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By Africa Risk Control – Selecting the right local partner has always been essential in Ethiopia, but ARC’s 2026 assessments show that the stakes are now significantly higher. As political dynamics shift, forex constraints deepen, and localized conflict patterns evolve, the reliability of a (…)
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