Addis Ababa, June 30, 2018 (FBC) –Residents in various cities of the Amhara regional state today staged rallies in support of the reform agenda of Prime Minister Dr Abiy Ahmed.

Among the cities where the rallies were held include, Debre Berhane and Woldia.
Participants of the rallies further condemned the grenade attack at the public rally in Addis Ababa on June 23, 2018.
Similar rallies will also be held in various city of the regional state tomorrow, including Bahir Dar, the capital of the Amhara regional state.
Public rallies in support of the Prime Minister were held in 13 cities of the regional state so far.

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[Ethiopian Herald] Since taking office about three months ago, Prime Minister Dr. Abiy Ahmed was busy inspiring national consensus and rebuilding government trust among the society.

[Ethiopian Herald] Experts and local people have called for quick action by relevant authorities to rescue the ancient Entoto residence of Empress Taitu from the imminent damage.

[Ethiopian Herald] Human Rights Council (HRCO) has called on the people and concerned bodies to safeguard the ongoing reforms by the Premier to widen the political landscape and democratization process.

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