Ethiopia's Nobel Peace Prize-winning prime minister faced the most serious political challenge of his short rule Thursday as officials said dozens of people might be dead in two days of unrest caused by tensions between Abiy Ahmed and the country's most prominent opposition figure, Jawar Mohammed. VOA Amharic Service Managing Editor Tizita Belachew provided analysis.
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