Tag: #Asmara

Sixty-five Years Later, Eritrea’s Struggle for Self-Determination Remains a Living Legacy

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By Alula Frezghi 65 Years After Hamid Idris Awate’s First Shot, Eritrea’s Struggle for Self-Determination Remains a Living Legacy On September...

Paving the Path to Social Justice: Eritrea’s Post-Independence Road Construction

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By: Mussie Efriem (taken from shabait.com) When Eritrea was liberated on May 24 1991 following a long armed struggle, it...

Eritrea’s Resilience:  A Corollary of Unremitting External Hostility

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By Tesfay  Aradom, PhD “I conclude that Eritreans will meet these challenges with the same determination and resourcefulness that characterized...

Eritrea’s Colleges and Vocational Institutions

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Building Human Capital for Self-Reliance By Yemane Abselom Eritrea’s educational landscape has undergone a profound transformation since independence, evolving from one...

The Border Is Settled, The Law Is Clear. The Silence Is Political

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What remains after the EEBC ruling is not negotiation, but the international community’s reluctance to enforce the decision it...

ERITREA’S MINING INVESTMENT AND PROSPERITY

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By David Yeh Call for Investment in Eritrea’s Mining Sector: A Data Driven Vision for Sustainable National Development Eritrea extends a...

Forged in Struggle: Eritrea’s Liberation and the Collapse of Ethiopian Regimes

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By David Yeh The liberation of Eritrea stands as one of the most extraordinary examples of resilience, strategic brilliance, and...

Eritrea’s Renewable Energy Transformation

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By David Yeh From Fuel Dependency to Strategic Necessity A nation that basks in nearly 3,000 hours of sunlight each year...

Durfo: Where Mountains Remember and Water Teaches Renewal

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By Alula Frezghi Durfo ድርፎ begins where Asmara’s breath loosens and the land tips gently toward the northeastern mountains. Just...

Regime Change & Recycled Rumors: Why Michael Rubin is Africa’s Least Reliable Narrator

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by Ezra Musa If there were an Olympic sport for "Confidentially Wrong Foreign Policy Takes," Michael Rubin would be standing...

Eritrea’s Ancient Civilization: From the Highlands of Qohaito to the Port of Adulis

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By David Yeh The landscapes of Eritrea, from its rugged highlands to its sun drenched Red Sea coast, conceal one...

Eritrea’s Sovereignty and the Integrity of International Law: A Necessary Reset in the Horn of Africa

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By ALULA FREZGHI For more than three decades, Eritrea has stood as one of the few African nations whose statehood...