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Koore people
The Koore (also known as the Koorete) are an ethnic group whose homeland lies in southern Ethiopia. According to the 2007 national census, there are 156,983 members in this group, of whom 8.3% are urban inhabitants.〔("Census 2007" ), first draft, Table 5.〕
==Overview==
The Koore are found in the Amaro special woreda, which is east of the Abaya and Chamo Lakes; the vast majority of this ethnic group live there. Other members of this group live in the Burji special woreda and the Oromia Region. The language of the Koore, Koorete, belongs to East Ometo Language sub-family with Kachama-Ganjule and Zayse. It is the only Ometo language east of Lake Abaya.
The Koore are people of enset culture. Enset, which is cultivated in all the three agro-ecological zones, is the main staple food of Koore. Pea, wheat, barely, cabbage, lentil, bean, and onion in dega; maize, teff and sorghum in weina-dega and qolla are largely grown for sale and for consumption. Livestock is also an important economic activity in Amaro. Coffee, chat, chili, lemon and bull'a, a fine by-product of enset, are the main cash crops in Amaro. Of course, Amaro coffee has the best quality comparable to the famous Yirgacheffe brand. Koore people are also known for their traditional irrigation system. Though not as intensively as amongst the Konso people, terrace agriculture is also practiced.
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