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Abiy Ahmed: From Nobel Laureate to Ethiopia’s Most Hated Ruler
The Habesha By The Habesha News Desk — September 2025 When Abiy Ahmed became Prime Minister in 2018, Ethiopia was brimming with hope. He spoke of reform, reconciliation, and a new beginning. The world applauded when he made peace with Eritrea, and the Nobel Committee awarded him the 2019 Peace Prize. But less than a decade later, that image lies in tatters. For millions of Ethiopians, Abiy is not remembered as a reformer but as a ruthless ruler—…
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Abiy Ahmed: From Nobel Laureate to Ethiopia’s Most Hated Ruler
The Habesha By The Habesha News Desk — September 2025 When Abiy Ahmed became Prime Minister in 2018, Ethiopia was brimming with hope. He spoke of reform, reconciliation, and a new beginning. The world applauded when he made peace with Eritrea, and the Nobel Committee awarded him the 2019 Peace Prize. But less than a decade later, that image lies in tatters. For millions of Ethiopians, Abiy is not remembered as a reformer but as a ruthless ruler—…
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