Ethiopia Tigray conflict spreads to neighbouring state - a podcast by BBC World Service

The conflict in Ethiopia’s Tigray region is showing further signs of spreading to other areas with fighting now reported in neighbouring Afar state.

Plus Morocco, Rwanda and Togo are among the countries accused of using phone malware bought from an Israeli surveillance firm to spy on journalists and activists.

And South Africa’s former President Jacob Zuma has appeared before the corruption hearing via a video link from prison.

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