“Their fall will change things,” Bruton said of the TPLF. “We’re talking about a dramatically empowered Ethiopia.”
It is not yet a deal done, in my view, but those who have been echoing a completely different tone just before few weeks now turned 180 deg. and echoed the above statement.
Abiy Ahmed, as a leader of the nascent rising and ambitious Ethiopia, has said from day one that his vision is to realise the glorious Ethiopia, "where no one will be wronged" once again based on a idea of forgiveness, reconciliation and unity based on diversity, but still can be erred. He is a human, after all. We plan but we can't realise all of our plans, as a matter of fact.
On the other hand his distractors kept telling that he is an inexperienced and infantile politician, who don't understand the politics of Ethiopia well. Sadly, many of the so called analysts and "thirs party" observers started to echo the idea that Ethiopia will degenerate into chaos.
Now they seem to turn around and dipict the picture of the future of this great country in a very promising scenario.
PM Abiy's vision is just a vision and for a vision to be realized there should be a job to be done. We need to be attentive, Ethiopia has got not only external but also internal foes. And those internal foes are not only the just crushed woyane, there are additional juntas.
World is not sitting and waiting for you until you are going to sort out your problems, the just started vaccination policies of the different nations of the world has shown one more time that the world is divided and this division will not be over any time soon, if at all.
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