Addis Ababa — Already the T-shirts are appearing in Addis Ababa emblazoned with images of Ethiopia's reformist Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed wearing his Nobel Peace Prize medal.
Last week's award recognised Abiy's many accomplishments - the lifting of the country's state of emergency, the release of thousands of political prisoners, the easing of media censorship, the legalisation of outlawed opposition groups, the tackling of corruption, and the promotion of women in politics.
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