Residents of Jimma in Ethiopia's Oromia region say they hope for "peaceful" elections, as the country gets ready to head to polling stations on June 21, despite growing concern over the credibility of the vote as well as a famine in war-torn Tigray. Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed craves a popular mandate
2021/06/16/ethiopians-hope-for-peaceful-elections
2021/06/16/ethiopians-hope-for-peaceful-elections
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