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    Treatment Outcome and Predictors of Pediatric Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma in Ethiopia

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    Background: Significant improvement in pediatric Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma (NHL) treatment outcomes has been achieved in high-income countries. In contrast, outcomes in resource limited settings remain variable and generally poor. These disparities are largely attributed to differences in early diagnosis, access to advanced supportive care, and the availability of intensive chemotherapy regimens in developed countries compared to those in low- and middle-income nations. Objective: This study assessed treatment outcome and predictors of Pediatric NHL at two pediatric oncology units in Ethiopia. Methods: A retrospective cohort study design was employed to analyze secondary data from two medical centers, Jimma University Medical Center and University of Gondar Comprehensive Specialized Hospital, from May 17, 2016, to December 30, 2024. Data on patient demographics, disease presentation, oncologic emergencies, and treatment outcomes were collected and analyzed. Survival estimates were calculated using the Kaplan-Meier method for the 111 patients whose treatment was initiated. Results: In this analysis, a total of 113 patients were included with a median age of 6.00 years. Males account for the majority (70.8%). Most patients (84.9%) presented with advanced disease (Stage 3 and 4). Burkitt lymphoma was the most prevalent subtype (61.1%), and the abdomen was the most common site of involvement. Nearly half of the patients (46.0%) presented with an oncologic emergency, predominantly Tumor Lysis Syndrome (26.5%). While 46.9% of patients completed treatment, a significant proportion (27.4%) abandoned care, and 23.9% died. The 5-year overall survival rate was 75.2%, and the 3-year event-free survival rate was 69.9%. Patients without oncologic emergencies before treatment had significantly higher odds of experiencing overall survival compared to those with emergencies (Exp(B) = 0.456, 95% CI [0.213, 0.978], p = 0.044). Conclusion and recommendation: Pediatric NHL in Ethiopia is characterized by late-stage presentation, a high burden of oncologic emergencies, and a predominance of Burkitt lymphoma. Despite these challenges, the observed 5-year survival rates are encouraging for a resource-limited setting. Notably, the absence of oncologic emergencies at the time of diagnosis was associated with significantly improved survival outcomes. However, high rates of treatment abandonment and mortality underscore the urgent need for targeted interventions. Efforts should focus on improving early diagnosis, enhancing supportive care, and addressing barriers to treatment adherence further to improve outcomes for children with NHL in Ethiopi

    Factors Affecting the Use of Market Information by Wheat Farmers and Its Impact on Their Income: The Case of Omo Beyam District, Jimma Zone, and Southwest Ethiopia

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    This study investigates factors affecting the use of market information by wheat farmers and its impact on their income in Omo Beyam district, Jimma Zone, and Southwest Ethiopia. Two-stage sampling procedures was chosen to select district and kebeles based on the high potential of wheat production and the participation of producers in wheat marketing. The study used data on 245 respondents collected through a structured questionnaire from Omo Beyam district, Jimma Zone. Descriptive and Propensity score-matching inferential methods were employed to analyze the data. Findings show that 59.19% of respondents use market information, with family size as a significant determinant; larger households are more likely to use market information. Proximity to markets also facilitates better access to timely information, while education level significantly correlates with use rates, as literate farmers outperform their illiterate counterparts. Gender disparities persist, with male farmers using market information more frequently than females. Key factors influencing market information use include extension participation, access to credit, frequency of market visits, and exposure to mass media. A binary logit model analysis reveals five significant variables positively affecting household income: education level, land allocated for wheat production, access to credit, market visit frequency, and mass media access. To assess the impact of market information use on household income, a propensity score matching (PSM) model is employed. Among the matching algorithms tested, caliper matching with a bandwidth of 0.01 is found to be the most effective. Results indicate that households using market information experience an average income increase of 17785.55 ETB compared to non-users. These findings underscore the importance of enhancing access to market information for improving household incomes among smallholder farmers. The study recommended that searching and using up-to-date market information is advisable to gain high profit and Policymakers should implement comprehensive strategies that promote access to market information while addressing educational and resource barriers to maximize economic benefits for farmers

