Qeerroo

Imperial ambition is the main hurdle to peace in Ethiopia

The continued downplaying of Oromo concerns will only breed more violence.

4 years

Ethiopia’s choice: Dialogue or disintegration?

Ethiopia needs a new social contract through negotiation and national dialogue.

5 years

Ethiopia’s Oromo youth are disaffected—but also divided, co-opted, and demoralized

Co-option and ego-driven ideological splits help explain why renewed Oromo discontent is not leading to a resurgent uprising.

5 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

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

Filannoo Tiim Lammaa: humna moo nagaa?

Erga Adda Bilisummaa Oromoo biyyatti waamanii, Tiim Lammaan sochii hawaasaas deggeraa karaa ittiin aangoo of harka turfatan irratti hojjechaa jiru.

8 years

Anguish for Harari as Oromo claim rights

As ethnic Hararis face intimidation they say they are being dispossessed, but some Oromo activists claim that historic wrongs need…

8 years