Contours of change And Equilibrium of its Parts (P-V)
Hard Talk: The contours of change And the Equilibrium of its Parts (Part-V) [This writer warns not to push the
Unity And Trust: The Deferred Gratifications
Prelude Recently, my attention was pulled by a compelling attraction, a subject called “political psychology” – a new branch of
Leadership And The Geopolitics Of The Horn (Part-II)
Our struggle, instead belting with reassuring chorus to the weight, is indeed ram-shackled and directed into all wrong targets as
The Son Of Africa And His Humble Moral Choices
Prime Minister Zenawi has passed away on August 20, 2012, he was 57 and his life’s lamp went out untimely
A Glimmer of Hope: Review Of EYSC’s Conference
In an upscale roar, our youth (EYC-EYSC) made a three-days event that went to history books. The demonstration that called
Reshaping History: The Role Of Wild Cards
In his book, “Out of the Blue: How to Anticipate Big Future Surprises”, John Paterson defined wildcards as low probability
HardTalk: Straying From Their Fathers’ Way (Part-IV)
For over ten years, we have been defending the rights of our minorities by deflecting all kinds of bashing, putting
The Predictable Pathway And Its Difficulties
As one who adores sciences more than anything, I never knew my life needs a new political uptake. But now
Don’t Challenge Me: Lessons From The Virtual World
Teaching is one of the hardest jobs out there. Certainly, it is a real challenge to pass on knowledge. You
The Vision Of Hawassa Isn’t An Echo Of The Past
Eritreans from diverse political background converged from five continents to Addis – a transit to Hawassa, the capital city of
EGS On The Verge: Seeking Civic Identity & Stature
It was not a surprise that at one point the Eritrean Global Solidarity (EGS) will not survive with its undemocratic
Hard Talk Real Fear: ‘Tyranny of Majority’ (Part-III)
It has been almost two decades since I observed the distinguishing characteristics of our diverse socio-cultural groups, and the seemingly
Hard Talk: Internal Conflict & Unvarnished Truth (Part-II)
As we plunge into another political season, it is essential for me to gather my picks to challenge the group
Hard Talk: Internal Conflict & Unvarnished Truth (Part-II)
As we plunge into another political season, it is essential for me to gather my picks to challenge the group
CDRiE’s Squelching Retreat From Engagement
If there is poster organization for the “boycotting behavior” that plagues the opposition camp, it is the ELF-RC, lately known
Hard Talk: The Turbulence Of Eritrean Unity (Part-I)
It is a cast loaded with all the discordant seeds, and it is a textbook example of what I always
Eritrean History: A Transaction Of Bad Politics (Part-II)
“Take the thread and follow it,” the wisdom of our adage reminds us; and here I will try to give
EDA Outsourced Power To The People, EPDP Opted-Out
George Bernard Shaw is quoted as having said “liberty means responsibility, and that is why most men dread of it.”
Education: Isn’t It The Equalizer Of Justice?
“There is no easy walk to freedom anywhere, and many of us will have to pass through the valley of
National Conference: Fertilizing Wisdom Of Our Two Giants
“Those who came with pure hearts, with malice towards none, with feelings of fellowship and eventual harmony, changed the mood.”
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