Now foreign agri-businesses like his face a tough choice: stay, despite the risk, or leave and lose their investment. Facebook Twitter Pinterest Workers of africaJUICE, a Dutch owned, Ethiopia-based juice company, tossing fruit that has been damaged by protestors. According to their government, Dutch companies alone provide 70,000 jobs in the country. Others believe foreign agri-business should leave Ethiopia altogether. “If they truly want to help the country, foreign companies should leave and show the government that abusing its citizens will not attract foreign investment,” says Anuradha Mittal, executive director of the Oakland Institute.

Source: Ethiopian News October 26, 2016 05:00 UTC