Oromo refugees fleeing Zenawi's state-sponsored terrorism in Oromia are currently facing more crises in Yemen and North Africa due to the conditions in those countries. Since the military occupation of Oromia in 1991 by Zenawi's TPLF forces, thousands of Oromos have been forced to flee to neighboring countries in the region. Here are the latest news headlines on Oromo refugees in the Horn of Africa, Yemen and North Africa.
It's especially saddening for refugees to be affected by internal crises of their temporary host countries; in 2008 Mrs. Nadifo Gababa, who fled away from her home in fear of persecutions, found herself and her family internally displaced in Kenya, which was wrecked by post-election violence. Her son asked her: "Mum, were we meant to suffer all our lives?" How would have you responded to this question
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