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						What the Groups of Oromo Liberation Activity (GOLA) Must Do to Liberate Oromia (Part VI)  - American Chronicle
						Groups of Oromo Liberation Activity (GOLA) and the Liberation of Oromia (Part V)  - American Chronicle
						Every Oromo: A Leader in the Oromia Liberation Struggle (Part IV)  - American Chronicle
						A Transcendental Approach to the Need for Oromo Leadership – Part III  - American Chronicle
						A Transcendental Approach to the Need for Oromo Leadership – Part II  - American Chronicle
						A Transcendental Approach to the Need for Oromo Leadership – Part I  - American Chronicle
						The Search for Oromo Leadership  - American Chronicle
						A brittle Western ally in the Horn of Africa -  Newsweek
						African Union Neglected Oromo People
						Uncertain Future for Ethiopian Development
						‘Ethiopia’ in Chaos as Oromo Leaders slam Zenawi’s Abysso-Fascism
						In Rebel Region, Ethiopia Turns to Civilian Patrols
						Being in and out of Africa, The Impact of Duality of Ethiopianism - Prof Asafa Jalata
						Oromo Pastoralists are under pressure, Watch videos - Reuters
						The prison speaks Oromiffa - EthioMedia
						Say my Name: Equal Exchange Mulls Re-naming Ethiopian Coffee - OromiaTimes
						An Advice for Revolutionary Oromos - American Chronicle
						The Impacts of State Terrorism and Global Powers on the Oromo - Dr. Asafa Jalata
						ETHIOPIA ON THE FIRE OF COMPETING NATIONALISMS: The Oromo People’s Movement, the State, and the West - Dr. Asafa Jalata
						Ethiopia and the United States, A loveless liaison - The Economist (Apr 3, 2008)
						Dilemmas of the Horn - NEWSWEEK
						THE TIGRAYAN-LED ETHIOPIA, REPRESSION, STATE TERRORISM AND GENOCIDE IN OROMIA - Asafa Jalata
						Oromia: The Inexorable Radiation of Waaqeffannaa, the Oromo Religion - American Chronicle
						Article: The crisis of ethnic identity and democracy in Ethiopia  - Sudan Tribue
						Ancient Egyptian and Kushitic Religions and Waaqeffannaa Oromo Religion - American Chronicle
						Waaqeffannaa Oromo Religion and the Unavoidable Death of Fake ´Ethiopia´ - American Chronicle
						Viewpoints on Waaqeffannaa Oromo Religion, Islam and Ancient Egyptian Religion  - American Chronicle
						Oromo Kushitic Continuity – Waaqeffannaa, Ancient Egyptian and Kushitic Religions  - American Chronicle
						Evil in Waaqeffannaa Oromo, Ancient Egyptian and Kushitic Ethiopian Religions or Satan?  - American Chronicle
						Revealing the Uninterrupted Kushitic Oromo Continuity: the Oromo Marriage - American Chronicle
						Oromo Marriage - Cultural Gap between Ethiopian Oromos and Abyssinian Amharas & Tigrays  - American Chronicle
						Unshakable Interconnectedness of the Oromo Society, as Confirmed by Marriage Traditions - American Chronicle
						Purposes – Pillars of the Oromo Marriage: Humanity and Morality, Peace and Harmony  - American Chronicle
						Kushitic Originality and Oromo Marriage: More Communal than Individual  - American Chronicle
						Hitler´s Educational System Instituted in ´Ethiopia´ – the World´s Most Dreadful Apartheid  - American Chronicle
						State Terrorism and Globalization: The Cases of Ethiopia and the Sudan - Dr. Asafa Jalata
						Eviction of Oromo Institutions from Finfinnee/Addis Ababa - Dr. Mekuria Bulcha
						FOUNDATIONS OF A STATE IN OROMIA: APPLYING GADAA PRINCIPLES IN THE TWENTY FIRST CENTURY   - Dr. Asafa Jalata
						RELIGION AND CONFLICT IN AFRICA WITH A SPECIAL FOCUS ON EAST AFRICA  - DIIS REPORT
						Indigenous Systems of Conflict Resolution in Oromo, Ethiopia  -  iwmi