Sheger city structure
Shaggar is a collective of towns, districts, and villages situated around the city of Addis Ababa, as stated in the 2015 E.C. report. It was formed by merging Burraayyuu, Kolooboo, Sulultaa, Laga Xaafoo-laga Daadhii, Galaan, Sabbataa, Walmaraa, Barraak, Aqaaqii, and Sabbata Awas into one city. Shaggar covers an area of 160,892.8 hectares, which can be adjusted as per requirements.
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Cities, villages, and districts included in Shegar
The recent development entails the reclassification of formerly autonomous municipalities surrounding Finfinnee into city districts. Districts such as Aqaqi, Sabbata Hawas, Barrack, Sululta, and Walmara, as well as 40 villages under Shaggar town, will now govern villages. Furthermore, Eertuu Mijoo and Koyee Faccee were villages previously under Finfinnee.
Sheger Sub-City Structure
On November 22, the Oromia Special Regional Administration and the Finfinnee Municipality signed a Memorandum of Agreement that outlined the boundary between Shaggar Municipality and the City of Finfinnee.
1. Burayu
Located in the Oromia Region of Ethiopia, Burayu is a town that serves as the headquarters of the Burayu Zone. It’s situated approximately 15 km west of Addis Ababa and has a population of over 100,000 people, comprising ethnic groups like the Oromo, Amhara, and Gurage.
Burayu is part of the surrounding suburbs of Addis Ababa and is recognized for its agricultural activities. The town is renowned for producing crops like maize and teff. It also features several small businesses, schools, and health clinics. Burayu has seen notable growth in recent years, thanks to its proximity to the capital city and the availability of employment opportunities. Nonetheless, the town faces some challenges such as inadequate infrastructure and services, and occasional civil unrest and violence.
2. Sulultaa
Located approximately 25 kilometers north of Ethiopia’s capital city of Addis Ababa, Sululta is a charming town situated at an altitude of around 2,700 meters above sea level in the Oromia Regional State. It is renowned for its picturesque scenery, fresh air, and verdant landscape. Sululta is home to significant institutions and organizations, including the Oromia Special Zone Surrounding Finfinne, an administrative division of the Oromia region. The town is seeing rapid growth and hosts various industries, such as cement factories, brick makers, and gravel pits. Its high altitude provides a cool climate and stunning views of the surrounding hills and mountains, making it a popular destination for tourists and locals alike. Sululta is an ideal spot for exploring the Ethiopian countryside, with hiking trails and natural attractions such as the Jemma River gorge in close proximity.
4. Gelaan
The Gelaan district, situated in the eastern part of Addis Ababa, is predominantly a residential area that houses a diverse population of people from various ethnic and cultural backgrounds. The district boasts numerous educational institutions, comprising primary and secondary schools, and multiple health facilities and hospitals that cater to the needs of the residents. Additionally, the area is well-connected to other parts of the city through an extensive network of buses and taxis. Gelaan is a lively district that holds immense significance in the social and economic landscape of Addis Ababa, owing to its bustling population and strategic location.
5. Laga Xaafoo-Laga Daadhii
Laga Xaafoo-Laga Daadhii is situated in close proximity to the main road of Addis Ababa, which links to other areas known for its contemporary structures, luxury hotels, and shopping complexes. This district is also home to many residential neighborhoods and a favored destination for both residents and visitors. Positioned in the eastern region of the city, it is a swiftly evolving residential district, boasting a blend of modern and traditional dwellings. The locality is renowned for its upscale residences, commercial centers, dining establishments, and hotels.
6. Kolooboo
Kolooboo, a town located in the Oromia Region of Ethiopia, boasts a population of over 100,000 people from diverse ethnic backgrounds such as Oromo, Amhara, and Gurage. This suburb is widely recognized for its thriving agricultural activities, particularly in the production of maize and teff crops. Furthermore, it has a plethora of small-scale businesses, schools, and healthcare facilities. Kolooboo has experienced remarkable growth in recent years, thanks to its proximity to Addis Ababa and the abundance of employment opportunities in the city.
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