    Xiinxala Ergaa Diraamaa Kiyyoo

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    Qorannoon kun kan gaggeeffame diraamaa Afaan Oromoo Kiyyoo irrattidha. Kaayyoon dimshaashaa qorannoo kanaa, ergaa diraamaa Afaan Oromoo Kiyyoo kutaa 61 qabu keessa jiran kan xiinxaledha. Sababni mata dureen kun filatameefis, qaawwaa gama xiinxala ergaa diraamaatiin jiru fooyyessuufidha. Qorannoon kunis yaaxina hawaasummaa bu'uureffachuun wantootni hawaasa Oromoo keessatti argaman akkasumas ibsan maal fa'a akka ta'an ragaa barruu iskiriiptii diraamaa Kiyyoo keessaa fudhatamaniin xiinxalamaniiru. Sababni yaaxinni hawaasummaa filatameefis, dhimmoota hawaasa keessa jiran gadifageenyaan ibsuuf waan mijateef. Gosti qorannoo kanaas gosa qorannoo qulqulleeffataatti dhimma bahameera. Maddi ragaa qorannoon kun ittiin geggeeffames madda ragaa sadarkaa tokkoffaati. Sababnisaa odeeffannoon qorannoo kanaaf barbaadame, iskiriiptii diraamaa ‘Kiyyoo’ keessaa dubbisuudhaan ibsa itti kennuuf waan ta'eef. Qorataanis diraamaa filate Kaayyoo qorannoo isaa irratti hundaa'uun mala iddatteessuu miti-carraa keessaa tooftaa iddatteessuu kaayyeffataatiin diraamicha keessaa maddoota ragaa isaaf barbaachisan filachuun xiinxaleera. Xiinxala ragaalee jalattis ergaa ijoo gama gumaa/gadoo bahachuutiin xiinxaleera. Argannoon isaas gumaa/gadoo bahachuuf jecha miidhaa biraa keessa seenuun waan jiruuf, karaa nagaatti deebisuun araara buusuun barbaachisaa ta’uu xiinxaleera. Ergaawwan xixiqqoo jalatti ammoo seenaa, dinagdee, iccitii, waliin jireenya hawaasummaa, jaalalaa, inaaffaa, falaasama aadaafi duudhaa jedhaman xiinxalamaniiru. Akkasumas barreessaan diraamichaa teekinikoota akkamiitti gargaaramuun ergaa diraamichaa akka kalaqeefi haala jiruuf jireenya hawaasaa Oromoo hammam akka calaqqise kan jedhu irratti xiinxalli geggeeffameera. Xumurarratti yaada goolabaa argannoon qorannoo kanaa, diraamaan Kiyyoo daawwattoota diraamichaaf yookaan hawaasichaaf dhaamsa hedduu kennera. Ergaawwan kunneenis haaloon yookaan gumaan miidhaa dabalaa deemuu malee faayidaa akka hinqabne, achuma keessatti gama hawaasa Oromootiin gumaan kun akkamiin akka hiikamu uummata bal'aa biraan gahuu isaati. Dabalataan Ergaawwan xixiqqoon jaargocha diraamichaa gara fuulduraatti deemsisan kanneen akkahawaasummaa, dinagdee, jaalala, falaasama uummata Oromoo, inaaffaa, kan kana fakkaatan fa’a xiinxalamaniiru. Kana malees eenyummaan karaa garaagaraan ibsamuu xiinxalameera

    Functionality status of medical laboratory instruments And factors affecting their functionality among public Hospitals in jimma zone, southwest Ethiopia 2025

