Ethiopia seems to be reaching a decisive milestone on the path to financial stability. In six years, the country’s external debt has decreased from 23 billion to 4.5 billion dollars, according to figures provided by Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed to the House of People’s Representatives on October 28, 2025. This reduction was made possible, according…...
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