Category: Abyssinian empire

The Three Fanatic Habeshanized Mercenaries Scholars: The vanguards of The dependent Settle Colonial Abyssinian Empire  This paper examines the phenomenon of “mercenary foreign scholarship”  who settled in Finfinne and invented what was known as “Ethiopia and Institutes of Ethiopian Studies ...

 Abiy receives the Nobel Peace Prize during a ceremony in Oslo, Norway, in December 2019.TERJE BENDIKSBY/AFP/NTB scanpix/Getty Images. The study presents a critical biographical and political autopsy of Dr. Abiy Ahmed Ali, Prime Minister of the nominal Federal Democratic Republic ...

 The Self-Negating Nominal Oromo Can not be Exceptional   This paper examines a profound sociopolitical paradox within the Horn of Africa: the phenomenon of the “nominal Oromo”—individuals of Oromo descent who participate in, champion, and culturally reproduce the imperial apparatus ...

 Liberation of the Oromo Nation and the Restoration of The Gada System   We explore the complex struggle of the great Oromo nation against the European-dependent predatory colonial hegemony of the Abyssinian Neftanyaa, structural oppression and the epistemic violence of ...

          Since the ancient and the largest Oromo Nation of the North East Africa with a rich history, a vibrant democratic system known as Gadaa, and a profound cultural identity in Africa have stood at the ...

Narcissistic Personality in Political Power: Mechanisms, Manifestations, and Societal Implications  The intersection of narcissistic personality traits and political leadership has long been a subject of fascination and concern within political psychology. While a certain degree of self-confidence is often required ...

We are investigating the construction of the Oromo culture of the colonised mind throughout its historical encounters with the Habesh (Amhara and Tigre). The Habeshas are the descendants of the diver invaders who migrated from… southern Arabia (now Yemen) to ...

No Abyssinia Empire without Europeans and the USA:The Enablers       History is rarely a simple story of “heroes and villains”. When we look at the narrative of the scramble for Africa, we are often presented with a binary: ...

Narcissistic Personality in Political Power: Mechanisms, Manifestations, and Societal Implications    The intersection of narcissistic personality traits and political leadership has long been a subject of fascination and concern within political psychology. While a certain degree of self-confidence is often ...

The term democracy, often heralded as the ultimate safeguard against autocracy—a system that enshrines the will of the people as the supreme authority, has turned amorphous.     Whoever, political despots (tyrants, warlords, military juntas, authoritarian monarchies, etc.) would never ...