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- Asafa Dibaba in Quest of Jaarsoo Waaqoo: the Quintessence of Oromo Poetry
In this article, we re-publish integrally Mr. Dibaba's chapter 4 in which he illustrates the ethnographic background of Jaarsoo's poetry and impacts of other oral poetic genres, particularly the dhaaduu recitative poems, on Jaarsoo's poetic contents. Through this key chapter, Mr. Dibaba offers us the key to understanding the symbols and the semiotics of a Masterpiece of the Contemporary Oromo Poetry. - Ethiopia: a Panacea for Tyrants, a Stiletto in Colonial Hands
In several articles we had the opportunity to refer to the internal reasons for which the successive, brutal, totalitarian Abyssinian rulers decided to change the country’s name from Abyssinia to Ethiopia. However, the external reasons for this change – that was invented by Western, Colonial Academia and Diplomacy, and has been thus far unknown to the Abyssinian dictators – are of far greater consequences. - Seyoum Hameso and the Sidama Diaspora Intellectuals
The entire world will be a richer and fairer place, if the Sidamas have their own representative in the African Union and the United Nations. To rediscover the most original noblesse of Africa and the Sidama world that lives among us in the West, we should go through the excellent paper of the illustrious Sidama intellectual, Mr. Seyoum Hameso, and encounter the Sidama Diaspora and their peaceful national and cultural endeavours. - Sociology of Oromo Literature and Asafa Dibaba, leading Oromo Humanist Intellectual
With more than 15 years of combined research and teaching experience, with 4 books and a pleiad of articles and other contributions, with a vast onsite philological and sociological documentation, Mr. Asafa Dibaba, 40, would honour any American or European university, if invited to lecture, as he actually does his workplace where he is one of the most admired scholars.
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