Photorealistic scene of Addis Ababa council meeting with mayor presenting budget approval and unanimous vote.
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Addis Ababa council approves appointments and 9.94 billion birr budget

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The Addis Ababa City Council on 30 Miyazia 2018 approved appointments presented by Mayor Adanech Abiebe and an additional budget of 9.94 billion birr in a unanimous vote during its regular session.

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