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Eritrea: Words and A Goat Brain |
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“In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.” That is from the bible, just in case. But the bible is ancient, and thanks to the modernizing factor of the PFDJ, we should have another bible: “After the beginning there was another Word, and the Word was Law, and the Law was Isaias.”
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Crisis spreading rumor .. or a crisis?! |
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There is no doubt that the ten days past has witnessed an important development, cast a shadow in the path of movement the Eritrean National, which reached the top of raising when dealing with the "rumor" disease or death,---
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Travel Warning to Eritrea! |
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The U.S. Department of State continues to warn U.S. citizens of the risks of travel to Eritrea and strongly recommends U.S. citizens defer all travel to the country. This replaces the Travel Warning for Eritrea dated November 4, 2011, to update information on security incidents, including attacks near the border with Ethiopia, and to remind U.S. citizens of ongoing security concerns in Eritrea.
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Eritrea Backs Down |
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Djibouti, Uganda, and Kenya are actively engaged in fighting Eritrea’s Al Shabaab proxy force in Somalia. Sudan is friendly towards Eritrea but does not want to provoke Ethiopia, especially given the troubles Sudan faces in Blue Nile and South Kordofan states.
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Eritrea is an easy target for Ethiopia |
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Ethiopia's military incursion into neighbouring Eritrea, reinforced by weekend follow-up attacks, has received remarkably little international attention –
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“Naizgi Kiflu” The Ignored cadaver |
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Nizgi keflu is destined to stay behind in a morgue for almost a month now because of the
shameless decision of PFDJ. I comprehend the reason why the news became a serious issue,
point of discussion among Eritreans.
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World Report 2012: Eritrea |
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Eritrea marked 20 years of independence in 2011, but its citizens remain victimized by one of the world’s most repressive governments. They suffer arbitrary and indefinite detention; torture; inhumane conditions of confinement; restrictions on freedom of speech, movement, and belief; and indefinite conscription and forced labor in national service.
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RE-BRANDING OF THE OPPOSITION |
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What has prompted me to write under the theme “Re-branding of the opposition” for this article is Mr
Mohammed Ismail’s article titled “Be part of the change”
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Arrivederci Esayass |
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Eritrea is at it again, and as usual the tiny state will get away with murder. The utter humiliation of Ethiopia continues and shows no sign of abating.
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The Little Dictator |
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They say God is a fair and mysterious creator and so does in the way He arranges and organizes the world. He gave America Jon Steward and, either out of His fairness to Eritrea or fondness to mystery, He came up with Ali Abdu.
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Wars At Home And Abroad |
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Somali Al Shabaab gunmen attacked a northeastern Kenyan town along the Somali border and killed six people and kidnapped several others.
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2011: Year Of Renewed Spirit |
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Globally, 2011 will be remembered as the Year of Protest. Mainly because there was the Arab Spring, which started, of all places, in Tunisia in December 2010 triggering a chain reaction: Algeria, Egypt, Lebanon, Jordan and Palestine in January; Iran, Bahrain, Casablanca and Libya in February; Iraq and Saudi Arabia and Syria in March.
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The birth of Eritrean National Council for Democratic change |
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I welcome the birth of National Council for democratic Change/ ENCDC a first step towards national unity and democracy. In this article I would like to discuss on the structure, organization and objectives of the council. The Eritrean national council for democratic change( ENCDC) is an umbrella organization of all forces of good political will for change.
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