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Ethiopian Public Service University to Ensure Quality Education, Meet Global Standards

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[ENA] (September 9, 2026, Addis Ababa) -- The Ethiopian Public Service University (EPSU), which has been undertaking institutional reform, announced that it will strive to ensure quality education and meet global standards.

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