In tonight’s edition: A trio of opposition parties in Ethiopia’s embattled Tigray region estimates that more than 50,000 civilians have been killed in the three-month conflict. They urge the international community to intervene before a “humanitarian disaster of biblical proportion will become a gruesome reality.” In Cameroon, getting an ID card is a real struggle, some are forced to turn to the black market to get a form of identification. Finally the first commercial flight since 2012 arrived in Timbuktu, that is nine years since the jihadists had captured the fabled Malian city.
Tigray opposition parties estimate over 50,000 civilian deaths
