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Oromo (/ˈɒrəmoʊ/ or /ɔːˈroʊmoʊ/; Oromo:
Afaan Oromoo),
historically also
called Galla (a name
regarded as
pejorative by the Oromo), is an
Afroasiatic language...
- few live
across the
border in Sudan. They
speak the
Oromo language. The
Wellega po****tion is
approximately 8 million, many of them
being Christians. Wallaga...
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explorers of
Jubaland in the Horn of
Africa (now part of Gidami, West
Wellega Ethiopia),
where he led two expeditions. He was an
artillery captain in...
- done by
other kingdoms in
present day Jimma, Benishangul-Gumuz Region,
Wellega and Bale.
Historians correspond this type of
system as a
prototype of the...
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military wing also
began capturing land in
western Oromia,
particularly in
Wellega.
Between 1977 and 1978, the war
between Somalia and
Ethiopia proved to...
- with
Onesimos and
other Oromos, were able to move from
Eritrea back to
Wellega,
where they
established schools,
Aster serving as a
teacher at Nekemte...
- Welega,
whose western part lay in the area West
Welega now occupies. West
Wellega is
bordered on the west by
Kelam Welega Zone, on the
north by the Benishangul-Gumuz...
- Hamburg:
Helmut Buske: 347-383. Wallmark, Peter. 1981. “The Bega (Gumuz) of
Wellega:
Agriculture and subsistence”. In
Peoples and
cultures of the Ethio-Sudan...
- at the
Wayback Machine,
Table D.2 "Amhara
voices of
despair from East
Wellega • the
European Times News". 8
November 2021.
Archived from the original...
- Main) on 15
April 1991: "The OLF
strongly opposes the phrase:
liberating Wellega or the
Oromo nation. It is
false for any
alien force to say that it will...