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    Background: Lack of proper management of laboratory equipment limited the capacity of health institutions to deliver adequate health care and a lot of equipment becoming non-functional. Properly functioning laboratory equipment is a critical component for strengthening health systems in developing countries. However, limited studies conducted on functionality status of laboratory equipment and factor associated with their functionality in Jimma Zone public hospitals. Objectives: To assess the functionality status of Medical Laboratory Equipment and factors affecting their functionality among Public hospitals in Jimma zone, Southwest Ethiopia 2025. Methods and Materials: A cross-sectional study design was conducted. The 8 public hospitals and one teaching and referral hospital (JUMCL) found in Jimma zone were included in the study, from February to May 2025. Adapted and pre-tested structured English version questionnaires and observation checklists were used for data collection. The data were entered into Epi Data version 3.1 and exported for analysis by using a SPSS version 20. Descriptive statistics, bivariate and multivariate logistic regression were carried out. A P-value of less than 0.05 was considered statistically significant. Results: The study revealed that a total of 228 selected medical laboratory equipment were available in assessed public hospitals, among which functional 136(59.65%), non- functional 78(34.21%) and 14(6.14%) are not in use/stored respectively. The significant associated factors for the medical laboratory equipment functionality were preventive maintenance culture (AOR, 2.8), availability of adequate spare parts and accessories (AOR, 4.4), availability of trained biomedical laboratory technician for each equipment (AOR 2.8), presence of operation or maintaining manual for each equipment (AOR, 2.5), Periodic/regular monitoring and inspection practice/culture (AOR, 3.4) and power supply stability (AOR, 3). Conclusion and recommendation: More than a third of laboratory equipment was non functional. The study also shown that the Preventive maintenance, availability of spare parts and trained BMLT, and power stability were factors associated with equipment functionality. Based on our findings, we recommend laboratories should have proper forecasting and stock replenishment to procuring of reagents, spare parts and should have a scheduled preventive maintenance, electrical backup system and capability building for biomedical technicians

    Effect of Bone Char on Nodulation Capacity, growth and yield Soybean (Glycine Max L. Merr.) Grown in High P-Fixing Acidic Soils

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    Soil acidity is one of the major obstacles to soybean production in south western Ethiopia, reducing availability of phosphorus (P) which plays a crucial role in the energy-intensive process of nitrogen fixation. Increased Nodulation efficiency and N2- fixation can be achieved with optimum P application. However, Ethiopian farmers have limited capacity to purchase and apply commercial P fertilizers. The potential of animal bone- char as P fertilizer in agricultural fields has been recently recognized and yet it is not fully utilized and its role in combination with Bradyrhizobium inoculation in soybean production is poorly understood. Therefore an experiment was conducted to evaluate how bone- char application influences nodulation efficiency, nitrogen fixation and yield of soybean in P fixing acid soil. The experiment was conducted during 2023 main cropping season at Mizan Agricultural, Technical and Vocational Education Training College demonstration site. The experiment had eight treatments including bone-char, Triple super Phosphate (TSP), TSP + lime applied with and without Rhizobium inoculation (MAR 1495) which were laid out in a randomized complete block design (RCBD ) with three replications. The P sources were applied to supply 20 Kg/ha P. Data on phenological parameters, nodulation, growth and yield traits were measured and subjected to analysis of variance (ANOVA) using SAS version 9.3. Results revealed that application of Lime + TSP and bone-char with rhizobium inoculation significantly (P<0.01) influenced most of the phenological, nodulation, growth and yield parameters. As compared to the control and other treatment the tallest plant height (61.2 cm), highest number of primary b ranches per plant (11.7), highest total nodule counts per plant (47. 86 plant–1, highest effective nodules (43.5 plant-1) and highest nodule dry weight (0.76 g plant-1) was recorded from the application of Lime + TSP with inoculation and statistically similar with bone-char with rhizobium inoculation. Application of lime + TSP without inoculation resulted in reduced number of days to reach 50% flowering (55.3) and 90% physiological maturity (117.3) as compared to rhizobium treated plot. While prolonged days to attain 50% flowering (61.7) and 90% physiological maturity (125) was recorded from treatments with rhizobium inoculation. The highest grain yield (2756.33 kg ha−1), highest aboveground biomass (3985 kg ha−1), highest number of pods (40), 100 seed weight (16.23 g) and highest harvest index of soybean (0.69) were recorded from application of TSP + Lime with rhizobium inoculation which was statistically similar with bone-char application with inoculation. Partial budget analysis revealed that, the highest net benefit of (157,661.6 Birr ha-1) was obtained from the application of Bone-char with Rhizobium inoculant followed by (154,901 Birr ha-1) from application of TSP + Lime with inoculation. MRR (511.87 %) obtained from the application of bone-char with inoculation. Therefore, the overall analysis revealed that application of bone-char with rhizobium inoculation resulted in highest yield and economic benefit. For sound recommendation the experiment should be repeated at different location, over years and seasons

