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Ethiopia becomes first country to ban internal combustion engines: Only EVs allowed
Ethiopia has decided that only electric cars may be imported into the country. The move is a major step towards sustainable mobility and is ahead of the European Union's plans to ban internal combustion engines from 2035.
https://www.notebookcheck.net/Ethiopia-becomes-first-country-to-ban-internal-combustion-engines-Only-EVs-allowed.802396.0.html#
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This is the way...it is nice seeing some people move in the right direction in ensuring that the environment is protected.
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This is a great way to the government of Ethiopia other countries should follow this.
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This is a bold and potentially transformative move.
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This is a significant step towards reducing air pollution and promoting sustainable transportation in Ethiopia. Congrats!!
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Kudos goes to Ethiopian government! The other nations should copy from you!
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Wow! This is really impressive. An African country leading the world in adoption of EVs. This goes to show the level of commitment African counties have to reduction of carbon emissions. I am proud to be African today.
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Hail Ethiopia! They have set the pace for fellow African countries
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Give it up for the Ethiopians for taking this bold step. Also, maybe address the climate love to Abiy Ahmed, the current Ethiopian Prime Minister or to the Ethiopian government.
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Ethiopia has set a good example for other nations to follow, EVs is the solution needed to safe the planet
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Way to go, Ethiopia! This will make a big difference for the environment.
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@ann_nyambura_542 Decisions that will yield fruits in the near future.Other African countries should embrace use of EVs.
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This is a bold step by the government of Ethiopia that is going to foster the growth in sustainable mobility. It's an example that all nations in Africa and beyond should sought to embrace.
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@joseph_githinji We require more and more of these courageous steps being taken by more countries.