Oromia

Our diverse feminists must team up to disavow epistemological violence

If feminists have the courage to curb our claims of innocence, we have the potential to engage in genuine critical…

6 years

Why did Ethiopia’s Prime Minister blame African Americans for their victimization?

African Americans’ ongoing struggle for equality should be seen as an inspiring lesson for other subjugated peoples.

6 years

Qeerroo: from ‘revolt against subjugation’ to ‘popular uprising against tyranny’

Attempts to discredit the Qeerroo will not deter the movement from pursuing its goals.

6 years

Let that be your last battlefield in Ethiopia

Competition for dwindling resources and vicious elite in-fighting threaten to send Ethiopia's melting pot up in flames.

6 years

An imperial narrative gets recycled

More understanding and less blaming are key to a solution for the self-determination crisis of the Oromo and other Ethiopian…

6 years

Qeerroo: A regimented organization or a spontaneous movement?

Both the House of Federation and Tigray's government are acting unconstitutionally. Unless the mutual antagonism ceases, conflict may ensue.

6 years

OMN: An ‘alien’ star in Ethiopia’s skewed media universe is ‘cancelled’

Oromia Media Network was a rare non-Amharic voice in Ethiopia's media landscape. That is why it's been shutdown.

6 years

Guji Oromo need freedom from liberators

In West and East Guji zones, the Oromo Liberation Army is not living up to its name.

6 years

A new dominant party delays democratization

As EPRDF’s successor, Prosperity Party will assume its suffocating role

6 years