Christians have been killed by Oromo Islamist extremists in Ethiopia. While Ethiopia is a majority-Christian country with an ancient Orthodox history, regions within the country like Oromia and Somali have experienced targeted killings driven by militant Islamic extremism.
#Ethiopia: Why has Ethiopia’s Oromia Region become a slaughterhouse for Christians since Abiy Ahmed came to power? Why did Abiy wage war against Tigray (2020–2022) and Amhara (2023–present), regions where the majority of the population is Christian?
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#Ethiopia: The Oromo Islamists record themselves setting fire to and burning Orthodox Christian churches, as if they are accomplishing something meaningful. Gov’t forces never responded to Christians' calls for help and even denied that the incident had taken place.
#Ethiopia: More than 40 Orthodox Christians have reportedly been massacred, and centuries-old churches have been burned by Oromo Islamist militants, who are alleged to be supported by the Abiy Ahmed regime, in the East Arsi Zone of Ethiopia’s Oromia Region since May 31, 2026.
#Ethiopia: While the world focused on the Israel-Iran conflict, the Ethiopian gov’t-backed Oromo-Islamist groups tied to Al-Shabaab were massacring Orthodox Christians in Arsi, Oromia. Ethiopia is turning into an incubation center for the Muslim Brotherhood terrorist network.
Had an enriching discussion with WHO DG Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus today. We discussed the immense potential of traditional medicine in promoting holistic health, preventive care and wellness. Also underlined the importance of evidence-based practices and global cooperation in traditional medicine.
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During our review in Gondar City, we assessed the progress of the Megech Irrigation Development Project. The project encompasses a total area of 870 hectares and is expected to irrigate approximately 17,000 hectares of land. It has now reached an important stage with the successful completion of a key milestone—the river diversion. The remaining activities are progressing on schedule, and once the Megech dam is completed, the irrigation benefits are expected to significantly enhance the area’s agricultural productivity.