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Why Do So Many Ethiopians hate Abiy Ahmed? From Nobel Dreams to a Human Rights Nightmare
The Habesha Once hailed as a reformer, Abiy Ahmed now faces mounting anger over war, repression, internet blackouts, and human rights abuses across Ethiopia. By The Habesha News Desk September 30, 2025 When Abiy Ahmed became prime minister in 2018, Ethiopians and the world imagined a democratic opening. Years later, many inside and outside Ethiopia say the promise curdled into repression and war. Rights groups and humanitarian agencies now descr…
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Why Do So Many Ethiopians hate Abiy Ahmed? From Nobel Dreams to a Human Rights Nightmare
The Habesha Once hailed as a reformer, Abiy Ahmed now faces mounting anger over war, repression, internet blackouts, and human rights abuses across Ethiopia. By The Habesha News Desk September 30, 2025 When Abiy Ahmed became prime minister in 2018, Ethiopians and the world imagined a democratic opening. Years later, many inside and outside Ethiopia say the promise curdled into repression and war. Rights groups and humanitarian agencies now descr…
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