    Correlation between histopathological and colonoscopic findings in inflammatory bowel disease: a three-year retrospective study in southwest Ethiopia

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    Introduction: Inflammatory bowel disease: consists of ulcerative colitis and Crohn’s disease is considered to be common in developing countries in the 21st century but it lacks plenty of publications and to date no studies done on correlation between colonoscopic & histopathological patterns of IBD in Ethiopia. Endoscopy & histopathology are the major diagnostic tools for most gastrointestinal disorders but they are not widely available in Ethiopia. Objectives: To assess correlation between histopathological & colonoscopic findings of inflammatory bowel disease in south west Ethiopia. Methods: A three years retrospective hospital based study was done in pathology department of JUMC and Awetu General Hospital in Jimma City, South West Ethiopia. The collected data was analyzed by SPSS version 26.0. Descriptive statistics with median, frequencies and percentages were used to summarize the data. Finally considering histopathology as a gold standard diagnostic tool, diagnostic accuracy of colonoscopy to diagnose IBD entities was assessed. Results: A total of 422 patients’ colonoscopic mucosal biopsies were included in this study & histopathology showed infectious colitis are 211(50%), CD 139(32.94%), UC 46(10.90%) and others 26(6.16%). Among CD cases 15 to 30 years is the most affected age group with median age of 28 years. Among 46 UC cases, commonly affected age groups are 15 to 30 and 46 to 60 years with the median age of 36 years. The ratio of CD to UC is 3:1. Colonoscopic diagnosis of CD has a sensitivity of 86.33% and specificity of 80.92% with diagnostic accuracy of 82.70%. Colonoscopic diagnosis of UC has a sensitivity of 93.48%, specificity of 92.55% and diagnostic accuracy of 92.65%. Conclusion and recommendation: This study showed colonoscopy has a good diagnostic accuracy, so colonoscopy findings together with histopathology are important in diagnosing IBD. So, its continued use with the help of histopathology is recommended and also ancillary & serologic tests are recommended to increase its diagnostic accuracy by ruling out infectious mimics of IBD

