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Wadaaja Jimaafi Mana Maarigaan Biyyee: Beekumsa Leemmawaa Qe’ee Ganamaa Oromootti Deebi’uu

Galaan Hayilee, Yunivarsitii Loosaanjalas, Kaalifoorniyaatti, barnoota seenaatiin kaadhimamaa Digirii Doktarummaati. Qorannoon isaa teeknoolojii qe’ee ganamaa labata Oromoofi danaa impaayera Itoophiyaa irratti xiyyeeffata. 

The resurgence of Oromo culture seen through Kenyan eyes

As we say “It is not yet Uhuru” in Kenya; it is also not yet “Bilisummaa” in Oromia.

‘Oromos have been liberated’ – Abiy Ahmed’s speech in Naqamtee

"The Oromo people had endured a century of dehumanization, the use of their language banned and their rights over their land and country usurped."

The Roots We Share

To be Oromo is to have unwavering solidarity with all oppressed people.

The resurgence of Oromo culture seen through Kenyan eyes

As we say “It is not yet Uhuru” in Kenya; it is also not yet “Bilisummaa” in Oromia.

‘Oromos have been liberated’ – Abiy Ahmed’s speech in Naqamtee

"The Oromo people had endured a century of dehumanization, the use of their language banned and their rights over their land and country usurped."

Who killed Batte Urgessa?

His assassination comes as a part of an ongoing crackdown on dissent in Oromia and Ethiopia in general.

Gadaa: Symbol of Democratic and Peaceful Society

In the Guji Gadaa system it is believed that authority is received from two sources.

Silence in the face of slaughter: Ethiopia’s war in Oromia

The violence in Oromia is perpetrated largely by government security forces under the guise of hunting down the OLA.

The Roots We Share

To be Oromo is to have unwavering solidarity with all oppressed people.

The hypocrisy of regime apologists in Oromia needs a reality check

Many institutions are complicit in this campaign but Visit Oromia stands out, as it has spared no effort in serving this regime and cleaning up its image.

Security and Prosperity not possible while Oromos & Somalis are at Odds

The public discourse needs to be tempered with an understanding of the deep bond that exists between Oromos and Somalis.

Ethiopia’s contradictory position on violence

The Ethiopian state has made it abundantly clear that it has no intention of ending the use of violence.

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