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Article 39: Oromo Nationalism, Abyssinian Exceptionalism and Expectations Raised by Dr. Abiy Ahmed’s Premiership (Part II Continued, Revised) By Mekuria Bulcha, PhD, Professor Inclusion that excludes – a myth used to distort history As I [Read More]

HE DIED BUT HIS PROPHECY STILL RESONATES Lt. Mamo Mezemer, the Unsung Hero By Worku Gadissa, July 25, 2018 Today I want to present a short article about one of the key founders and leaders [Read More]

Is peace possible in Ethiopia without the Oromo Liberation Front (OLF)? By Abbaa Ormaa, PhD, Adoolessa 18, 2018 The answer is a profound NO!  Anyone who thinks otherwise is living in a fantasy world. It [Read More]

Cart before the Horse? By Teferi Mergo, PhD The Ethiopian government has recently announced – rather unexpectedly – that it aims to fully or partially sell the government-owned manufacturing and service industries to the private [Read More]

Article 39, Oromo Nationalism, Abyssinian Exceptionalism Expectations Raised by Dr. Abiy Ahmed’s Premiership  – Part II Mekuria Bulcha, PhD, Professor – July 12, 2018 Introduction As indicated in the first part of this article, the declaration [Read More]

Article 39, Oromo Nationalism, Abyssinian Exceptionalism & Expectations Raised by Dr. Abiy Ahmed’s Premiership Part I  By Mekuria Bulcha, PhD, Professor – June 21, 2018 Ethiopia is in the middle of one of the many [Read More]

The History and Politics of the Qubee Alphabet By Guluma Gemeda, PhD, June 18, 2018 In several publications, Professor Mekuria Bulcha has presented the origin, development and the significance of the qubee alphabet for Afaan [Read More]

Walelign Mekonnen, the Question of Nationalities and Ethiopia’s Persistent Crisis By Mekuria Bulcha, PhD, Professor Introduction That Ethiopia is in deep crisis is known to all who follow the political development in the country. That [Read More]