    Xiinxala Asoosama Kudhaama Jaalalaa Ija Yaadiddama Xinsammuutiin

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    Qorannoon kun asoosamoota Afaan Oromoon bareeffamanii jiran keessaa asoosama dheeraa Kudhaama Jaalala irratti Ija yaadiddama xiinsammuutiin xiinxaluun dhiheessuudha. Ka`umsi qorannichaas qorannoon kallattii garaagaraatiin ogbarruu Oromoo irratti hojjatamuu guddina ogbarruu Oromootiif gumaacha guddaa waan godhuuf yaaxinna adda addaan hojjetamaniiru. Haata’umalee, qorannoowwan hojjeetman hundii asoosamoota Afaan Oromoo bu’uursa yaadxinalee ogbarruutiin guutummaan guutuutti xiinxalaniiru jechuu miti. Qorattuunis, kanuma bu’uura godhachuun asoosamoota Afaan Oromoon barreeffamanii jiran keessaa sakkatta`uun asoosamni Kudhaama Jalaalaa xiinxalamuu irratti qaawwa waan qabuuf xiinxalteerti. Kanaafuu, asoosama eeramee kana xiinxaluun qaawwa gamaa kanan jiruu duuchuun gumaacha guddina ogbarruu Oromoof ta`u keessaatti qooda ba`achuuf akka ta`ee eerteerti.Galma gahinsa kaayyoo qorannoo kanaaf saxaxni filatamee saxaxa ibsaa ta`ee gosti qorannichaas qorannoo qulqulleeffataati.Maddi ragaa qorannoo kanaaf hojiirra oolee madda raga tokkoffaati. Kunis, akaakuu iddatteessuu miti carraa keessaa iddatteessuu kaayyeeffataa gargaaramuun gaggeesitee jirti. Sababni malli kun filatameefis, asoosamoonni Afaan Oromootiin barreeffaman hedduu waan ta’aniif hunda isaanii altokkotti xiinxaluun ulfaatadha. Kana jechuun immoo yeroo bal’aa, humnafi baasii olaanaa waan gaafatuuf kana xiqqeessuuf asoosamoota afaan Oromoon barreeffamanii jiran keessaa asoosama kudhaama jalaalaa qofa xiinxalte.Malli funaansa ragaalee qorannichaa asoosamuma eerame kana irra deddeebi`uun dubbisuun haala cheekliistii qopha`een odeeffannoowwan tartibeeffamu.Haaluma kanan tooftaa xiinxala ragaalee qorannichaaf fudhatamee xiinxala barruu fayyadamtee gaggeesitee jirti. Akka bu`aan qorannoo kana irraa argamee ibsuutti asoosama filatame kana keessatti dhimmoota sammuu riphaafi fedhii dhala namaa ta`an kanneen akka kutaa Id, superegofi ego ibsan dhiheessuu isaa qorannoo kanan bira ga`ameera. Ittisa fedhiwwan riphaan walqabatee hawaasummaa, dinagdee, jalaalaafi kanneen biroo keessatti walittii dhufeenyaa maatii, jalaalleewwanii, michuu gaarii fa`i akka eeguu adda ba`eera.Kanamalees, calaqqeewwan abjuu kanneen akka yaada, miira, fakkiwwanfi kkf` calaqisiifaman qorannoo kanan ifoomeera. Gama biran immoo, namfakkiileen dhimmoota hawaasa bu`uura xiinsmmuun ibsaman kanneen akka hinaaffaa, gadda, obsafikkf adda ba`eera.Kanaafuu, qorattootni biroon osoo asoosama kanarratti qorannoo isaanii fayyadama jechootaa jedhuun gaggeessani bu’aa qabeessa ta’uu isaanii amantee kallatti gara fuulduraa keessatti eertee jirti

    PHOTOCATALYTIC PERFORMANCE OF GRAPHENE BASED ZINC SULFIDE NANOCOMPOSITES UNDER VISIBLE LIGHT: EXPERIMENTAL AND COMPUTATIONAL APPROACH

