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The dark side of Ethiopia’s liberalisation

The dark side of Ethiopia’s liberalisation
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BB Finews
8/9/25, 6:46 AM

For the past couple of years much of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia’s capital, was reduced to rubble by demolitions. Now luxury apartments, parks and cycle lanes are rising from the ruins. Abiy Ahmed, Ethiopia’s prime minister, believes the old city must make way for a cleaner, shinier one.

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