London — As the first anniversary of the swearing on Ethiopia's Prime Minster Abiy Ahmed rolled around last week, Ethiopians - and observers worldwide - marvelled at the pace and scale of radical reform he has brought to the formerly repressed country in the past year.
Abiy has released hundreds of political prisoners, overturned or revised repressive laws and allowed countless political exiles to return, among a number of changes.
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