Eight years ago, Ethiopia’s Somali Regional State was synonymous with political turmoil, humanitarian distress and deep underdevelopment. More than 7,000 political prisoners were held at Jail Ogaden, maternal and child mortality remained high, and the regional capital had only one paved road. After nearly eight decades of misgovernance, the region had become known as “Ethiopia’s […]
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