BBC said:The pace of change in Ethiopia has been so fast since Abiy Ahmed became prime minister in April that it is almost like observing a different country.
The reforms he has introduced were unthinkable not so long ago.
The government seemed impervious to criticism from human rights groups that the state stifled free expression, sidelined and imprisoned opposition leaders and cracked down on protests.
It also appeared steadfast in its disagreement with a border commission ruling that was meant to end the two-decade conflict with neighbouring Eritrea.
But all that has changed.
Basically, since being elected in april, he has ended a war with neighboring Eritrea by giving them some land, released thousands of political prisoners including the opposition leader in order to set a foundation for democracy, lifted state censorship, discovered a torture chamber below the prime minister residence that he plans to turn into a museum for the public and promised free elections.
He has already survived one assassination attempt. I hope he will stay safe because it seems Ethiopia scored jackpot with him.