The Socio-Cultural and Economic History of the Fourteen Horroo Sons to 1876, Horro-Guduruu Wallaggaa, North East Wallaggaa, South of Mormor River, Oromia, Africa
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The Fourteen Horroo Sons, Socio-cultural, Economic, Gadaa system, Qaalluu institutionAbstract
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Enquiries. Uppsala: Nordic Africa Institute, 1996.
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Special Reference to the Galla Migrations and their Consequences”.London:
University of London, 1971.
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Baxter. Syracuse, N.Y: African Series of the Maxwell School of Citizenship and
Public Affairs, 1994.
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The Socio-Cultural and Economic History of the Fourteen Horroo Sons to 1876, Horro-Guduruu Wallaggaa, North East Wallaggaa, South of Mormor River, Oromia, Africa. (2020). Journal of African Studies and Ethnographic Research, 2(2). https://royalliteglobal.com/african-studies/article/view/404
