DW reports that renewed conflict in northern Ethiopia may deter investment, strain public finances, and increase living costs despite strong growth.
Ethiopia's economy is expanding at a strong pace, but renewed fighting in the north of the BRICS member state could jeopardize that momentum, according to DW. DW warned that the resumption of fighting may discourage investors from putting money into the country.
DW also said government finances could come under pressure, while higher prices may make daily life more expensive for Ethiopians if the conflict persists.
Source: DW.
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