Last week’s ceasefire deal between Ethiopia’s government and Tigrayan rebels put an end to the two-year conflict that has taken hundreds of thousands of lives. But the Tigray region is in shambles and has been cut off from basic supplies and aid for more than a year. Host Marco Werman speaks with Ethiopian journalist Tsedale Lemma about what it will take — and who will pay — to rebuild Tigray.
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