By Nagessa Dube In West and East Guji zones, the Oromo Liberation Army is not living up to its name From the day I arrived in Ethiopia from the U.S. in late February, I began collecting information about the strife in the two Guji zones of southern Oromia. Even among those at Bole Airport to welcome me, some had relatives in the Oromo Liberation Army (OLA). They were in tears as they told me of the atrocities being committed against civilians by the rebels. As I learned during nearly two months on the ground in my home district of Negelle, where
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