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AURORA, Colo. (CBS4) - A group of demonstrators blocked traffic in Aurora Friday to protest the death of a prominent singer and activist in Ethiopia. The Oromo Community of Colorado organized the ...

Lamrot Kemal, who was with the musician on the night of his killing, was cleared of all charges. The 29 June assassination of prominent musician Hachalu led to chaos in Addis Ababa and several Oromia ...

MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) -- Late Friday afternoon, a large group of demonstrators blocked off the 35W bridge in Minneapolis, protesting the killing of Ethiopian singer and activist Hachalu Hundessa.

The musician, 34, was known for political songs that provided support for the ethnic Oromo group’s fight against repression and a soundtrack for antigovernment protests. Ethiopians erupted in protest ...

While no one has claimed responsibility for the shooting, the 34-year old had been receiving death threats. News of his death saw thousands of his fans make their way to his hospital in Addis Ababa.

At least 81 people have been killed and dozens injured in the unrest that followed the killing of Hachalu Hundessa, underscoring long-simmering tensions in the Horn of Africa nation. By Abdi Latif ...

Hachalu Hundessa's father Hundessa Bonsa says that his son stood for truth and for the Oromo people. The Ethiopian singer was killed on 29 June 2020, sparking ethnic unrest which has left hundreds ...

At least 81 people are dead in Ethiopia in massive protests that erupted after the killing of singer and activist Hachalu Hundessa, local police commissioner told state media. The 34-year-old singer ...

Ethnic unrest in the aftermath of the killing of the popular Ethiopian singer Hachalu Hundessa has left hundreds dead. His songs focused on the rights of the country's Oromo people, Ethiopia's largest ...

Hachalu Hundessa's father Hundessa Bonsa says that his son stood for truth and for the Oromo people. The Ethiopian singer was killed on 29 June 2020, sparking ethnic unrest which has left hundreds ...