Mola Asghedom For Governor Of Ethiopia Forum
I am sure you heard that Mola Asghedom who was on a ten year visit to Eritrea decided to leave
Reintroducing Diversity In Eritrean Politics
On Saturday, August 29, 2015, I attended an event hosted by Bologna Forum in Oakland. I had prepared a speech
Language and Religion In Eritrean Politics (Archive)
(The following was presented at a panel discussion under the theme “Eritrea’s Path towards Democracy: Dialogue on Constitutional Issues”. The
Ali Baabe, Adolescent At Seventy
Sometime ago I discovered Banyan is a name of a tree, but I don’t know why the Indian community that
Scent of Lemon: An Example Of Refined Eritrean Song
My taste in music is unusual, not many songs please me. My aversion to saxophones is unmatched, but I love
Miriam Was Here In Tigrinya Coming Out In July
It’s with great pleasure that I announce that the Tigrinya translation of my last book “Miriam Was Here” is now
Eritrean Opposition’s Pink Panther Show
I envy people who grew up watching the Pink Panther cartoon show; there was no television where I grew up.
The Smashed Eritrean Wristwatch
Some anecdotes are timeless, I will tell you an old one: Adey Tekh’a, was a very old senile woman. A
Eritrean Janus Ethiopian Hydra
This edition of Negarit was about to be published when the tragic events in Libya, and then the Mediterranean Sea
Put Off The Lanterns of Terror
This is a bribe, in a nice way, the legitimate kind of bribe. I thought of offering it in preparation
Achievers Who Make Eritreans Proud
Considering all the demoralizing news coming out of Eritrea one would be hard pressed to rule out Eritreans as mainly
Confession From Outside The Bubble
Consider today’s Negarit edition mainly a confession booth; I hope the so-called “silent majority” would join me. But first let’s
Negarit Of The Broken PFDJ Pot
In reaction to an article about the Dresden demonstration in memory of the late Khaled Idris Bahray, and condemning his
“Crusaders” Branding Others, “Islamists”
Today’s Negarit is about Yosef EFND, coincidentally, there is an Egyptians word that sounds like it, Effendi (افندي); it is
Eritrea: Few Embassies, Many Chanceries
The democratic regime of Isaias Afwerki is known for its extensive informational (not propaganda) activities and thankfully it enjoys full
Reflection: Burying The Oldest And The youngest
Ustaz Osman died at his home in San Francisco and was buried on August 30, 2014; Hannan died at the
Cadres For Holy Men; Containers for Churches
The warm sun enticed basking; it was a spring morning. I was sitting in one of the street cafes in
Eritean Fiat Seicento And Ethiopian Volkswagen
Fiat Seicento (and Cinquecento) was a cute Italian car whose old version is now antique. Driving schools loved it and
Catholic Seminary: A 1968 Article By Mesghinna Yassin
This is the third portion from the series of articles from the 1968 publication of Outlook Magazine that was published
ISIS, Israel, Gunay and Gedli Defamers
When some people passionately tell lies, they hope the details will work out on their own because a repeatedly told
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