The oppressed and abused of Africa and their friends and sympathizers are making their voices heard high above the globe that President Obama refrain from legitimizing dictatorship and human rights abuse in Ethiopia. This is not a casual visit but… Continue Reading
Ummati Afrikaa cunqurfamee fi itt roorrifame fi michuulee fi mararfatooti sagaleen saanii akka dhagahamutt baaqulaa ol kaasanii Presidant Obaamaan akka abbaa hirree fi mirga ilmoo namatt roorrisaa seerawaa gochuu irraa of qoqopbatu iyyaa jiru. Kun daawwii tasaa utuu hin tahin… Continue Reading
The above heading is from a show in 1974 by which Oromoo artists from different regions of Oromiyaa expressed their feelings on a stage coordinated by underground OLF with the chance that Oromoo revolution brought about. It has great message… Continue Reading
Almost all peers of this writer that went to Ethiopian Schools know democracy is a Greek word. They were told it means people’s government. Initially it used to be practiced by Greek free men of ancient times who were polytheist. … Continue Reading
“Do the Oromo know what they want?” This was an irritating question raised everywhere around diplomatic circles after the 1992 falling apart of the Transitional Government of Ethiopia. For any genuine member of the liberation movement and in particular that… Continue Reading
“Oromoon waan fedhan beekuu?” Kun gaafii nama suukessu naannaa malbeekota hundatt 1992 gargar baha Mootummaa Cehumsaa Itophiaa duuba bakka hallett kahaa ture. Miseensa dhugaa sochii bilisummaa, keessaayyu kanneen ABOf gaaffii kahuun eegamu hin turre. Dhaabi saanii erga sagantaa malbulchaa saa… Continue Reading
(Let us not tire to tell everybody repeatedly that we are not who they want us to be but who we tell them we are) Oromo is one of the branches of Kuusaa or Kush. Kuusaa, as the oldest cradles… Continue Reading
Sabaawota Oromiyaan kan ijaaraman dhaabota hedduutu jira. Garuu akki isaan akeeka qabsoo Oromoo itt ilaalan adda addaa. Oromoo tahu taatotaa malee garagarummaa akeekaa fulduratt fidanii kan irratt mari’achiisan hin jirani. Kanaafii afaaniin haa tahu barruun yeroo namooti mooraan gargar bahanii… Continue Reading
For Oromo “Day” (Ayyaanaa) can have different meanings. Here we take it to literarily mean “day” i.e. we use it to mean days of the month and celebrated days. People have days for celebration, for remembrance and for welcoming different… Continue Reading
It is long since the Oromo rebelled and started to defend itself against colonial harsh rule Enemy cruelty continued increasing by folds since it started organizing and strengthening it resistance. Political suppression and economic plunder imposed on the nation denied… Continue Reading