Ethiopie : Addis-Abeba se métamorphose... Une modernisation à marche forcée

As 50 million Ethiopians vote in legislative elections, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed pushes a controversial modernization drive, promising to turn the nation into 'the Dubai of Africa.'

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ADDIS ABABA — Fifty million Ethiopian voters head to the polls Monday for legislative elections widely expected to return Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed to power, as his Prosperity Party (PP) maintains a commanding lead amid an ambitious but contentious urban transformation campaign. The vote, the second under Abiy’s rule since he took office in 2018, comes with little suspense: opposition parties remain fractured and weakened by years of crackdowns. The prime minister, seeking a new term, has staked his political future on what he calls the “corridor project,” a sweeping modernization effort that since 2024 has reshaped Addis Ababa and other major cities. New highways, high-rise towers, and gleaming commercial districts are rising across the capital, part of Abiy’s stated goal to transform Ethiopia into “the Dubai of Africa.” Yet the construction boom has drawn sharp criticism from human…

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Categoria: cronaca
Entità: Ethiopie, Addis-Abeba