Eritrean Women, March 8 And NUEW
March 8, the International Women’s Day is approaching. Invitations for numerous upcoming events have been published in “governmental” and opposition
Waiting For An Eritrean Spring Or Making It
Between waiting for the Eritrean spring and making it: An attempt to find a new approach to change in Eritrea Preface:
Some Eritrean Wonders Of 2012
The year 2012 was not in short supply of Eritrean wonders, I chose a couple of these wonders and tried
Unfiltered Notes: How Much Do Eritreans Love Their Country?
Boundless love is what most of us believe we have for Eritrea. But our tendencies to embrace the king of
YG’s Dilemma: A Compass Can Only Draw A Circle
Yes, Eritrea is in perilous condition. Its economy is stagnant…. Inflation is soaring and people are suffering. The youth, the
The Political Chess-Game To Tame The Woyanes
Well, well, well… Why I’m I not surprised? Deki-Ere – it’s happening again. History is in the making. It is
Theorizing Hamid Idris Awate In A Postmodern World
The recent trend, in the opposition block, on the contestation of Awate’s Eritrean symbolism is epic. The imagery of an
The Eritrean Revolution: The Way Forward (P2)
This is a continuation of Part I. The Eritrean regime is crumbling fast after sowing so much mistrust among us. Instead
Have You Seen This On The Mainstream Media?
Here is a clip that shows the mighty Israeli army terrorizing civilians who have become aliens in their own land.
The Eritrean revolution: A circular Or A Linear Journey?
I was in 1952, on the same year that Eritrea was federated with Ethiopia; I am as old as federal
A First: Qatari Prime Minister Visits Ethiopia
– The Qatari Prime Minister: “Ethiopia is important to us and we seek to enhance cooperation with it.” – Qatar
Eritrean Churches: Mute And Without opinion
“The church must be the guide and the critic of the State and never its tool.” writes Dr Martin Luther
Zenawi: Memorable Personal Landmarks
Melles Zenawi the Ethiopian Prime Minister was snatched by death on August 20, 2012 at the age of 57; he
R-E-S-P-E-C-T!
A popular beer advertisement in my Country goes like this: “My name is Joe and I am Canadian!” Molson, the
Dear Prime Minister Meles
I wish I could discuss the contents of this letter with you in person; unfortunately, that is now impossible because
Meskrem.net’s Mantra: Sympathy For The Devil
“Two monks were on a pilgrimage. One day, they came to a deep river. At the edge of the river,
Meles Zenawe : A Matter Of Perspective
Meles Zenawe is dead. Long live Meles Zenaw! Looking back at his life one can with no exaggeration say that
Meles Zenawi: A Life Spent Fighting Poverty
“Our first enemy is poverty and backwardness.”Meles Zenawi Meles joined the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) as a young student
Beyond Politics: The Psychological Impact Of Our Suffering
Eritreans are so much consumed by and addicted to politics that sometimes we forget we are human beings who breathe,
Tewekel On The River Nile: Review The Conventions
Appearing on Al Jazeera’s “Behind The News”, Mohammed Taha Tewekel, an Eritrean regional political analyst, called for reviewing of the
Awate Forum