New Oromo Music Video 2017 Marga Asaffaa Kolfi Bashananii

February 1, 2017

New Oromo Music Video 2017 Marga Asaffaa Kolfi Bashananii

Abiy Ahmed’s Plan to Become an Autocrat and Plot to Kill the FDRE Constitution: Reflection on His Measures and Steps

January 9, 2020

Abiy Ahmed’s Plan to Become an Autocrat and Plot to Kill the FDRE Constitution: Reflection on His Measures and Steps By Jabessa Gurmessa, Finfinne, Oromia, January 09, 2020 1. Introduction The freedom lovers and proponents [Read More]
Prisons that Held Gemechu Ayana Can’t Crush Self-Determination’s Spirit

December 31, 2019

Prisons that Held Gemechu Ayana Can’t Crush Self-Determination’s Spirit By Worku Burayu (PhD), January 1, 2020 During the times of apartheid, it was said that some prisons reached almost 200% of what the prison was built to hold. The exact copy of [Read More]
EZEMA is a Federalist Party? Comments on Dr. Berhanu Nega’s Speech in Adama

December 31, 2019

EZEMA is a Federalist Party? Comments on Dr. Berhanu Nega’s Speech in Adama By Guluma Gemeda, Ph.D., December 31, 2019 Dr. Berhanu Nega, leader of the Ethiopian Citizens for Social Justice (EZEMA) party, made a [Read More]
Our Struggle, Our Sacrifices, Our Last Option: The Need to Reignite Fincila Bilisummaa

December 26, 2019

Our Struggle, Our Sacrifices, Our Last Option: The Need to Reignite Fincila Bilisummaa By Bilisummaa Jaalataa, December 26, 2019 Like all African countries, the Oromo (hereafter We/Our/Us) were colonized in the last quarter of the [Read More]
TEN POINTS WHY FINFINNEE IS OROMO CITY

October 28, 2019

TEN POINTS WHY FINFINNEE IS OROMO CITY BY Worku Gadissa, October 29, 1019 Note: Sheger is another name for Finfinnee and both name are used in this article. We are all aware of present highly [Read More]
Citizenship versus Identity: the current political discourse in Ethiopia

September 26, 2019

Citizenship versus Identity: the current political discourse in Ethiopia By Alemayehu Biru (PhD), September 26, 2019 This topic bears a very common binary way of putting complex sociopolitical issues by politicians and, at times, even [Read More]