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Ethiopia politics

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Abiy Ahmed
Abiy Ahmed

“The agreement signed today in South Africa is monumental in moving Ethiopia forward on the path of the reforms we embarked upon four and a half years ago. Our commitment to peace remains steadfast. And our commitment to collaborating for the implementation of the agreement is equally strong.”

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Prime Minister of Ethiopia
02 Nov 2022 3 2
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Yohannes Gedamu
Yohannes Gedamu

“For Ethiopians, the national dialogue is an opportunity to chart a new path for peace, political tolerance, national unity, political and economic equality and a shared Ethiopian destiny. Since November 2020, TPLF [Tigray People's Liberation Front] and OLA [Oromo Liberation Army] demonstrated that they have no interest in getting on such a path, so there is nothing to be gained from including them in the national dialogue. But the exclusion of the TPLF and the OLA from the process should not be seen as a sign that Tigrayans and Oromos will also be excluded from the national dialogue. These groups are crucial members of the Ethiopian nation, and there is no reason to believe the federal government is trying to exclude them from its national dialogue initiative.”

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Ecturer of Political Science at Georgia Gwinnett College in Lawrenceville, GA, US
27 Jan 2022 7 3
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Getachew Reda
Getachew Reda

“If the government falls, we will definitely have an interim arrangement. There would also need to be a national dialogue but Abiy [Abiy Ahmed] and his ministers would not be asked to take part. They will have their day in court.”

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Spokesperson for the Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF)
02 Nov 2021 1 3
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Catherine Soi
Catherine Soi

“Many Ethiopians are saying they want the prime minister to deal with the security situation. The conflict in Tigray is getting out of hands. The conflict has spread to the Amhara and Afar regions. There are ethnic conflicts in several parts of the country as well. The economy of the country is also struggling.”

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Al Jazeera’s journalist
04 Oct 2021 5 8
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Abiy Ahmed
Abiy Ahmed

“I, Abiy Ahmed Ali, today in the House of People's Representatives, accept the appointment as prime minister, as I pledge to undertake responsibly and with faith to the constitution the responsibility placed upon me by the people.”

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Prime Minister of Ethiopia
04 Oct 2021 4 2
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Daniel Mulugeta
Daniel Mulugeta

“There were a lot of problems before Abiy became prime minister, the major one being the government’s inability to deliver development promises. Abiy capitalised on that political playing field. He promised to heal the divisions in the country and to fight corruption and he emerged as a beacon of hope for all Ethiopians at the time. When it comes to the critical mass, he’s losing support. Abiy doesn’t seem to have a very clear policy agenda. He prefers quick, instant development projects that please his followers. He’s pragmatic. What you see in him is what you see in populist leaders like Boris Johnson and Donald Trump. The Tigray conflict is going to complicate the future of the country. The war is likely to augment Abiy’s power and create more polarisation in the country. My concern is that this could create a humanitarian catastrophe.”

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Expert on Ethiopia at London’s School of Oriental and African Studies
15 Nov 2020 3 4
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