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16/07/2025

16/07/2025

03/06/2025

03/06/2025

Obbo Taayyee Danda’aa mana murtiitti dhiyaatan.

Kaleessa mana isaaniitii qabamuun kan hidhaman Obbo Taayyee Danda’aa har'a dhoksaadhaan mana murtii geeffamuu OMN maddeen irraa odeeffateera.

Erga namni galmaa ba'ee booda mana murtiitti akka dhiyeeffaman maddeen OMN himan.

Akka abukaatoo ofiitiin mari'atee hin falmanne gochuu isaanii akka ta’edha maddeen kan himan.

Kaleessa irraa kaasee buufata Poolisii federaalaa naannawa Meeksikootti hidhamanii qoratamaa kan jiran Obbo Taayyeen qorattoonni poolisii “Osoo dheessituu si to’anne” akka jedhaniin dhageenyeerra.

Miliquuf otoo yaaluu Mooyaalee irratti qabne jedhaatii gammoojjii wayii keessatti suura kaasaa fidaa poolisoonni jedhamanii akka turanis OMN maddeen keessoo irraa dhagahe.

Obbo Taayyeen mana jireenyaa isaatiin Poolisootaan akka to’ataman maatii fi namoonni ijaan argan OMNtti himan.

Borurraa kaaseee mana hidhaa Qilinxoo akka geeffaman itti himame jedhan maddeen keenya.

01/06/2025

31/05/2025

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29/05/2025

Gunmen Kill 18 in Kamashi, Benishangul-Gumuz

Eighteen people have been reported killed by gunmen allegedly linked to the Oromo Liberation Army (OLF-Shene) in Kamashi Zone, Benishangul-Gumuz. Eyewitnesses say the gunmen attacked Mizhga locality on the morning of Wednesday, May 21, with a dozen other victims sustaining heavy injuries.
Nobody has yet claimed responsibility for the attack but locals who spoke to The Reporter strongly suspect the involvement of OLF-Shene. Many have fled the area for safety.
The attackers reportedly set off from an area straddling the border between Oromia a...

Read More: https://www.thereporterethiopia.com/45290/

28/05/2025

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28/05/2025

Listening to the Nation’s Caregivers

As the government ramps up its crackdown on protesting health workers on a litany of charges—including "organizing an illegal strike", "creating chaos in the country", "endangering patients' lives", and “intimidating” colleagues who “chose to remain at work”—there seems to be no immediate end in sight for a crisis that threatens to do irreparable damage to a health system in peril. Police have arrested dozens of state-employed medical professionals taking part in strikes to demand better pay, access to housing and medical coverage. They were al...

Read More: https://www.thereporterethiopia.com/45284/