The Ethiopian government warned Muslim activists not to congregate at the Awolia School, Read the Full Story
The recent stand-off between the Ethiopian government and Muslim activists have seen scant media attention—not to the extent warranted by the unfolding situation. Read the Full Story
Little girls they were when they fled their country. Three of them. Read the Full Story
More than 200 people packed into the Mixed Blood Theatre in Minneapolis, Minn. to watch the play, ‘Oromiya’s Retun’ on Sunday, April 29. Read the Full Story
by OPride Staff
The Ethiopian government warned Muslim activists not to congregate at the Awolia School,
By Buri Waddesso
The recent stand-off between the Ethiopian government and Muslim activists have seen scant media attention—not to the extent warranted by the unfolding situation.
by Mohammed Ademo
More than 200 people packed into the Mixed Blood Theatre in Minneapolis, Minn. to watch the play, ‘Oromiya’s Retun’ on Sunday, April 29.
From this week's 'Letters to the Editor' ... name withheld upon request*
Little girls they were when they fled their country. Three of them.
OPride Staff Reporter
At least four people were killed and about eight others wounded after Ethiopian security forces fired shots at Muslim activists on Friday in the Asasa town of Oromia.
On a recent Tuesday evening, Janet Curiel, 58, watched about 12 people rehearse for an upcoming play called ‘Oromiya’s Return’ at Mixed Blood Theatre in Minneapolis’ Cedar Riverside neighborhood.
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