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  • Yonas Biru
    Op-Ed | Politics

    Gadaa on Trial: How Yonas Biru Turns Selective Ethnography into Political Prosecution

    By Kumaa Daadhii (PhD, Political History) Posted on2025-12-242025-12-24
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    Yonas Biru’s “Gadaa is part apartheid” is not scholarship but a political prosecution dressed in citations. It announces a verdict (“Oromummaa is a lie”), then cherry-picks evidence to delegitimize Oromo identity claims, smear Oromo scholarship as extremism, and insinuate guilt-by-association with violence. The apartheid analogy is a sensational moral grenade, not a serious comparison. UNESCO’s recognition of Gadaa underscores its governance value, not Yonas Biru caricature.

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  • Asafa Jalata
    Editorial | Oromummaa Scholarship

    Asafa Jalata: They Tried to Erase His Scholarship. Instead, They Enshrined It

    By OT Editorial Posted on2025-12-232025-12-23
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    The attempt to erase Professor Asafa Jalata’s scholarship has achieved the opposite. By attacking decades of rigorous research on Oromummaa, Amhara extremist elites have elevated Asafa Jalata into a historical league of scholars once vilified for naming injustice. Suppression has not weakened the Oromo claim; it has validated it. When scholarship is silenced rather than debated, it is not the scholar who is exposed—but the fear of those who cannot tolerate truth.

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  • Racist
    Commentary | Opinion | Politics

    The Amhara Elite Racist Worldview: Collective Unconscious and Historical Hegemony

    By Turaa Jaarsoo Posted on2025-06-272025-06-27

    Excerpt This article examines the enduring racist worldview propagated by sections of the Amhara political elite in Ethiopia, with specific reference to a recent video conference led by Professor Getachew Begashaw. It explores how dehumanizing ethnic slurs, territorial revisionism, and historical denialism reflect a psychological phenomenon best understood through Carl Jung’s concept of the Collective...

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  • Habesha Axis
    Editorial | ⏭

    The Habesha Axis and the Horn's Tipping PointThe Case for Empowering the Oromo for Regional Stability

    By OT Editorial Posted on2025-05-292025-05-29
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    The emerging Habesha Axis—an uneasy alignment of Amhara, Tigray, and Eritrean elites—reveals a deeper truth: historic rivals will unite to suppress Oromo political empowerment. Despite decades of hostility, these actors find common cause in opposing self-determination for Oromia. This convergence is not about unity, but about preserving an old imperial center. Naming it for what it is, the article argues that it is crucial to understanding why Ethiopia’s future hinges on justice for the Oromo and Oromia.

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  • Oromia
    Article | Opinion | Politics | ⏭

    A New Abyssinian Alliance in the Making and What it Means for Oromia

    By Olii Boran Posted on2025-03-192025-03-19

    Excerpt: The crisis of Oromia can be summed up in a single, stark sentence: Oromia’s greatest hazard is its own wealth. The sheer abundance of its resources has drawn in competing forces, each vying for control. This relentless scramble has made the realization of Oromia’s self-determination—a cause championed for decades—an even more daunting challenge. Today,...

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  • The Oromo - An Egalitarian Nation Whose Culture Defines Freedom, Justice, and Peace.
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    The Oromo - An Egalitarian Nation Whose Culture Defines Freedom, Justice, and Peace.

    By Staff Editor Posted on2025-02-082025-02-28
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    The Oromo's journey reflects the universal struggle for freedom and equality. From resisting colonial subjugation to fostering a democratic renaissance through Gadaa and Oromummaa, their story is a testament to the enduring power of collective identity and the pursuit of justice in the face of adversity. FREEDOM     JUSTICE     PEACE SAFUU     SEERA   ...

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