“Eritrea a wildlife-friendly place.” Professor Ted Papenfuss
“Appreciation and Awareness of biodiversity at all levels of society is what makes Eritrea a wildlife-friendly place.” Ted Papenfuss In Eritrea, it is easy to notice, especially outside towns and cities, the spiritual connection people have with nature.…
Views and Musings about the BBC and ERITREA
Views and Musings about the BBC 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…
Ethiopia-Eritrea border boom as peace takes hold
The reopening of the border between former enemies Ethiopia and Eritrea has dramatically changed the towns near the frontier, writes the BBC’s Emmanuel Igunza. The sun had just risen but the market in Adigrat was already coming alive when I went to…
[VIDEO] Deadly anti-government protests escalate in Sudan, Backgrounds
Thousands of people in Sudan are protesting the country’s brutal government and president. Officials have clashed with activists and fired tear gas at crowds over the past few weeks. CBSN contributor and Signal newsletter writer for GZero Media,…
The Bicycle Horn of Africa: ERITREA
The Bicycle Horn of Africa: How cycling became a part of Eritrea’s national identity It’s racing day in Asmara, and the whole city has come out to watch: lining the streets, packing the grandstands, expertly studying the cyclists as they whoosh past,…
January in the History of Eritrea
By Simon Weldemichael Eritrea has a long, eventful past. This article takes a look at several significant events that have occurred during the month of January during Eritrea’s history, beginning from 1890. Particular focus is given to events with…