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    This study aims to investigate photocatalytic potential of graphene based ZnS nanocomposite under experimentally and computationally approach. The synthesis of graphite, GO and rGO used acid treatment, tour method, and chemical treatment, respectively. It used waste dry cell graphite rods for graphene source. Solution growth synthesis approaches were used to produce ZnS nanoparticles and ZnS/rGO nanocomposites. XRD, FTIR, DRS, PL, TGA, RAMAN SPECTROSCOPY and SEM-EDX characterization techniques were utilized for analysis. The experimental findings shown the successful synthesis of exfoliated black-brown rGO, light yellow ZnS nanoparticles, and a ZnS/rGO nanocomposite. Graphite shows a strong peak at a diffraction angle of 26.50, shifted to a lower angle of 25.20 in the case of rGO. Prominent peaks shown at 488 nm when excited at 280 nm for rGO. The transition from rough graphite sheets to smooth, flake-like surface morphology property of rGO was observed. The optical band gaps measured at 3.68 eV for ZnS decrease in to 3.051 eV for the ZnS/rGO nanocomposite because increase rGO concentration. The lower bandgap can be attributed to the formation of a nanocomposite. Similarly, TGA showed three stages of mass loss, and FTIR confirmed the presence of rGO in ZnS/rGO nanocomposite. The photocatalysis experiments were used 0.04 grams of ZnS/rGO, 80 ml MB (15ppm) solution with a pH of 12 under 300 w hydrogen lamp for 90 minutes. Regarding photocatalytic efficiency, ZnS/rGO-12wt % nanocomposites exhibited degradation percentages of 96.99 %. However, ZnS nanoparticles demonstrated a photodegradation efficiency of 70.74%. The enhanced photocatalytic activity shown at ZnS/rGO-12wt % nanocomposite. The photocatalyst shown good stability, with a degradation efficiency of 92.6 % and 86.8 % in first cycle and second, respectively. ALL the experimental results of ZnS/rGO nanocomposites show significant potential for photocatalysis application. Theoretical calculations used the CASTEP module in MATERIAL STUDIO to study the electronic and photocatalytic properties of ZnS/G heterostructures. The theoretical results suggest that the ZnS/G heterostructure exhibits enhanced adsorption capabilities as compared to ZnS. 3×3×1 graphene supercell with a 2×2×1 ZnS with 2.63% mismatch, the calculated band structures reveal a bandgap of 0.3 eV for ZnS/G and 2.7 eV for ZnS. Additionally, the major peaks of absorption coefficients of 8.6 × 10⁴, 17.8 × 10⁴ cm⁻¹ and 28.7 × 10⁴ cm⁻¹ which is indicating a reduced optical bandgap. The findings confirm that ZnS/rGO nanocomposite and ZnS/G heterostructures offer improved photocatalytic efficiency compared to ZnS catalysts

    Acute stress disorder and its associated factors among Burn patients in jimma zone public hospitals, jimma, Southwest Ethiopia

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    Background: Burns are terrible injuries that frequently cause a great deal of morbidity, emotional distress, and a reduced quality of life. Acute stress disorder involves immediate stress reactions following a traumatic event, occurring within the first month. For individuals with burns, the effects extend beyond physical injuries to include social, economic, occupational, and psychological challenges. Despite having a high burden of this problem, there is a limited study done in Ethiopia that shows the prevalence and associated factors of acute stress disorder among burn patients. Objective: To assess the prevalence of acute stress disorder and its associated factors among burn patients at Jimma Zone Public Hospitals, Southwest, Ethiopia, 2025. Method: - A Hospital-based cross-sectional study was employed among 289 patients with burn injuries. Consecutive sampling technique was used and Interviewer-administered questionnaires were used to collect data. The acute stress disorder scale (ASDS-19) was used to assess acute stress disorder. Data was analyzed using Statistical Package the Social Science version 25 computer software. Bivariable and multivariable logistic regressions were used for data analysis. A P-value of less than 0.05 was considered statistically significant for the association, and the odds ratio with 95 % CI was used to determine the strength of the association. Result: In this study, the prevalence of acute stress disorder was 24.8(95% CI: 19.6-30.4). Among 286 respondents with a response rate of 98.9%, were found to have acute stress disorder. Patients with third-degree burns (AOR = 3.3; 95% CI: 1.27–8.58), Presence of complications (AOR=2.9; 95% CI: 1.24–6.8), History of trauma (AOR = 3.1; 95% CI: 1.09–8.89), Hospitalization duration (AOR = 2.7; 95% CI: 1.13–6.4), Chronic medical conditions (AOR = 2.9; 95% CI: 1.26–6.74) were the factors significantly associated with ASD. Conclusion: The prevalence of acute stress disorder among burn patients was nearly one-fourth, and the findings suggest the need for targeted interventions, including early psychological screening and support for high-risk groups. Third-degree burns, presence of complications, history of trauma, prolonged Hospitalization, and chronic medical conditions were significantly associated with acute stress disorder

