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Since it held a congress in Hawassa in 2011, the Eritrean National Congress for Democratic Change (ENCDC) has been in
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Awate.com has always encouraged Eritreans to venture far from their narrow circle of friends, from the confines of their villages,
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Today’s edition of Negarit consists of an extended part from a June 3, 2011 article, “Unusual: Imagining Asseb Through Djibouti”,
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In a statement issued yesterday March 20, 2017 in Ottawa, Canada, the Eritrean Afar State in Exile (EASE) accused the
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It is embarrassing to witness, in this day and age, abnormal developments creep into our campaigns for human and democratic
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The ancient port town of Adulis or Aduli buried in a helluva of sand is not standing. You may not see its
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On the initiative of Global Eritrean Advocacy Network (GEAN), and after a series of deliberations, we, the undersigned individuals, civil
The New Wave of Muslim Preachers
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Ethiopia Kills 13 Rebels Near Assosa and The Renaissance Dam
Tsadeq Hagos, the Ethiopian State Minister for communication stated that security forces clashed with a the Benshangul rebel organization killing
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A quarter of a century after independence on May 24, 1991, Eritrea still has some growing agonies to overcome. The
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