When I think about him, I wish I could always want to say something and express my feelings, but I can't actually find the words to explain properly, so I just stay quiet. It has been a year since we lost this courageous man. When I heard about his assassination, I had no idea..
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Beyond dismantling the socioeconomic foundations of the feudal order, the 1975 proclamation Zegeye co-drafted & led, legally allowed women & decendants of ‘slaves’ & ‘servants’ to hold land rights. That was a revolution, and Zegeye was both a revolutionary and a statesman. RIP.
“Zegeye devoted much of his life to dismantling feudal land relations that had defined generations of rural inequality. His work fundamentally transformed Ethiopia’s agrarian structure and altered the lives of millions of tenant farmers.”
Tribute: Remembering Zegeye Asfaw: The lawyer who helped transform #Ethiopia’s feudal order
In a 2020 review for #Addis_Standard, #Leenco_Lata described Zegeye as “a very remarkable man,” and the proclamation Zegeye helped shape "the most important factor that put the Ethiopian Revolution on par" with the great revolutions of #France and #Russia because it eradicated the power of the landed aristocracy.
Zegeye passed away two days after attending a public event in Addis Abeba honoring Leenco Lata’s biography launch.
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Sad to learn that Gash Zegeye Asfaw, that unforgettable friend of the dispossessed and disinherited of Ethiopia, passed away yesterday. Condolences to the family, close and distant. #Rest_in_power_sir!
Had I authored a book about Obbo Lencho’s historic role and enduring legacy, I would have titled it: “LENCHO LETA: The Intellectual Spearhead of the Oromo Struggle.”
Yet “Life of Struggle”, the title chosen by Zufan Urga, beautifully captures the journey, sacrifice, vision, and unwavering commitment of one of the greatest intellectual figures of the Oromo national movement.
The Oromo nation owes gratitude to Zufan Urga for taking on the important task of documenting the life and legacy of this intellectual giant for current and future generations.
I encourage everyone to attend the book release event, celebrate this important work, and honor a man whose ideas helped shape the course of Oromo political consciousness and struggle.
Eebbi Kitaaba seenaa abbaa keenya Leencoo Lataa kan irraa hafan miti. Warri dhaquu dandeessan cufti Sanbata duraa olmaan teeysan achi akka taatu abdiin qabsa.
a faithful friendship that I hold close to my heart. This next chapter will be about living life to the fullest and seeing my hard work come to life. Once again thank you Waaqa for giving me another year to live. 5/
The era of my 20s has now come to an end. Time really flies so fast, it’s astonishing and to be honest a little scary. When I look back, I have mixed feelings about everything I’ve been through. I still wonder how I managed to get through some of those difficult times and 1/
and decide what principles I wanted to live by. I call it my time of self-discovery.
Finally I want to thank my beloved family for always being there to support and encourage me. I hope your son will make you proud, with Waaqa’s help. To my true friends, thank you for 4/
According to the report @EthiopiaInsider accessed from Ministry of Education's report to the Parliament, 77.4% of schools that couldn't be operational are in the Amhara region, followed by 11.8% in Tigray, and 8.8% in Oromia.