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  If we aspire to enhance the contribution of agriculture to our economic growth, it is imperative to modernize our agricultural practices and broaden the range of available products. In the Oromia Regional State, the export of over 100 million quintals of wheat to global markets each year is a remarkable achievement. Various initiatives have yielded impressive results by diversifying agricultural crops like avocados, bananas, and tea leaves, turning them into valuable commodities. Notably, the avocado production initiative has significantly increased output and become a significant source of foreign currency. To ensure the success of the region's banana production project, selected banana seeds are being developed through tissue culture and made accessible to the public. With more than 7,000 banana plants already cultivated on over 2,000 hectares of land, an estimated 2.5 million more are expected to be planted this year. These programs are providing our farmers with new productio

Meet the Four Wollega Zones Districts East Wollega Zone Districts Bonaya Boshe Diga Gida Ayana Kiramu Gobu Sayo Gudaya Bila Guto Gida Haro Limmu Leka Dulecha Ebantu Jimma Arjo Limmu Nunu Kumba Sasiga Sibu Sire Wama Agalo Wayu Tuka Guto Wayu Angar Gute Town Call to Oromia:  Nekemte City Horo Guduru Wollega Shambu City Abay Choman Choman Guduru Guduru Abe Dongoro Amuru Hababo Guduru Horo Buluk Jimma Ganati Jimmaa Rare Jardaga jarte Horro Kellem Wollega Zone Districts Dambi Dollo City Anfillo Dale Sadi Dale Wabara Gawo Kebe Gidami Hawa Galan Jimma Horro Lalo Kile Sayo Yemalogi Walal Sadi Chenka West Wollega Zone Districts Gimbi City Ayira Yubdo Guliso Babo Gambel Begi Boji Chokorsa Boji Dirmaji Ganji Haru Jarso Kondala Kiltu Kara Lalo Asabi Mana Sibu Nole Kaba Sayo Nole Lata Sibu Mandi Homa Call to Oromia: Nejjo City

  Guma Guda Hill - Tulluu Gumaa Guddaa Guma Guda Hill, also known as Tulluu Gumaa Guddaa, holds historical significance as the site where the Shanan Daallee Gadaa meeting took place 110 years ago. Situated in Qellem Wallagga, Western Oromia, this hill was one of the pivotal centers of the Jahan Sayyo Oromo Gada system, where Gada laws were traditionally enacted. It played a crucial role alongside the Tumaa Ja'an Sayyos. However, with the arrival of kings and the influence of Western religion, the Oromo Gada system faced weakening, particularly in the Maccaa region of Western Oromia.

  The Sambe Mount of Illubabor          Located in the Ilu Aba Bor Zone of the Oromia region, approximately 12 KM south of Gore town in Southwestern Ethiopia, the Sambe Mount holds historical significance. Gore, a town in the same region, is situated south of Mettu and 620 KM away from Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia. Additionally, it is located 180 KM from Gambella City, the capital of the Gambella region. In the 1930s, Gore served as the capital city of Ethiopia after an official declaration by the supreme council of the Ethiopian Monarch. The location of Gore attracted the central government for administrative purposes and economic significance. Over time, it became a bustling market hub connecting the Middle East, Sudan, and Ethiopia, attracting foreign merchants. The Battle of Sambe took place from June 3, 1943 G.C. to July 14, 1943 G.C. It began when Italian Forces gathered 12 divisions from their bases in southern Majii, Keffa, Kullo, and Konta. They attempted to conquer Go

  THE STORY OF  Dr. GAMACHU MAGARSA THE TALE OF DR. GAMACHU MAGARSA Dr. Gamachu Magarsa is a prominent figure in the realm of Oromo nationalism and anthropology, renowned for his research and contributions to the understanding of Oromo history and culture. Born and raised in Dambi Dollo City, Western Oromia, Dr. Gamachu hails from a lineage tracing back to the local Bokku family. The responsibility of preserving the Bokku, a crucial aspect of the Gada system, fell upon Dr. Gamachu after his elder brother, who had inherited it, found himself less acquainted with Oromo culture. As a result, Dr. Gamachu embraced the mantle, becoming the custodian of the Bokku, akin to a fatherly role. Throughout his life, Dr. Gamachu has dedicated himself to serving the Oromo people, conducting extensive research, and contributing to their knowledge and understanding. His commitment to his heritage and dedication to scholarly pursuits drew the attention of the authorities during the Dargii regime in 1979,

  Education Level in  Oromia   The Oromia Education Bureau has taken significant strides in enhancing the quality of education within the region by implementing a series of initiatives. One of these initiatives involves the construction of Bu’uura Boruu Primary Schools and Ifa Boruu Secondary Schools, aimed at providing improved educational facilities for students. Additionally, the bureau has introduced a meal program for primary and secondary school students in grades 1 to 4, ensuring they have proper nourishment to support their learning. Another key aspect of their efforts is to foster community participation in education development activities. By involving local communities, the bureau seeks to create a collaborative and supportive environment for educational growth. Furthermore, the Oromia Education Bureau has successfully established 9,000 Bu’uura Boruu schools in the past two years, displaying their commitment to expanding access to quality education. Looking ahead, they have