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Hade Zanta - The Conscript Episode 2 The moment everything breaks Tuquabo no longer sees enemies He sees men fighting for what he would fight for And that realization cannot be undone This is where the real conflict begins 🎧YouTube: t.ly/Mk8kP 🎧 Spotify: t.ly/e_39D 🎧Apple: t.ly/U30XH #EritrawiPodcast #HadeZanta #TheConscript #Eritrea #AfricanHistory #DecolonizeHistory #ColonialHistory #HornOfAfrica #AfricanLiterature #UntoldHistory #PsychologyOfWar #HumanityInWar #Resistance

Eritrea's senior delegation composed of Mr. Hagos Ghebrehiwet, Head of Economic Affairs; and, Mr. Nesredin Saleh, the Minister of Trade and Industry, held a series of fruitful meetings with various Egyptian Ministers and other institutions today. In the meeting with the Minister of Industry, Mr. Khaled Hashem, the discussions centered on industrial best practices and the nurturing of robust sectoral ties between the two countries. The delegation also met with the Heads of Central Bank and National Bank of Egypt respectively on cooperation in banking facilities; with the authorities of the Egyptian Commercial Services (ECS) on enhancement of bilateral trade in commodities produced in both countries; and, with senior officials of "The Future of Egypt Government Authority" that focuses on industrial and other developmental tasks at home and abroad. Eritrea's delegation is scheduled to meet tomorrow with the Minister of Transport; the Minister of Electricity; the Minister of Agriculture; as well as the Egyptian Drug Authority.

ብሓላፊ ቁጠባዊ ጉዳያት ህግደፍ ኣቶ ሓጐስ ገብረሂወትን ሚኒስተር ንግድን ኢንዳስትሪን ኣቶ ነስረዲን ሳልሕን ዝቘመ ላዕለዋይ ልኡኽ መንግስቲ ኤርትራ፡ ብዝተገብረሉ ዕድመ መሰረት፡ ኣብ ግብጺ ወግዓዊ ምብጻሕ ይፍጽም ኣሎ።

Eritrea's senior delegation composed of Mr. Hagos Gebrehiwet, Head of Economic Affairs, and Mr. Nesredin Saleh, the Minister of Trade and Industry, met yesterday evening in Cairo, Egypt's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Dr. Badr Abdelatty and Dr. Mohamed Farid Saleh, the Minister of Investment and Foreign Trade, for extensive discussions on enhancement of bilateral economic ties. The Eritrean delegation is scheduled to meet with several Ministers and business enterprises during its three-day official visit.

Written in 1927 in Tigrinya, Hade Zanta, "The Conscript", told the story of an Eritrean soldier forced to fight for empire decades before African literature was “recognized.” This isn’t just a novel. It exposes how colonialism turns the oppressed into instruments of its own power. Forgotten by the world. But never absent. #Eritrea #AfricanLiterature #TheConscript #HadeZanta #DecolonizeKnowledge #AfricanHistory #Colonialism #HistoryThread #EritrawiPodcast 🎧YouTube: t.ly/xJniO 🎧 Spotify: t.ly/omlJW 🎧Apple: t.ly/cqQM1

President Isaias Afwerki met, at the Denden Guest House in the late afternoon hours today, Ambassador Hu Changchun, China's Special Envoy to the Horn of Africa. President Isaias Afwerki re-iterated Eritrea's readiness to consolidate its constructive engagement with the People's Republic of China, stressing the imperative for a more prominent role of China in various global and regional matters in these tumultuous times of heightened turmoil and instability. President Isaias further alluded to Africa's immense natural and human endowments and underlined the invaluable role that China is expected to play in the development and enhancement of these resources. Ambassador Hu Changchun, for his part, expressed China's readiness to work with Eritrea to deepen the existing bilateral strategic partnership for mutual benefit as well as leverage synergetic development strategies for the joint promotion of peace and stability across the Horn of Africa.

