Koye Feche

Koye Feche (Amharic: ቆየ ፈጬ Koye Feche) is part of Addis Ababa and district of the Addis Ababa Akaki Kaliti sub city, Ethiopia, located in the Akaki kaliti sub city of Addis Ababa , Ethiopia's capital Addis Ababa).[1]

Koye Feche
Koye Feche ቆየ ፈጬ (Amharic)
Sub City
Koye Feche is located in Ethiopia
Koye Feche
Koye Feche
Location within Ethiopia
Koye Feche is located in Africa
Koye Feche
Koye Feche
Koye Feche (Africa)
Coordinates: 8°53′22.13″N 38°50′27.46″E
Country Ethiopia
CityAddis Ababa  Ethiopia
Time zoneUTC+3 (EAT)

Protests

On 7 March 2019, Thousands of angry citizens took to the streets to protest in several cities and towns across the Oromia state such as Jimma, Ambo, Awaday, Bale Robe and Adama after Addis Ababa city administration allocated thousands of condominium buildings built by the city administration of Addis Ababa, located in Koye Fache to oromos and other Ethiopians. [2]

The intention of the protest was to reserve condominium houses to oromo ethinic groups specially Oromo officeals and to exclude other Ethiopians.

Addis AbAba city administration is acting outside of its jurisdiction and without involving Oromia regional government. Many are carrying banners reading “our land is our bones,” “Koye Feche is in Oromia”, and “No to the master plan”.
protesters[3]

Oromia government opposed transferring houses that built within Oromia boundary. Several activists insisted that the housing units should be allotted to the uprooting local farmers where this view was also emphasised by the state government and its ruling party.[4]

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