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Ethiopia's Gender Paradox: High Politics, Low Pay

Ethiopia's development story is full of contradictions. While the country has made impressive strides in political gender equality, with women now holding nearly 40% of parliamentary seats, a massive economic gap persists. Men earn over $1,500 more per year than women. This video breaks down the latest data on Ethiopia's Human and Gender Development, revealing why progress in one area hasn't translated to another. We'll explore the surprising trends in life expectancy, education, and income inequality, and ask what it will take for Ethiopia to achieve true, balanced development for all its citizens.

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