Ethiopian prime minister

Yes. On that I agree. Infact after cessation of the South which went with 75% of the reserves, they should have floated it and removed subsidies

The issue was whether a fixed exchange rate attracts investments. My answer was yes as long as there is sufficient reserves. And I gave the example of Sudan. Once Sudan separated, it was clear reserves would dwindle and the fixed rate system would become a problem.

When Egypt floated the pound ilitoka 5 hadi 14, ikabidi IMF iingilie kati

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I was telling people that a minority cannot continue oppressing a majority forever without a revolution/uprising and i used Haiti to illustrate and said that history always repeats itself,people in the forum started insults and jokes,this is an example

Oromo c ni hii borana ya Kenya

boss kwani ulienda kuwanusa:D