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Oromo Liberation Army

Oromo Liberation Front say they have “concrete evidence” of Eritrean troops fighting in Oromia

April 5, 2021 Eritrea Hub Ethiopia, News

     

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Qeerroo

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

September 3, 2020 Eritrea Hub Ethiopia, News

Source: Ethiopia Insight September 3, 2020 by Worku Burayu Attempts to discredit Qeerroo will not deter the movement from pursuing its…

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Pandemic is blessing for Abiy but curse for Ethiopian democracy

May 25, 2020 Eritrea Hub Ethiopia, News

As we fight COVID-19, we must also do everything possible to protect our continuing hopes of democratization. We must recognize…

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The anatomy of Ethiopia’s mismanaged transition

December 6, 2019 Martin Plaut Ethiopia, News

Source: Addis Standard Addis Abeba, December 05/2019 – In his Selections from Prison Notebooks, Antonio Gramsci famously wrote in 1930: “The crisis…

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Prone Amaro people hope OLF deal ends Guji attacks

February 28, 2019 Martin Plaut Ethiopia, News

Source: Ethiopia Insight February 28, 2019 by Kulle Kursha The Amaro people hope ongoing mediation efforts with the Oromo Liberation…

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Ethiopia: Oromos must seize historic opportunity and avoid civil war

January 28, 2019 Eritrea Hub Ethiopia, News

Now that oppression has finally ended, all Oromo political leaders need to set aside their grudges and work together to…

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The OLF is dead, but its Oromo struggle lives

January 20, 2019 Martin Plaut Ethiopia, News

Source: Ethiopia Insight January 19, 2019 by Abdurazak Kedir Abdu Daud Ibsa’s militia is not the Oromo Liberation Front. While the…

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Tigray protest halts army’s attempt to move heavy weapons to Oromia

January 1, 2019 Martin Plaut Ethiopia, News

Popular protests on Monday prevented the Ethiopian army from transferring its heavy weapons from north-eastern Tigray. The events took place…

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Ethiopia’s stark choices: negotiated compromise or total breakdown

September 27, 2018 Martin Plaut Ethiopia, News

Mob killings split Ethiopians as political fault lines test Abiy’s big tent Source: Ethiopia insight September 26, 2018 Fatal attacks…

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