#Eritrea - Statement by Foreign Minister Osman Saleh at the Geneva Conference on Unilateral Sanctions "The international order is increasingly characterized by the normalization, expansion, and quiet institutionalization of unilateral coercive measures. Their scope has widened, their application intensified, and their reach extended far beyond national jurisdictions. This evolution has unfolded largely outside the framework of multilateral legitimacy and in tension with the foundational principles of international law, sovereign equality, non-interference, and the importance of the Charter of the United Nations". shabait.com/2026/04/09/sta…

Potemkin Party's antics and theatrics seem to increasingly transcend the bounds of rationality. This is the only explanation for the bizarre conference that the Institute of Foreign Affairs convened this week under the theme: "Inclusive Maritime Governance". Speakers included some obscure and hired "pundits" as well as the senior officials of a Ghost Navy. The Horn of Africa countries have roundly and firmly rejected, without equivocation or ambivalence, the Potemkin Party's quest for "sovereign access to the Sea" as toxic and avoidable threat to regional peace and security. The response from the international community has, likewise, been the same. And yet, Potemkin Party officials and minions seem to double down and indulge on this perilous path. The multi-layered ramifications of this delusional policy are otherwise very evident as the attached link elucidates: "ካብ ጉይይ ምውዓል፥ ክሳድ ምሓዝ"! === The “Sovereign Sea Gate” Delusion: Ethiopia’s Expansionist Narrative Disguised as Strategy shabait.com/2026/04/08/the…

World Health Day (2026) commemorated at NCEW Hall today under the theme: "Together for Health; Stand with Science". Opening remarks by Dr. Andeberhan Tesfatsion, Acting Director General of Public Health Department at the MoH, that focused on foundational premises of GOE health policy as well as key parameters of MoH's five-year (2026-2030) strategic plan for sectoral growth. Speeches by Dr. Mary Stephen, WHO Country Representative, and, Mr. Abdullahi Mohammed, UNICEF Resident Representative, who attested to the following substantive sectoral progress achieved by the MoH in the past years: *Life expectancy has increased from 55 years in 2000 to 68 Years in 2025; *Under-five mortality rate has declined by 78% from 153 per 1000 live births in 1990 to 34 per 1000 in 2024; *Maternal mortality rate has declined by 60% *Strong gains have been achieved in control of communicable diseases; *Eritrea continues to maintain high immunization coverage of over 95%; which is contributing to improved child survival. Event also featured vibrant panel discussion on "Human Health, Animals, Plants and Environment" with experts from the Ministry of Health and relevant stakeholders; notably the Ministry of Agriculture as well as the Ministry of Land, Water and Environment.

In 1937, Amelia Earhart flew along the Red Sea, from Massawa to Assab, navigating heat, fuel limits, and isolation most pilots would never face. A forgotten leg of the world’s most famous flight. 🎧YouTube: t.ly/sEiEr 🎧 Spotify: t.ly/YfXFb 🎧Apple: t.ly/sJgAq #AmeliaEarhart #AviationHistory #Eritrea #RedSea #History #Flight #AfricaHistory #UntoldHistory

They were never meant to survive. Printed on cheap paper. Written by ordinary people. Stored in drawers, forgotten. But inside them is the real history of Eritrea. Not empire. Not propaganda. People. We just had to recover it. 🎧 YouTube: t.ly/7k4Rg 🎧 Spotify: t.ly/sjSo2 🎧 Apple: t.ly/tMNja #Eritrea #AfricanHistory #History #ColonialHistory #HornOfAfrica #Archives #HiddenHistory

#Eritrea - The Asmara Film Festival; by Sona Berhane *"...For cinephiles, the programme offered what can only be described as a feast of Eritrean cinema, featuring works such as Bahri (ባሕሪ), Mequr Merzi (ምቁር መርዚ), Barud 77 (ባሩድ 77), and possibly Eta Ade (እታ ኣደ)". *"...The first Asmara Film Festival has, in many ways, accomplished some­thing remarkable... Whether it will continue and grow into the kind of institution that shapes both films and the culture that surrounds them remains to be seen. But for now, in the dim light of the theatre, as the silver screen flickers to life and the audience looks up...one senses that something has begun". shabait.com/2026/03/28/the…

Defying millions-dollar bribe during their darkest hour of struggle, the #EPLF chose national integrity over easy money, shielding #Eritrea and Protecting her RedSea from a toxic catastrophe that would have scarred the coast forever. youtu.be/ogtuZ9hddZc?si…

Excellent Read - #Eritrea: A Living Great Example to the World of Faith, Unity, and Shared Destiny; by David Yeh Ethnic and religious strife and polarization have been, and continue to remain, the Achilles heel in most multi-ethnic and multi-religious countries in the Horn of Africa and the wider world. Against this backdrop of perennial sectarian and internecine feuds, Eritrea remains an oasis of social cohesion and harmony within a multi-ethnic and religious setting; an epitome, so to speak, of a refreshing historical trajectory worthy of profound appraisal and appreciation. redseabeacon.com/eritrea-a-livi… via @RedSeaBeacon

