Mosissa

falmataa fi leellisaa walabummaa.

[Mosissa @KumoMosissa]

https://t.co/xIF8hKs7I0

[Mosissa @KumoMosissa]

https://t.co/b4Diwl31UY

[SANDRAH @santosbyamu]

Apparently the missing pilot was successfully rescued, But by the IRGC.

[Mosissa @KumoMosissa]

@dagmawi_belay Abiy,shimalis,Alemu sime are a ring leader for all crimes.

[𝗚𝘂𝗺𝗮𝗮 𝗦𝗮𝗾 @gumaaoro]

ኢራን ዛሬ በእስራኤል ላይ የወሰደቺው አፀፋ ከእስከዛሬውም የከበደና ከባድ ፍንዳታና ውድመት ያስከተለ ነው።
እስራኤል በኢራን ፋብሪካዎች ለፈፀመቺው ጥቃት በተወሰደው የኢራን የብቀላ እርምጃ የእስራኤል የኬሚካል እና

[ABO_WBOn_Haa_Waaru @OLF_OLA2023]

Boontuu, a 13-year-old girl, was abducted by @AbiyAhmedAli's forces on her way home from herding in W. Wallaggaa, Baabboo Gambeel dst, Ambaalloo Diillaa kebele. She was brutally raped & executed in a rain of bullets. @save_children @hrw #EndOromoGenocide

[Free Oromia @oromiafree24]

In Xareta, E. Arsi, Oromo youth Sultan H. Hussein was brutally killed by government troops. A peaceful trader, he was beaten, robbed & executed on Oct 17, '25. State-led violence & looting in Sirka Dist. continue unchecked. @hrw @CNN @AP #EndOromoGenocide

[Mosissa @KumoMosissa]

@gumaaoro Well said.

[Zoom Afrika @zoomafrika1]

Over 1,300 years ago, Africans were already trading and living in Chinese port cities, long before Europe's arrival.

[Mosissa @KumoMosissa]

@Ye_Christos @PMEthiopia @AbiyAhmedAli @realDonaldTrump Lencho Bati, the #yes man!

[OROMIAN @OROMIANIST]

Wake up Oromian!

[Mosissa @KumoMosissa]

@Victoria00025 Yes

[OROMIAN @OROMIANIST]

Baga guyyaa WBO geessan!!

[Tsegaye Ararssa @RArarssa]

Not all intellectuals are Activists or Political Organizers, much less Leaders!
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It has become a trend—and sort of a received wisdom, too—to assume that it’s the responsibility of our society’s educated/intellectual class to organize and rally the people behind a united/unifying cause and help them achieve their national aspirations.

This assumption misses the point that not all intellectuals are activists or political organisers, much less political leaders. Even politically engaged scholars are not necessarily activists or politicians. Yes, some of them may choose to be activists, others may choose to be political leaders, and yet others may choose to be public intellectuals who, regardless of political affiliation, speak truth to power. But they will not be all or any of these just because they are intellectuals or scholars. That is to say, it is not necessarily the responsibility of the educated class to serve as activists, political leaders, or public intellectuals. Each has distinct callings and distinct responsibilities flowing therefrom.

In my view, the work of mobilising is the task of activists.

The work of organizing is the work of those who are directly involved in politics. Organizing as you know is primarily the work of political parties/organizations. Organising falls in the realm of the calling of politicians.

The work of scholars, if they are the engaged type, is “to bear witness” as public intellectuals.

To confuse these three, as it is so often done in our society, is causing a blunder in the thinking and civic action and responsibility of this class of individuals.

Consequently, it is imperative to emphasise that just because we are scholars (Hayyoota), we don’t qualify for the task of political mobilisation and/or organization. To try to do this is to raise expectations we cannot meet. It also amounts to vying for space and attention that our political leaders and activists are jealously guarding thereby creating an unhealthy mistrust and friction within what is called the ‘political elite’, a phrase one cannot easily pin down rather easily.

Acting as mobilisers and organizers while professing to be intellectuals (which we are not effective at anyway) is forcing the Oromo public to misplace their trust in us. Too often, the public is expecting us to do what they should expect and demand from their political leaders. It’s not fair to expect us to do what we are not supposed to do. And it is not right for our public to expect nothing from the political leaders but to demand everything to be delivered to them by intellectuals. It’s wrong to assume that intellectuals are our saviours, for they are not. No one is not, except the people as a whole.

I understand the impending disaster that will arise in the absence of effective organizing and mobilising. But to call for the wrong people to find the solution they cannot procure is inviting the very disaster we seek to avert.

I think each of the class of intellectual class, aka the intelligentsia—especially the socially engaged ones—need to stick to their guns. The activists to (motivating and) mobilizing, the politician to organizing and leading, and the public intellectual to critiquing power and defending the people’s just demands. (The latter may include teaching, researching, publishing, and voicing as an analyst.)

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[Tsegaye Ararssa @RArarssa]

#News
Egypt has agreed to develop Assab and Doraleh, considered as pressure on Ethiopia

December 25, 2025

Addis Abeba – Egypt has agreed to develop strategic seaports in Eritrea and Djibouti, a move widely seen as increasing pressure on landlocked Ethiopia amid the ongoing Nile water dispute, Abu Dhabi-based newspaper The National reported, citing sources in Cairo.

Under discreet agreements signed without fanfare, Egypt will upgrade the Red Sea port of Assab in Eritrea and the Gulf of Aden port of Doraleh in Djibouti, expanding their capacity and creating berths for warships, as well as facilities to host small but elite military contingents. Both ports lie near the Bab Al-Mandeb strait, the southern gateway of the Red Sea, a crucial maritime route linking Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and East Africa.

Ethiopia, which borders both Eritrea and Djibouti, is heavily reliant on Doraleh for the transit of goods and has long opposed efforts by neighboring countries to establish a territorial or military presence on the Red Sea, its main maritime link.

According to the sources, the agreement with Eritrea was finalized during a late October visit to Cairo by President Isaias Afwerki, while the Djibouti deal was negotiated separately by senior Egyptian and Djiboutian officials.

[𝐈𝖓𝖙𝖆𝖑𝖆 𝐖𝖆𝖗𝖗𝖆 𝐇𝖆𝖓𝖌𝖆𝖋𝖆𝖆 🌳 @hawwiijatani]

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#GucaBilisummaa #Oromia #Freedom Yenesanet Choora - የነፃነት ጮራ Caaltuu Edeto

[Azat @AzatAlsalim]

Thousands of years of historical and cultural heritage belonging to the Assyrian Christians , Medes, Sumerians and many other civilizations destroyed by lslamists in Iraq.

https://t.co/kGoVXVxVPZ

[Or☥doc @OrtodoxMD]

“አክሱም . . . አካሱማ
አዲግራት . . . አደ ጋራቲ
ሲና በረሃ . . . ሴና በረሃ
ሙሴ . . . ሞሲሳ”

ወዘተ

Obboo Haailee Taayeee, the Oromuma ideologist and intellectual from Nairobi, Kenya, Switzerland.

PS: They will try to steal your history and land but will never respect noble men like Jagema Kello and Gobena Dache!

[𝗚𝘂𝗺𝗮𝗮 𝗦𝗮𝗾 @gumaaoro]

የጥንካሬ ፣ የብስለት የሐቀኝነት ፣ የሴትነት የእናትነት እና የማንነት መለኪያዋ ሚዛን @TsedaleLemma ገመቹ 🙏