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Fortunes in Ethiopia are acquired in ways that raise questions while doctors, teachers, and other salaried workers struggle to survive.
A allegation by Tesfatsion Dominiko. Statements are as reported by the cited publishers — not verified by DecisionGateway.
he questions how fortunes are acquired while doctors, teachers, and other salaried workers struggle to survive
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