The London Conference
It isn’t enough to talk about peace. One must believe in it. And it isn’t enough to believe in it.
In The Sprit Of Adei Semainesh (Part I)
This article is a tribute to Adei Semainesh Woldu, who also happens to be the mother of the martyr Weldedawit
An Altered “Interview”
Editor’s note: Over a week ago, Michael Abraha, Mike Woldu, Mike Ab and Michael Woldu (all one person) sent e-mail
The Pseudo PFDJ Cartel
I do advice you not to waste your time reading the Eritrea AlHaditha garbage of December 1st 2009, just gaze
Human Rights in Eritrea – Facts And Fiction
There are contradictions in the ground: PFDJ horrors Versus Claims Of Human Rights Respect Propaganda all-around. Honestly, I am
The Fire Next Time
Muslim-Christian, Kebesa-Metahit, as we know is the only single most important issue since Eritreans gathered to mark the destiny of
Brussels: Excuses worse than the Sin
Competent politicians advocate for diversity and are always among the diverse constituents of their people to win their hearts and
Eritrean Democratic Struggle: The Missing Gaps
In my previous article I attempted to identify the missing gaps in our democratic struggle. From Brussels Conference (BC) we
Engaging The Brussels Belle
Of course, it is not a journey for requesting the hand of a blue-eyed blonde Brussels belle or visiting Belgians
Cabbages and Kings and Why the Sea is Boiling Hot – IX
“The time has come,” the Walrus said – “To talk of many things: Of shoes and ships and sealing wax
No, The Sky Is Not Falling, It’s Just That Not All That Glitters Is Gold!
By Berhane M Tekeste When a covert, exclusionary, and discriminatory activity is busted, it triggers suspicion and mistrust by nature
Brussels Conference: Will It Add Value To The Democratic Struggle?
It has been more than 10 years since different Eritrean opposition groups officially united under the umbrella of what was
The Brussels Conference: A Democratic Right
The coming days a conference will be held in the Belgian capital Brussels on the policies of the United States
Watchdog Journalism And Vigilant Society
A group of freedom fighters that we thought of as lambs turned out to be as beasts of prey. I
Cabbages And Kings And Why The Sea Is Boiling Hot – VIII
This is a continuation of the response made to comments in earlier postings either on the Awate website or by
Cabbages and Kings and Why the Sea is Boiling Hot – VII
“The time has come,” the Walrus said – “To talk of many things:Of shoes and ships and sealing wax –
Cabbages and Kings and Why the Sea is Boiling Hot – VI
“The time has come,” the Walrus said – “To talk of many things:Of shoes and ships and sealing wax –
Cabbages and Kings: Why the Sea is Boiling Hot (V)
After reviewing historical developments which influenced the divergent mindsets in Eritrea, part IV dealt with the lack of a collective
Cabbages and Kings: Why the Sea is Boiling Hot (V)
In the previous parts I attempted to review the historical background that brought divergent mindsets within the Eritrean polity. Here
Ramadan Reflections (Part 4 & 5)
What follow are the last two portions (4 & 5) of the five part series that Omar Jabir wrote during
Awate Forum