Challenging The Rhetoric & Hypocrisy Of Violent Regime Change
Today, there are two diametrically opposing schools of thought in the opposition camp: Violent Regime Change vs. Non-Violent Regime Change.
A Testimony On Milkias
Milkias is special when it comes to exposing the tyrannical regime’s brutal nature and cruel treatment of its own people.
One Day In Ramadan
Yusuf Mohammed Ali (Yusufzai) was clearly bothered; something must have went wrong. I tried to reach him by phone throughout
The Past & Future: The different Views
Can Eritreans live together & share a common future? The immediate response to that question will be: of course they
The Diaspora Ethiopians: A Matter Of Perspective
Mengistu H. Mariam as we all vividly remember was one of the most brutal dictators in Africa during one of
August 10, 2001: The Day Eritrean Summer Was Crushed
Early that morning, my son left home early to attend a court hearing of the President of the Students’ Union
August 10, 2001: The Day Eritrean Summer Was Crushed
Early that morning, my son left home early to attend a court hearing of the President of the Students’ Union
Beneath The “Emamet”
Not realizing beneath “Emamet” (traditional Eritrean Muslim’s turban), Ymma Zeineb was over excited to see Eritreans with “Emamet” in a
Beneath The “Emamet”
Not realizing beneath “Emamet” (traditional Eritrean Muslim’s turban), Ymma Zeineb was over excited to see Eritreans with “Emamet” in a
YPFDJ: Radicalization Of Eritrean Diaspora Youth (P- I)
An article titled “Exposing YPFDJ in Europe: Part IV” appeared at awate.com. It reveals an untamed and gratuitous physical attack
YPFDJ: Radicalization Of Eritrean Diaspora Youth (P- I)
An article titled “Exposing YPFDJ in Europe: Part IV” appeared at awate.com. It reveals an untamed and gratuitous physical attack
Why Is The Eritrean Regime Still Surviving?
The PFDJ regime is the most repressive regime in the world. It is known as a troublemaker nationally and internationally.
Why Is The Eritrean Regime Still Surviving?
The PFDJ regime is the most repressive regime in the world. It is known as a troublemaker nationally and internationally.
My Life Story In A Nutshell: A Matter Of Perspective
I was not born in Asmara, although I considered myself in that modern parlance an ‘Asmarino’. I came to Asmara
Ethiopian Village Of Agarfa & The American Ambassador
It is not a coincidence to come across similarity of attitudes in all totalitarian regimes in the world. In their
Exposing the YPFDJ in Europe: Part IV
By Eritrean Unity Movement Part I exposed the branches of the YPFDJ across Europe. Senai Solomon Lemma, Chairperson of YPFDJ
An Appeal To The PFDJ Conscience
‘Evil prospers where good people do nothing’. This saying is heard in various circumstances and contexts, and it is worth
The Road To NCDC: Challenges And Opportunities
These are the main highlights of the presentation I gave in a seminar in Birmingham on 09.07. 2011. The seminar
The Past & The Future: Important But Not Urgent Questions
The human brain is designed in such a way that is responds to external messages according to their importance and
Below Passing Mark
A close friend of mine has prompted me to write this article. He was a PFDJ passionate member. I think
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