The government’s denial of constitutionally protected autonomy rights is creating chaos in Ethiopia’s largest region.
Oromia peace prospects dimmed by renewed fighting
Bridging the gap between OLA disarmament and a transitional government has become harder after hostilities flared again.
Ethiopia’s Tigray election plan may cement peace but unlikely to deliver democracy
Plans to hold elections in Tigray next Ethiopian year signal progress in consolidating stability despite obstacles to transforming the region’s politics.
Is peace finally coming to Ethiopia’s Oromia region?
Ethiopia’s government and Oromo rebels meet in Tanzania for talks.
Opposition to Oromia megacities echoes Ethiopia’s master plan turmoil
Oromia implements restructuring with similarities to the controversial Addis Ababa master plan, raising claims of illegality.
Ethiopian government and the Oromo Liberation Army edge towards talks
Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed announced the formation of a negotiation committee and the OLA said there are indications that talks will take place.
Amhara civilians were massacred in Tole, but questions remain
While the authorities and OLA accuse each other of the killings, and Amhara groups blame both, the facts—as far they’re known—suggest a more convoluted story.
Jawar Mohammed: from ‘A luta continua’ to peace preacher
To the dismay of some Oromo nationalists, Jawar appears to be placating the government.
Oromia carnage spreads to Gambella
Hundreds dead following Oromo Liberation Army and allied rebels’ attack.
Oromo and Amhara militants battle on western frontier
Civilians are caught in the crossfire of violence between rival political camps.