About Gambela History Media

Gambela History Media is a community-driven platform dedicated to preserving, documenting, and amplifying the stories, heritage, and lived experiences of the Indigenous peoples of the Gambela region, especially the Anywaa, Majang, Opo, and Kumo. In a time when misinformation, political tension, and demographic pressures threaten the visibility of Indigenous voices, this platform stands as a trusted digital space committed to truth, cultural preservation, and public education.

The project was created to correct historical misunderstandings, provide accurate academic context, and ensure that the narratives of the region are told by the people who belong to it. Through research-based articles, translated archival documents, oral traditions, and community storytelling, Gambela History Media bridges the gap between academic knowledge and real-world community identity.

The platform also serves as a digital archive to protect the cultural memory of Gambela’s Indigenous populations, an effort that is urgently needed as migration, conflict, and political decisions continue reshaping the region.

Whether you are a community member, a researcher, a student, or someone seeking to understand the region’s deep history, Gambela History Media offers a reliable, accessible, and continually growing resource.