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Ethiopians report worsening economic conditions, increased poverty levels, Afrobarometer survey shows

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Ethiopians seek constitutional changes to add federal languages, Afrobarometer survey shows

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Ethiopians prefer federal to centralised government, but split over delineation, Afrobarometer survey reveals

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Ethiopians trust traditional leaders more than other institutions, would like to see their influence increase, Afrobarometer survey shows

Ethiopians endorse higher taxes in exchange for more government services, Afrobarometer survey shows

Ethiopians dissatisfied with government economic performance, new Afrobarometer study shows

Ethiopians support rule of law, concerned about impunity for officials who break the law, Afrobarometer survey shows

Overwhelming majority of Ethiopians support democracy, seek accountable governance

Ethiopians embrace federalism but are split over whether it should be ethnic or geographic, Afrobarometer survey shows

A majority of Ethiopians view federalism with independent regional governments as the best form of government for the country, a new Afrobarometer survey shows.

Ethiopians support constitutional amendments to add federal government languages and limit PM terms, divided on other changes

Ethiopians favour amending the country’s Constitution to make the federal government multilingual, limit the prime minister to two terms, and establish a Constitutional Court, a new Afrobarometer survey shows. However, they are divided on private land ownership, the right to self-determination, the national emblem, and the status of the capital city, Addis Ababa.