Ethiopia garnered a second consecutive No. 1, with Yomif Kejelcha succeeding Hagow Gebrhiwet. Kejelcha’s previous Rankings highs were No. 2s in 2015 and ’23. (TAKASHI ITO/AGENCE SHOT)
Ethiopia garnered a second consecutive No. 1, with Yomif Kejelcha succeeding Hagow Gebrhiwet. Kejelcha’s previous Rankings highs were No. 2s in 2015 and ’23. (TAKASHI ITO/AGENCE SHOT)