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Ethiopia is governed under the constitution of 1994, which provides for a president as head of state and a prime minister as head of government. The bicameral Parliament consists of the 108-seat House of Federation, whose members are chosen by state assemblies to serve five-year terms, and the 547-seat House of People's Representatives, whose members are popularly elected and who in turn elect the president for a six-year term. The prime minister is designated by the party in power following legislative elections. Administratively, the country is divided into nine ethnically based regions and two self-governing administrations (the capital and Dire Dawa).
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What is Ethiopia's government?
Ethiopia is a Federal Reublic.Ethiopia's government is a federal parliamentary republic.
Does Ethiopia have a stable government or an unstable government?
Its a known fact that Ethiopia doesn't have a stable government.
What form of government does Nigeria operate under today?
Presidential Federal republic
Why is the cost of living increasing in Ethiopia?
This question has to be answer by Ethiopia government . Not other
Does Ethiopia have a government?
no 56b
Does Ethiopia have their own government?
no
Who is the Minister of Government Communications Affairs Office for Ethiopia?
Redwan Hussein is the Minister of Government Communications Affairs Office for Ethiopia.
What kind of government does Ethiopia have?
demokrate
What is pure form of capitalism where market forces operate without government called?
Laissez faire government is government that stays out of the free market. Laissez faire is French for "let alone".
Who is the government's leader of ETHIOPIA?
his name is Meles Zenawi.
Why doesn't Ethiopia have a constitutional government?
Ethiopia does not have a constitutional government mainly because it was never colonized. Most of the governance ideologies and principles are based on the ancient laws of the land.
What caused the famines of the 1980s in Ethiopia?
The effects of drought, land grabbing, and government policies led to famine in Ethiopia. The subsistence farming industry could not meet the demands of the authoritarian government.
