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Politics

Ethiopia at a Crossroads: The Fragile Reign of Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed

The international community's continued support for Abiy, despite the innumerable failures of his government, has only prolonged these challenges.

The Abiy Project: A conversation with Tom Gardner

Abiy is an idiosyncratic Ethiopian nationalist first.

Jaal Marro’s journey to Tanzania: an interview with his advisor

"Despite the pain and our mutual skepticism, everyone was engaged in conversation, carefully concealing our true emotions."

Treating the Oromia conflict as an afterthought in Ethiopia’s civil war is wrongheaded

Maintaining stability in Oromia is necessary to ensure stability in the entire Horn of Africa.

There will be no peace in the Horn of Africa without peace for Oromos

Oromos must be represented by those they see fit to represent them.

Oromo politics: The Politics of Conspiracy

In the absence of an open debate in Oromo Politics, people are left to build their own assumptions.

A detached elite can not bring plight of Oromos to end

Extending the Oromo suffering as long as possible and by all means necessary is the way that Oromo elites stay relevant.

Oromia should follow in the footsteps of Somaliland

Oromia, unlike Somaliland, is diverse in population, has the potential to become a middle-income economy.

The Oromo, like Africa, Needs to Distance itself from Colonial Heritage

Ethiopia is now engaged in what is proving to be a prolonged civil war in Tigray and has again continued its historic crackdown on the south and especially the Oromo.

Politicisation of an Oromo-English Dictionary.

I thought Afaan Oromo would not be able to endure and that Wallo’s fate was looming up for all Oromiyaa. So, though I had no money for the project, I made up my mind to try to save my language from sinking into oblivion by recording at least part of its vocabulary on paper.

The Oromo of Eastern Africa: Ali Mazrui’s Perspective.

Have the Oromo been an internalized colony of the Amhara? Yes, but there are degrees of colonial status.

The Ghosts of Adwa

The fundamental paradox of Adwa is this: the very Ethiopia that inscribed with anti-colonial meanings after its victory over European colonialism was a colonizing state itself.

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