    Xiinxala Dandeettii Afaan Oromootiin Keeyyata Barreessuu Barattoota Kutaa 11ffaa Mana Barumsaa Yabbuu Sadarkaa 2ffaa Lakk. 1

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    Qorannoon kun kan gaggeeffame Godina Jimmaa Aanaa Maannaa mana barumsaa Yabbuu sadarkaa 2ffaa lakkoofsa 1 irrattidha. Kaayyoon qorannoo kana dandeettii keeyyata barreessuu barattoota kutaa 11ffaa xiinxaluudha. Saxaxni qorannichi itti gaggeeffame saxaxa qorannoo ibsaadha. Baay’ina barattootaa 458 keessaa dhiirota 33 fi dubartoota 35 mala iddattoo carraa keessaa iddatteessuu carraa bifa tasaatiin barattoonni 68 (jaahatamii saddeet) filatamanii odeeffannoon irraa sassabameera. Kanamalees, mala iddatteessuu miti carraan filatamani barsiisota Afaan Oromoo kutaa 11ffaa barsiisaan 2 (lamaa) fi I/G Muummee Afaanii 1(tokko) irraa odeeffannoon sassabamee jira. Walumagalatti iddattoo 71(torbaatamii tokko) irraa odeeffannoon funaanamuun qorannoon kun gaggeeffameera. Meeshaalee ragaaleen ittiin funanaame af-gaaffii, bar-gaaffii, daawwannaafi qormaata barreeffamaan barattootaaf kennuun funaaname. Odeeffannoon af-gaaffii irraa walitti qabameefi bar-gaaffii cufaafi banaa irraa odeeffannoo argame mala akkamtaa kan xiinxalame yoo ta’u, odeeffannoo bifa lakkoofsa qabuun argame immoo, mala hammamtaa kan xiinxalamedha. Argannoon argames sirna tuqaaleefi qubguddeessa bakka hinbarbaachisnetti fayyadamuufi barreeffama isaanii keessatti amaloota keeyyata gaarii guutanii kan hinbarreessine ta’uufi gumee qopheessuun gara barreessuutti seenuu kan hin dandeenye ta’uuf walqabsiistotatti fayyadamuu dhiisuufi filannoo jechootaa eeganii kan hin barreessine yommuu ta’u, barsiisonni akka isaan keeyyata barreessan kan hin shaakalsiisne ta’uu, barnoota isaanii sadarkaa 1ffaa keessatti kan Afaan Oromoo barsiisuu nama Afaan Oromootiin hinleenjine ta’uu, barattoonni hordoffii dhabuufi wayitiin gosa barnoota kanaaf ramadame gahaa ta’uu dhabuufi barsiisonni barattoota keeyyata barreessisuu irratti xiyyeeffannoo kan hin kennine ta’uu argannoon mul’ateera. Argannoo kana bu’uureffachuun yaanni furmaataa akka itti aanutti ka’ame jira. Barsiisonni yeroo waa’ee keeyyataa barsiisan ibsanii darbuu dhiisanii akka isaan barreessan osoo taasisanii, itti fayyadama sirna tuqaalee barreeffama keessatti iddoo qubguddeessi itti barreeffamu, qubeessuu, seerlugaafi himoonni akkamitti akka qindaa’anii keeyyata gaarii barreessan osoo sirriitti hubachiisani. Kana malees, barsiisonni xiyyeeffannoon keeyyata barreesssuu barattoota osoo shaakalchisanii, wayitiin gosa barnoota Afaan Oromootiif ramadames osoo fooyya’ee barattoota keeyyata barreessuu irra deddeebiin osoo shaakalanii jechuun qorannoon kun xumurame

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