by Metkel Sewra When African Arguments, a publication by the African Royal Society (which supposedly is into promoting Africa), carries an article on Eritrea, you can pretty much guess the content from just reading...
by Dr. Fikrejesus Amahazion In the article, “When Worn Out (African) Arguments are Repackaged for Mainstream Consumption”, featured in this edition of Eritrea Profile, the author exposes several of the key shortcomings and weaknesses...
by shabait Qatari-Government funded TV Channel, Al Jazeera, published last week a defamatory article on Eritrea under the baffling title: “From Abu Dhabi to Washington, how Eritrea turned into a new African weapon”. The...
by Sophia Tesfamariam When President Isaias Afwerki said it was GameOver for the TPLF regime last year, his prescient analysis had both literal and figurative dimensions. Indeed, the “Black Swan” event in the Horn...
Epiphany (Timket) was colorfully celebrated nationwide Today 19 January. The religious observance here in the capital in which thousands of the faithful took part also witnessed a night long prayer. The observance conducted in...
The National Union of Eritrean Youth and Students conducted 2018 activity assessment meeting and charted out 2019 program on 14th and 15th January. In reports presented at the activity assessment meeting conducted at the...
by Abraham Zerai The use of written or pictorial descriptions of life in the past should be a key source of evidence for any archaeological study of populations or societies from historic time periods....
In its eight commencement the Orotta School of Medicine and Dentistry today 12 January graduated a total of 57 Medical Doctors, including 43 in General Medicine and 13 others in Dentistry. Speaking at the...
by Simon Weldemichae National Service is broadly defined as “the involvement of people in activities which provide benefits to the country whilst developing the abilities of young people through service and learning. ” In...
by Dr. Fikrejesus Amahazion Last week, it was revealed that Eritrea’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, located in Asmara, the country’s capital, would be summoning the British Ambassador. Although this development was precipitated by the...
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