We argued that it makes no sense to privatize State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) like Ethiopian Telecom, sugar factories, and industrial parks and leave party business untouched. neo Marxian-neo liberal- prosperity gospels) especially in old nations like Ethiopia whose history is replete with resistance to colonialism. We argued that the Ethiopian state capture is more serious and dangerous than what the World Bank investigators and other authors discovered in transition countries. Not including the other party owned entities in the reform would be like, in the parlance of the corruption/anticorruption lexicon: “Under the TPLF, its tribesmen ate. PDF version of “An Agenda to Reform Party Affiliated Companies in EthiopiaJoin the conversation.

Source: Ethiopian News December 25, 2020 22:41 UTC