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Mega-Projects Meet Ethnic Tensions and Regional Tensions in Ethiopia
When Abiy Ahmed declared the completion of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) and unveiled plans for Africa’s largest airport along with a nuclear power plant, many hailed it as the dawn of a bold national resurgence. For a country long plagued by power shortages and infrastructure deficits, the ambition is nothing short of transformational. The GERD promises up to 5.15 gigawatts of hydroelectric capacity — a leap toward ending chronic energy deficits and positioning…
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