

The United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) has passed a resolution calling for an end to the conflict in Ethiopia's restive region of Tigray and urged Eritrean troops to pull out of the area in a verifiable manner.

Rebels in Ethiopia’s Tigray say they have overtaken more territory, despite a unilateral ceasefire by the government forces.

Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's ruling Prosperity Party has gained a "historic" victory in landmark parliamentary elections despite a bloody war in the northern region of Tigray.

Sudan condemned Ethiopia’s start of second phase of filling the controversial Nile dam, warning the move violates existing agreements and threatens security in the region.

Ethiopia informs Egypt of the start of the second year of the filling of the controversial Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) on the Blue Nile River, raising tensions with downstream countries.