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Ethiopia's Election Results Will Likely Confirm Status Quo

All Africa about 2 hours 1 mins read

[DW] Ethiopia's ruling Prosperity Party is set for a decisive election win when results are announced. The election was marked by security challenges, a divided opposition and the exclusion of entire regions from voting.

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