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Can Ethiopia’s homegrown economic reform sustain growth or is the recovery fragile?

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Photo by Gift Habeshaw @ Unsplash
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Photo by Gift Habeshaw @ Unsplash
  • Exports hit $8.3bn as reforms gain traction
  • Growth projected at 10.2% amid stabilisation push

 

ADDIS ABABA, ETHIOPIA – Ethiopia says its sweeping economic reform programme is delivering early results, with exports rising and growth accelerating after months of macroeconomic strain.

After 18 months of intensified policy adjustments under its Homegrown Economic Reform agenda, the government argues the country has moved beyond crisis management into the early stages of recovery.

  • Exports hit $8.3bn as reforms gain traction
  • Growth projected at 10.2% amid stabilisation push

 

ADDIS ABABA, ETHIOPIA - Ethiopia says its sweeping economic reform programme is delivering early results, with exports rising and growth accelerating after months of macroeconomic strain.

After 18 months of intensified policy adjustments under its

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