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Ethiopia’s $8.3 Billion Export Surge: Real Gains, Political Spin
The Habesha By LJDemissie October 7, 2025 Who speaks for Ethiopia’s economy? Left: Zemedeneh Negatu, an accountant—weaponized by three consecutive regimes and their state media as a proxy economist for over fifteen years, dating back to the era of Prime Minister Meles Zenawi to Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed. His role wasn’t to inform, but to overshadow Ethiopian real economists with genuine credentials and publicly scrutinized research—and to lure f…
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Ethiopia’s $8.3 Billion Export Surge: Real Gains, Political Spin
The Habesha By LJDemissie October 7, 2025 Who speaks for Ethiopia’s economy? Left: Zemedeneh Negatu, an accountant—weaponized by three consecutive regimes and their state media as a proxy economist for over fifteen years, dating back to the era of Prime Minister Meles Zenawi to Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed. His role wasn’t to inform, but to overshadow Ethiopian real economists with genuine credentials and publicly scrutinized research—and to lure f…
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