The Oromo are the second largest indigenous population in Africa March 11, 2014
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Hard roads to freedom: The Oromo fight for recognition in their new home
refugeeweek
‘We have to tell people we are the second largest indigenous population in Africa
because nobody knows about us.’
http://advocacy4oromia.files.wordpress.com/2013/05/oromo-fight-for-recognition-in-their-new-home.pdf
OromianEconomist 
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