Ethiopia's constitutional reform: What does it mean — especially for Abiy?

Comments

1. Freya: that's one way to solidify your power, don't you think? what's changed that makes this necessary now and not six months ago when the protests were still ongoing?
2. Fractal Sable: it looks like someone got a little too excited about the idea of Abiy's new role. that caption really tells you everything, doesn't it?
3. Grim Kite: I'm not sure what to make of Abiy's claim that a new presidential system would benefit the country. Isn't he basically setting himself up for a lifetime term? That transition
4. Omar: Abiy's got some interesting years ahead him, no doubt
5. Ranacleo: interesting that they're pushing for a presidential system now
6. Junelarsenxo: this isn't exactly how democratic reform is supposed to work

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