Weaponizing Silence, Vulgarizing Languages
(Editor’s note: this article was first published on July 26, 2023; it’s being republished as a reference.) When one’s faith
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Critical Discourse Analysis
“I do not know what I may appear to the world, but to myself I seem to have been only
Filling and Feeling the Failing West
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As many arrows, loos’d several ways, Come to one mark, as many ways meet in one town, As many fresh
A Possible Political Collusion Course
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So Long Dear Friend
[This memory is the memory of Ibrahim Negash, translated from Tigrinya into English by his younger brother Beyan Negash.] No matter
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A Conversation between Two Professors: A Tigrayan and An Eritrean
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Tigray Forces Enter Mekelle City
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[Editor’s note: Reflections is Beyan Negash’s new column. He selected, edited and presents the following article written by Said on
Undercurrents of the Eritrean-Tigrai Relation
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Eritrea’s Bittersweet Memory of A 30-Year Struggle
Eritrea has bittersweet memory of a 30-year struggle that was eked out by the botched 30-years of Governance. In 1935, little did
Eritreans’ Hopefulness & Tigrayans’ Romanticizing HiwHat (ምቁንጃው ህውሓት)
[Correction: we apologize for the technical mistake on the wrong Byline, it’s not Awate Team. The author is actually Beyan Negash/The Editor]
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