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Ethiopia Enters 2019 With Renewed Hope, Bigger Development Ambitions

All Africa about 3 hours 1 mins read

[ENA] Ethiopia is welcoming the 2019 New Year with renewed confidence, a stronger sense of national purpose and an increasingly ambitious development agenda, as the country seeks to transform the gains of recent years into lasting economic prosperity and improved livelihoods.

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