Tag: #Education

The Spirit of Medeber

By Ibrahim A. Ibrahim Eritrea’s technological leap may not begin with imported machines or foreign blueprints. It may begin with...

Sawa: The Melting Pot of Nationalism and Social Justice

By Hadnet Keleta As a young person, the thought of leaving my family, my comfort zone, and everything familiar to...

Eritrea’s Colleges and Vocational Institutions

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

Eritrea’s Educational Renaissance

From the Ashes of Occupation to the Architecture of Sovereignty By B. Tekle As Eritreans proudly commemorate Eritrea’s 35th Independence Day,...

From My Memories: Education, Service, and National Development At Mai Nefhi

By Sirak Kifle Engineering College, part of the Eritrea Institute of Technology, I witnessed something that left a lasting impression...

Against the Grain: Eritrea’s Quiet Social Gains in a Harsh Development Landscape

By Alula Frezghi Introduction: Beyond the Headlines In global discussions about Eritrea, the narrative often begins and ends with geopolitics. The...

Propaganda Versus Performance: Ethiopia’s Education Crisis and the Eritrean Contrast

By Debessai Tsegai Introduction When a house is on fire, its owner does not usually step outside to lecture the neighbors...

Rediscovering ERITREA: A UN Resident Coordinator’s Testimony of Partnership, Potential, and Progress

By ALULA FREZGHI In a world saturated with secondhand narratives, speculation, and geopolitical noise, there is something refreshing, even necessary,...

Eritrea’s Government: Stable, Strong, and Delivering Public Goods in Regional Perspective

By David Yeh The Myth of Eritrea as a Failed State If words are to mean anything, the label “failed state”...

Eritrea’s Education Landscape: Progress, and Opportunities

By David Yeh Since achieving independence, Eritrea has placed education at the heart of its national development agenda, viewing it...

A PhD Devoid of Knowledge, Degrees Bereft of Wisdom, Wars Without Reason: Abiy Ahmed and the Failure to Learn from Recent History

by Yemane Abselom On May 6, 1998, Ethiopian troops, unprovoked, fired on an Eritrean patrol unit conducting routine border duty near...