AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEthiopia’s Executive Presidency Debate: Ethiopia’s national dialogue backed a constitutional shift to an “executive presidency” that merges prime minister and president roles, with critics warning it could let PM Abiy Ahmed consolidate power as parliament reconvenes in October. #ትሰማ Campaign: A growing gender-violence push, “Let Her Be Heard,” is spotlighting failures in investigation and accountability, urging Ethiopia to treat violence against women and girls as a national crisis. Refugee Response Update: Ethiopia’s deputy prime minister says reforms at the Refugee and Returnee Service are improving service culture and results, including livelihood programs under “Bounty of the Basket,” as the country hosts over 1.1 million refugees. Tourism Win: Anbessa Travel was named Ethiopia’s Leading Destination Management Company 2026 at the World Travel Awards Africa Gala in Zanzibar. Religious Leaders’ Call: President Taye urged Ethiopia’s inter-religious council to strengthen moral values, unity, and youth protection from harmful “imported ideologies.” Sports & Culture: Ethiopia’s Zenebe Aberu won the women’s 42km elite at Nigeria’s Enugu City marathon, adding to East Africa’s road-running momentum. Education & Skills: YES-PACT highlights Ethiopia’s TVET strategy moving from planning to implementation, with digitalisation and AI-linked coordination in focus.
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