Ethiopia and multidimensional poverty: Over 80 % of the population are multidimensionally poor June 30, 2015
Posted by OromianEconomist in Poverty.Tags: Africa, African Studies, Ethiopia and poverty, Multidimensional Poverty Index
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The above is from World Bank source which is conventional (income based) method of poverty analysis
According to the Economist’s latest (25 June 2015) multidimensional poverty analysis, 9 countries that have registered 80% and above of their population as multidimensionally poor are all in Africa: Ethiopia, Somalia, Burundi, South Sudan, Guinea, Niger, Burkina Faso and Chad.
MOST measures of poverty just focus on income. About 1 billion people live on less than $1.25 a day. But a new report from Oxford University looks at poverty levels in 101 developing countries, covering 5.2 billion people, or 75% of the world’s population. The report understands poverty in a different way from how economists usually do.
The economists measure “multidimensional poverty”. This complements measures based on income and reflects the many different problems people can face all at the same time. These include bad health and a lack of education. In all, they identify ten indicators; if people are deprived in at least one-third them, they are multidimensionally poor. The authors estimate that 1.6 billion people fit this description.
In some countries the difference between the conventional and unconventional measures is stark. In Mexico, Pakistan and Egypt, for instance, there are twice as many multidimensionally poor as there are conventionally poor. –
https://www.oromiamedia.org/2015/07/omn-oduu-waxabajjii-30-2015/
Karoorri Guddina Dinagdee fi Traansoformeshinii Itoophiyaa,qabatamaatti jireenya Ummataa akka hin jijjirre ibsame.
OMN: Oduu Wax.30,2015 Mootummaan Itoophiyaa Waggoota shanan darban karoora Guddina fi Tiraansfoormeeshinii baasuun diinagdee biyyattii Dijitii lamaan guddisee biyyattii, toora biyyoota galii giddugalaa qaban cinan hiriirsa jechuun hojjechaa ture.
Keesumaa Diinagdee Biyyattii Qonnaan durfamaa jiru gara diinagdee Industiriitti ceesisuuf karoorfamee yoo tures utuu galma hin gahin hafuu isaa ogeessa Diinagdee kan ta’an Obbo Mulatu Gammachuu OMN tti himaniiru.
Humna Elektirikaa bara Hayila Silaasetti fayyadamaa,Qonnnaan bulaan Gindoodhuma waggoota 40 darbe lafa qotaa,guddinna galmaa;e jedhamu arguu dadhabne jedhaniiru.
Hanqinni sharafa biyya alaa yeroo diinagdee biyyatti raasaa jiru fi qalaa’iinsii gatii guddachaa jiru kanatti karoora guddina fi Tiraansfoormshinii jedhanii labsuun maqaa isaa irra kan hafe qabatamaatti jijjiramni fide hin jiru jedhu Obbo Mulatuun.
Biyya Itoophiyaa keessatti guddinni kan dhufuu danda’u qonnaa fi industiriin wal simee lammiileef carraan hojii yoo umamee dha kan jedhan obbo Mulatuun,Projektonni Misoomaa gurguddoon biyyattii illee hanqina sharafa biyya alaatiin rakkoo keessa akka jiran dubbatan.
Barreessaan Paartii Kongressii Federaalistii Oromoo obbo Baqalaa Nagaa’s, Itoophiyaa keessatti yeroo ammaa kana hojjetaan Mootummaa miindaa argatuun jiraachuu akka dadhabe, Qonnaan bulaan lafa isaa irra seeraan alaa buqqa’ee kadhaaf daandiitti bahaa akka jiru himanii, ummanni keenya tajajjila dhala namaaf barbaachisu ille argachaa hin jiru jedhu.
Karoorri Guddinaa fi Tiraansfoormeeshinii waggoota shanan dhufaniif bahes isa kanaan duraarraa waan addaa fida jedhanii akka hin eegne hubachiisaniiru.
Gabaasaan Alamayyoo Qannaa ti.
Thinking about Ethiopia June 30, 2015
Posted by OromianEconomist in Amnesty International's Report: Because I Am Oromo.Tags: 'BECAUSE I AM OROMO’: SWEEPING REPRESSION IN THE OROMIA
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Great observation.
