Hardha Illee Waayee Keenya Akkas Jedhu.

Ebla 3,2014  Yuuniversitii Jimmaa Irraa

Amma illee akkuma kaleessaa jechoota dadhabaa fi jibbiinsa sanyii balfattummaa irraa kan ka’een ilmaan Habashaa xiqqeenyaa fi balfattummaa uumata Oromoo irratti olola daangaa hin qabne gaggeessaa jiru. Dabtarooti Habashaa bara doofummaan kan barreessanii olitti har’as beektota warri jedhaman ummata Oromoo xiqqeessuu fi akka saba seenaa hin qabneetti jechoota arrabaafii balfii qabuun waa hedduu jechaa jiru.

Yeroo ammaa kanattis barruun “ Hinquu” jedhamu biyya Itoopiyaa keessatti dhaabbiilee barnoota ol-aanoo biyyattii hunda irra

Malawi police arrested 159 Ethiopians who were fleeing their country’s apartheid junta

April 2, 2014 (Nyasa Times) — Police in Northern Malawi have arrested 159 Ethiopian nationals who were found in Mzimba district and Mzuzu city after entering the country illegally.

The Police also apprehended a Malawian man; James Gondwe aged 21, from Mwafulwa village, Traditional Authority Mwansambo in Karonga district, believed to have aided the foreigners who were found in Mzimba to enter the country illegally.

According to Northern Region Police Deputy Spokesperson Paul Tembo, 138 illegal immigrants were netted on March 26, 2014 at Chandalala Village in Kafukule area in Mzimba district.

TOKKUMMAAN DHAADANNOO FI HAWWIIN HIN DHUGOOMU ! kutaa 2ffaa

SEENAA Y.G(2005) kutaa 2ffaa.

Yaada koo har’aa , yk kutaa 2ffaa, qabxiilee lama, kan kutaa 1ffaa keessatti itti fayyadameenin eegala.“Tokkummaan nu barbaachisu maal irratti ? Tokkummaa nuuti barbaannu,tokkummaa maaliitii ? Tokkummaa Bara Abbaa Biyyaa turreeti ? Tokkummaa Bara Gadaan tureetii ? Tokkummaa Dhiigaatii ? Tokkummaa Siyaasaatii ? Tokkummaa Ummataati ? Tokkummaa Dhaabbilee Siyaasaatii ? Tokkummaa Sabummaatii ? Tokkummaa yaadaatii ? Tokkummaa ejjannoo Siyaasaatii ? Tokkummaa Qabsootii ? Tokkummaa Ilaalchaatii? ? Tokkummaa jireenya hawaasummaatii ? Tokkummaa Amantii fi Gandummaa dhiifnee waliin jiraannudhaa ? Tokkummaa maalii barbaanna ? Tokkummaa Bilisummaa dura Qabsoo keenyaaf barbaachisu moo, kan Bilisummaan boodaati ?,,,,,,,,,,,”(kutaa 1ffaa keessaa ka fudhatame)

ቄሮ -የኦሮሞ ወጣቶች ለነፃነት ንቅናቄ ድምጵ/ Sagalee Qeerroo Bilisummaa Oromoo Qophii Ebla 1,2014 Afaan Amaariffaa

Al Shabab leader hits popular chord in call to oust Kenyans, Ethiopians

With Kenya’s unilateral decision to enter and create a new buffer state inside Somalia, Ahmed Abdi Godane’s urging this week to kick foreigners out has an audience, and even some logic. 

By Alex Dick-Godfrey

April 1, 2014 (Christian Science Monitor) — In a recent article on the Daily Maverick, Simon Allison identifies the “surprisingly perceptive” core message of Al Shabab leader Ahmed Abdi Godane’s recent propaganda audio message.

In his message, Mr. Godane urges his Somalicomrades to throw out their Kenyan and Ethiopian occupiers. Mr. Allison notes that, although unsettling, Godane is, in certain respects, correct, and is tapping into widespread sentiments.

Despite operating in Somalia under the authority of an African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) to rid the country of Al Shabab, Kenyan and Ethiopian troops are, in fact, occupying Somalia. Their goals are not altruistic, and are largely informed by their own national security and political considerations.

The Quest for Oromo’s Indigenous Knowledge and Institutions

By Iddoosaa Ejjetaa, Ph.D.*  | April 1, 2014

Introduction

The classical definition of knowledge was given by Plato as “justified true belief.” There are many philosophical theories to explain knowledge. The online Oxford dictionaries define knowledge as a theoretical or practical understanding of a subject [online]. The same source explain knowledge that can be implicit (as with practical skill or expertise) or explicit (as with the theoretical understanding of a subject); it can be more or less formal or systematic. According to Stanley Cavell, “Knowing and Acknowledging” the “knowledge acquisition involves complex cognitive processes: perception, communication, association and reasoning; while knowledge is also said to be related to the capacity of acknowledgment in human beings.” I am not here to write the theory of knowledge, but trying to bring the human society acknowledgement and recognition for the Oromoo nation’s indigenous knowledge.

Memorandum on Human Rights Priorities for the European Union-Africa Summit

March 31, 2014

Introduction

The European Union (EU)-Africa summit provides an important opportunity to highlight crucial human rights developments in both Africa and Europe. Progress is being made on many human rights issues in an array of countries, but daunting challenges remain. The summit agenda includes both democracy and governance and peace and security, two broad topics that include a range of human rights concerns.