In Ethiopia, the restrictions imposed on various social media for months have been lifted.
Since last February, restrictions have been placed on internet services such as Facebook, YouTube, Telegram and Tiktok.
Following the imposition of Internet restrictions in Ethiopia, many human rights organizations, including the Ethiopian Human Rights Commission, have been asking the government to lift the restrictions.
The center for democracy and development announced last week, Ethiopia internet disruption caused a loss of $27.8 million in the foreign direct product market and 2,372 citizens lost their jobs.
Whereas Internet outages disrupt modern businesses and cost the economy millions of dollars every day, the center added.
