On May 13th, 2025, Ethiopia’s National Electoral Commission reversed the decision through which the Tigray People’s Liberation Front had been reintegrated as a legal and legitimate party. The TPLF was deregistered from the electoral lists and will not be able to participate in the 2026 elections (Africa24, 2025). The party had been reintegrated in August 2024. However, its inability to hold a new foundational party congress had led to its temporary suspension in February 2025, and finally to its deregistration in May. What does the ban of TPLF mean in a moment of apparent reconciliation between the federal government and its northern periphery?
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