The roots of Abiy’s anti-Wallaga bias
Abiy Ahmed’s negative perception of Wallaga is deeply rooted in the historical relationship between the Oromo and the Ethiopian state.
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Abiy Ahmed’s negative perception of Wallaga is deeply rooted in the historical relationship between the Oromo and the Ethiopian state.
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