The Potemkin Party's disinformation pendulum appears to swing between two poles these days. On the one-hand, the PP continues to ramp up its monotonous, albeit toxic, tone on the imperative for "sovereign access to the sea" and associated saber rattling that it has flaunted for more than two years now. At the same time, there is a distinct twist/tone to its mendacious campaign in these times to portray itself as a "victim" of destabilization and thereby re-package its overarching irredentist agenda as a "legitimate act of self-defence". The latest version in its playbook of ever-shifting fallacious arguments and pretexts consists of ludicrous misinterpretation of the long-settled EEBC Award; to ascertain with a straight face that the Award's implementation remains "unilateral and illegal action before physical demarcation is carried out through an agreed process". These gimmicks are willfully floated to camouflage and divert attention from its reckless irredentist agenda which has been and remains the central kernel and driver of the tension in the region. That the EEBC had closed shop in 2007 having delivered its demarcation decision - duly deposited at the UN Cartographic Office with copies to both parties - is indeed a matter of historical record. The bedrock of the Joint Declaration of Peace and Friendship between Eritrea and Ethiopia, that was signed in Asmara in 2018, was in fact Ethiopia's full and unequivocal, if belated, commitment to the implementation of the EEBC Award, (Art.4). In the event, the Potemkin Party's U-turn is not surprising in many respects; as backstabbing, duplicity and deception are, indeed, part and parcel of its daily political staple. x.com/hawelti/status…

A canned meat factory in Eritrea was feeding the Italian soldiers in WW1. On paper: efficient supply chain. On the ground: ecological strain, social breakdown, fragile assumptions. The system didn’t fail suddenly. It was failing the entire time. #Eritrea #WW1 #History #AfricanHistory #ColonialHistory #Italy #SupplyChain 🎧 YouTube: t.ly/frWyF 🎧 Spotify: t.ly/BrF8V 🎧 Apple: t.ly/s3THw

Today, at the 70th Session of the Commission on the Status of Women (#CSW70), H.E. Sophia Tesfamariam reaffirmed #Eritrea’s commitment to advancing gender equality, strengthening access to justice for women and girls, and protecting their dignity and rights. @AmbStesfamariam further: -underlined that marking 30 years since the adoption of the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action, #Eritrea highlighted progress through legal reforms ensuring equality before the law, expanded women’s rights to land and productive resources, and strengthened labour protections. -highlighted the legal and institutional reforms implemented since independence, including the repeal of discriminatory colonial laws and the establishment of equality before the law as a national principle. These reforms strengthened women’s rights in family law, ensured equal access to land and productive resources, expanded labour protections, and enabled women to transmit nationality to their children. -underscored Proclamation No. 158/2007 banning female genital mutilation, one of the earliest legislative bans in the region, as well as #Eritrea ’s community court system, where women increasingly serve as judges and leaders, strengthening grassroots access to justice. -emphasized that peace, stability, and community participation remain essential foundations for achieving gender equality and sustainable development, while recognizing the historic role of #Eritrean women in the liberation struggle, where they served as fighters, educators, medics, and organizers, helping transform social norms and shape #Eritrea ’s nation-building process. 🇪🇷 #CSW70 #GenderEquality #AccessToJustice #Eritrea #WomenEmpowerment

Good Read - #Eritrean American Business Expo Debuts in Washington, DC, Showcasing Eritrean Diaspora Entrepreneurship; by Ibrahim A. Ibrahim Strong community bondage/networking is, first and foremost, part and parcel of our innate cultural heritage. It also augurs well for success in all the ventures that are embarked on. redseabeacon.com/eritrean-ameri… via @RedSeaBeacon

Cars arrived in Eritrea as European machines. But Eritrean mechanics did something unexpected. They took them apart. Then rebuilt them better. DAF trucks running on Fiat engines. Fuel pumps tuned without manuals. Parts fabricated from raw steel. The automobile stopped being European. It became Eritrean. Also, find out the origin of ኣምቸ! #Eritrea #Engineering #AfricanHistory #Innovation #Mechanics 🎧 YouTube: t.ly/y-Jji 🎧 Spotify: t.ly/V3wof 🎧Apple: t.ly/OIqxX

#BuyEritrean A wonderful event not to miss! The Eritrean-American Business Expo 2026 will take place tomorrow, March 15 at 12 PM in Washington DC. Join us to celebrate successes and support Eritrean entrepreneurship. 🇪🇷