Ethiopia’s Prosperity Party, led by Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, has secured a significant majority in the recently held parliamentary elections, according to results released on Sunday by the national election board. The win reinforces the party’s control following elections held earlier this month. While the full extent of the victory is still being tallied, initial reports indicate a substantial lead for the Prosperity Party. These elections were seen as a test of Abiy Ahmed’s reform agenda and his handling of ongoing conflicts within the country, particularly in the Tigray region. Opposition parties have alleged irregularities, but these claims have not been independently verified. The results pave the way for Abiy Ahmed to continue his leadership and pursue his political and economic policies for a second term. International observers have noted the challenges surrounding the election process, including limited access and concerns about fairness.