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Arguably, there are few people in the world who yearn for peace like Eritreans. However, …
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Peering into the Cagey Politics of the Horn of Africa
The summit that leaders of Eritrea, Ethiopia, and Somalia held in the Ethiopian cities of Gondar …
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Yesterday, Hajji Ibrahim Younis, who was arrested last October died in a prison in Eritrea. …
Read More »David and Goliath Not a Myth
As a reaction to what appeared on Negarit yesterday under the title, “Eritrea, the not-so-tiny-Tiny Country”, Haile …
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Is Eritrea tiny? How tiny is it? I will try to show that the myth …
Read More »Artists Inspire Protesters, Al-Bashir Still Defiant
Despite the heightened popular protest demanding his removal, the embattled Sudanese president Omar Al-Bashir is …
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[This is an article written by TeKa, and Ethiopian sed that germinated in Eritrea. TeKa …
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Since early 2018, the Horn of Africa region has been going through dramatic developments. The …
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(Archive of September 18, 2017. 13:55 Editor) On Thursday, September 7, 2017, Al Masri Al …
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Your Excellency Prime minister Abiy Ahmed, Happy New Year to you, your family and the …
Read More »Ethio-Eritrean Border: Haphazardly Opened Erratically Closed
A little over three months after it was haphazardly opened, the Ethiopian-Eritrean Border was closed …
Read More »Sudan: Omar Al Bashir’s Regime is Wobbling
Serious popular unrest and demonstrations are rocking Sudan since last week. The unrest that started …
Read More »General Sebhat Efrem in Critical but Stable Condition
Last Wednesday before noon, General Sebhat Efrem survived an assassination attempt with serious wounds. The …
Read More »Crossed Over and Met Seyoum
[I wrote this article more than 12 years ago (April 25, 2006). I remembered it …
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Hajji Ibrahim Younis Dies in Prison in Eritrea
Yesterday, Hajji Ibrahim Younis, who was arrested last October died in a prison in Eritrea. …
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Artists Inspire Protesters, Al-Bashir Still Defiant
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Ethio-Eritrean Border: Haphazardly Opened Erratically Closed
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Sudan: Omar Al Bashir’s Regime is Wobbling
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General Sebhat Efrem in Critical but Stable Condition
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Eritrea, the not so-tiny “Tiny Country”
Is Eritrea tiny? How tiny is it? I will try to show that the myth …
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Good Governance and The Challenges of Eritrean Cultural Diversity
“This essay was originally submitted to Awate as a contribution to a journal planned to …
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Ethiopian PM Abiy Unscrambles The Algiers Agreement
The Algiers Agreement is a peace treaty, which came about after 29 months of bloodshed, …
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Book Review: WORDS THAT GOVERN
BooK: Words that Govern and Other Essays in Law and Politics Author: Bereket …
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The Black Hole That Devoured Light (Archives)
This article by Aklilu Zere first appeared on Branna column, on Jan 14, 2010 The following …
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Zereba Abeyti (Words of Wisdom)
Soon after my last article Halaf’Mengedi was published brothers B.Y. and SY (I have no …
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Our National Hypnosis: April 27 vs May 24
Let’s start with a pop quiz. An easy one, I promise. So easy, most Eritreans …
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Assab: The Eritrean Nose
Was he right? Paulo Neruda! In his verses (as re-recounted in the movie Il Postino) …
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Kebire, The Father Of Eritrean Martyrs
In the forties, when Kebire was assassinated, Eritreans were divided into two major political blocs: …
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Eritrea’s Independence: Celebrate Or Commiserate?
Overview: – There are two parts to this article. First, brief description of two battles …
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Eritrea: Cries of a Nation on the Brink of Evanescence
The last six months have seen a flurry of diplomatic activities involving most of the …
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Akria: Memories of Childhood in the Garden Among the Flames!
INTRODUCTION: What you are going to read here is not history! But it is not …
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