
Eastleigh Voice examines whether Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed could benefit from a planned constitutional reform that would move the country toward a presidential system. According to the outlet, the proposed change would reshape political power and might expand Abiy’s authority in office, potentially making him an especially powerful president. The report frames the outcome as an open question rather than a settled decision, focusing on how institutional changes could alter the balance of power.
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