Dr Bereket Habteselassie: From The Unknown To The Uncertain
It is now more than 35 years since I first met Dr. Bereket in Baghdad/Iraq. He was very energetic, articulate,
Orphans Dining At The Miscreant’s Table
Self-identification is an essential facet of self-determination; a reviving society habitually pursues the quest for self-identification. Responding to the collective
State, Religion and Ethno-Regional Politics
Sign of the Times On August 1, 2009, I happened to be in Washington DC, visiting a family friend
Who Is Going To Pull The Trigger?
For years we kept writing, revealing, and screaming about our wounds and the wrong policies of PFDJ. This mild struggle
Reflections On Semere Tesfai’s article
I paused reflect after reading Semere Tesfai’s article (Ali Salim’s Land Argument: A Mirage of Power Ambition (awate December 10,
The Dictator Reaching A Shameful Zenith:
“The sweetest moment in a dictator’s life can be when democracy triumphs, he’s deposed, his name becomes synonymous with misery
Shagged Refugees and Extremist Rallies
The protesters who enjoy democracy and happy life with their families in the West don’t care about the sufferings inflicted
The Paradox: The Anti-Democracy Enjoying Democracy In The West
The rallies of shame. The rallies of emptiness and senselessness would expose an entity to a world that already knows
It Is Not “Muslims & Lowlanders”….Its Engaging & Power Sharing Stupid
Ali Salim is not just a person – it’s a political pulse of a nervous, restless and concerned community –
Sharing Thoughts…
I was supposed to return to my station but the schedule was postponed due to a technical travel emergency. During
Eritrean Law Society
Congratulations! Of course the sky is falling down. It is only that skies fall down from so high that they
Eritrean Resistance: Between the Hammer of the Media & the Anvil Of Polarization
On the twentieth of December 2009, Mr. Michael Abraha published an inflammatory article on the American Chronicle website in which he called
Eritrea: Serious Consequences Of An Unjust Educational Policy
Shaebia has been pursuing a warped educational policy; I can confidently say that education is not alive in Eritrea. But
United Nations Sanctions Against Eritrea: Missing Perspective
Background On December 23, 2009 the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) through Resolution 1907 imposed sanctions against the State
Sanctions: A Prelude to Hague, the Netherlands
One the early morning in a chilly winter day, at a hamlet in the highlands of Eritrea, an wise old
Gap in CDRiE Conference News Report
A conference organized by Citizens for Democratic Rights in Eritrea (CDRiE) was held on Jan 9, 2010. As usual participants
Curse god and Die
‘Curse god and die’ has evolved from an imprudent advice of an embittered wife of a patient patriarch to ascent
The Politics Of Disenchantment: Seeking An Alternative
Well, 2009 has come to a close and what a year it has been! I am a regular of many
Roles Reversed: Now PFDJ Needs Coupons To Travel
When Shaebia came to power in 1991, we welcomed them clapping our innocent hands in delight considering that freedom belongs to
Isaias: It Is Time to Leave
My son was surprised by the conduct of his computer rival in a chess game and he asked me: Why
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