Odaa Post
Oromo cavalry at the battle of Adwa February 29 to March 1, 1896 “Ancient Kushites, horse rearing, Sacred Horse Law & horsemanship is Oromo culture. During the last decades of the 19th century, Father Martial [Read More]
The 204 Oromo children of Ethiopia who were rescued from Arab slavers in 1888 and ended up in South Africa (face2faceafrica)—–In September 1888, some 204 boys and girls captured to be sold into slavery in [Read More]
Ethiopia’s Forest in the Clouds (earthobservatory)—There are few places in Ethiopia—or the world—quite like the Harenna Forest. Spread across the southern slopes of the Bale Mountains, it is the second-largest stand of moist tropical forest [Read More]
Mallattoon kun kan ABO ti; gaafa filannoo mallattoo kana filadha! Bokkuun kan keessan!! ABOn furmaata!!
Ethiopia: Is it possible to conduct free and fair election in the middle of civil war? The answer is yes in the eyes of African dictators! Now it is fashionable for African dictators to [Read More]
How rescued Ethiopian slaves came to fight for Britain in the Anglo-Boer war The background to this story is told in a BBC report. (martinplaut)—A group of Ethiopian slaves were freed by a British warship in 1888 [Read More]
Oromo Self-determination Need, Obsolete or Inherent! By Gizaw Tasissa (PhD), November 2, 2020 Self-determination is popular but seems challenged by counter parts of itself, i.e. alien determinants. Some argue that self-determination is obsolete and [Read More]
OROMIA: OSG Releases its 53 Reports on Human Rights Violations in Ethiopia (OSG 53 Report, 29 October 2020) Ethiopian security forces committed horrendous human rights violations, Oromia Support Group said in its recently released report. In a [Read More]
Our family is saddened by the passing away of a great person. We have lost one of the most impactful pillars on October 1st, 2020, after suffering of an incurable illness. Legesse Tessema [Read More]
An imperial narrative gets recycled by Trevor Trueman (ethiopia-insigh)–A powerful and disturbing narrative is gaining traction among reporting on Ethiopia, its bias reflecting the connections of the current and past political and business elites with national and international media, [Read More]
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