‘Here I saw people living on 1 dollar per day. And they are not beggars. They work and earn their 20-25 birr (around 1 $) per day and they pay 40% taxes to the government.’
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There are also these empty concrete and glass buildings in the capital, built out of prestige while people can’t afford renting the space there. So it is Ethiopia, African country without African fun and joy. The most un-African of all South Saharan African countries.
Just several decades ago they had their emperor and their Eritrea. Haile Selassie lived in a luxury and denied the reality of famine. There were no starving people in his country and live skeletons walking the streets. The emperor was old. The Lion was no longer the lion. He used to be a hero, when his country was liberated from Italian occupation. But not when he was too old to hold power. Rumors say that he was killed in his sleep.
In 1974 the Revolution took place and the Dergue military committee seized the power. Many people were tormented and killed. In mid 80th people were starving again. In 1991 communists were replaced by so called democrats, but you can still buy dollars only on the black market in Ethiopia.
Just several decades ago they had their emperor and their Eritrea. Haile Selassie lived in a luxury and denied the reality of famine. There were no starving people in his country and live skeletons walking the streets. The emperor was old. The Lion was no longer the lion. He used to be a hero, when his country was liberated from Italian occupation. But not when he was too old to hold power. Rumors say that he was killed in his sleep. The dynasty claiming its descent from the King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba had thus ceased to exist.
In 1974 the Revolution took place and the Dergue military committee seized the power. Many people were tormented and killed. In mid 80th people were starving again. In 1991 communists were replaced by so called democrats, but you can still buy dollars only on the black market in Ethiopia…
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Scientific Research: Colonialism of Mind: Deterrent of Social Transformation, The Experiences of Oromo People in Ethiopia June 30, 2015
Posted by OromianEconomist in Ethiopia's Colonizing Structure and the Development Problems of People of Oromia, Afar, Ogaden, Sidama, Southern Ethiopia and the Omo Valley.Tags: Africa, African Studies, Because I am Oromo, Ethiopia's Colonizing Structure and the Development Problems of People of Oromia
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Colonialism of Mind: Deterrent of Social Transformation
Oromooti Sagal Hidhaa Hiikaman-OVR June 30, 2015
Posted by OromianEconomist in Amnesty International's Report: Because I Am Oromo.Tags: 'BECAUSE I AM OROMO’: SWEEPING REPRESSION IN THE OROMIA
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(Oromedia, 30 Waxabajjii 2015) Sabboontoti Oromoo Oromummaa isaaniitiin yakkamanii wagoota turban darbaniif manneen hidhaa Itoophiyaa keessatti gidirfamaa bahan sagal hidhaa waggaa torbaa booda hiikaman.
Raadiyoon Sagalee Oromoo (OVR) akka gabaasetti, hidhamtooti siyaasaa Oromoo salgan kunneen bara 2008 keessa sababa Oromummaa isaaniitiin yakkamaniii hidhaatti kanneen guuraman turan.
Akka odeessa nu gaheetti, sabboontoti hiikaman kunneen kanneen galmee Tasfahuun Camadaa faáa jalatti himatamnii turanii murtiin dabaa irratti darbee ture taúun beekameera.
Kanneen yeroo amma hiikaman saglan,
- Ob Isheetuu Kitil
- Ob Kabbadaa Booranaa
- Ob Baqqalaa Nagarii
- Ad Aragaash Yaadataa
- Ob Waabee Hajii
- Roobaa GAddafaa
- Baayísaa Huseen
- Olaanii JAbeessaa
- Hayiluu Dalasaa ti.
Hidhamtoota kunneen waliin hiikamuun kan irra ture Dajanee Dhaabaa garuu haga yoonaatti mana hidhaa Zuwaay irraa akka hiikamne beekameera. Hidhamaan murtiin umurii guutuu irratti darbe Masfin Abbabaa Abdiisaas hidhaa hidhaa umurii guutuu baatee gidiraa argaa jira.
Akka yaadatamu, Tasfahuun Camadaa wagga tokko dura mana hidhaa keessatti ajjeefamuun isaa kan beekmuudha.
Lalisee Wadaajoo manni murtii…
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