[VIDEO] Should WHO Head Resign Over Coronavirus Coverup?
The World Health Organization is corrupt. And the head of the WHO, Director General Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus has failed the world in handling of the coronavirus pandemic outbreak from Wuhan, China. Now there are calls for him to resign. And his…
‘Eritreafightscovid19’ fund raising campaign: not just a threat to the Corona virus
By Zerai Solomon The month of March in 2020 was an extraordinary time, where the entire World witnessed the fearsome spread of the COVID-19 virus, bringing the normal day to day activities of billions of people across the globe—to a grinding halt. At the…
TPLF’s vitriol underscores PIA’s consistent and principled message
By Tesfay Aradom, PhD PIA’s interview with ERI-TV on February15, 2020 stirred huge repercussions because his historically consistent resolve to promote social harmony among Ethiopians and political integrity of Ethiopia. Such a stance has been anathema…
The President Isaias Afewerki’s interview
The President’s interview By Yafet Zereou The interview conducted by President Isaias Afewerki on Friday 7th February 2020 seems to have ruffled a few feathers, judging by the reaction of some. I am reminded of the saying—if you throw a stone into a pack…
IGAD : for free movement of goods and people across the region
Igad boss eyes closer ties within bloc The Intergovernmental Authority on Development (Igad) is in a renewed push for the integration of the eight-member bloc, amid talk of a new grouping of the Horn of Africa. Igad’s new executive director Dr Workneh…
Game over for ethnic federalism: Isaias, Ethiopia-Insight
by Getachew Gebrekiros Temare The reason why this area is immersed in unceasing conflict is because of the direct interference of external forces. The enduring bloodshed in parts of the Horn of Africa is the upshot of substantial impact of these hostile…
A glimpse at the prehistory of Eritrea
by Tsegai Medin The prehistory of Eritrea is noticeably attention-grabbing and this could be owing to its Geo-strategic location, heterogeneous landscape and favorable habitat in the Horn of Africa. With its more than 1200 kilometer long coastal…
The contribution of psychological and social factors to the success of the Eritrean Revolution: A brief theoretical analysis.
By Tesfay Aradom Ph.D. January, 2020 Introduction A salient issue that has not been given serious consideration when evaluating the centrality the PFDJ1 (People’s Front for Democracy and Justice) in Eritrean modern history is its irreversible and…
Small and Medium Commercial Farmers Strategy in Eritrea
SMCFS Strategy in Eritrea by Miriam Tekeste Eritrea has various agro-ecological zones that are suitable for growing crops, vegetables, fruits and rearing livestock. Although it is semi-arid and the main rainy season lasts a short period, it can enhance…
ERITREA, Landscapes as Museums
by Abraham Zerai Museums may be defined as exhibitions in an artificial setting. Yet, the interaction of nature and man has proved to be a snapshot to different dynamism over the past millennia. Cultural remains left by humans on the landscape attest to…