Tag: #Nadew

Afabet: The Battle That Broke the Balance of Power

By David Yeh Introduction: When History Turned in Forty-Eight Hours History rarely announces its turning points in advance, but at Afabet,...

Afabet 1988: The Turning Point That Changed Eritrea’s Destiny

By Sesin Seyoum History does not often turn in a matter of hours—but at Afabet, it did. On March 19, we...

March 1988: The Demise of the Ethiopian Nadew Command

By Sharron Yemane The Battle of Afabet – EPLF Operation to Destroy Nadew Command In the long and determined struggle of...

Eritrea: A Graveyard of Invaders and Their Hardwares

by @Dahlakib Eritrea paid a heavy price for independence. That truth is not symbolic, rhetorical, or political, it is physical,...

Sahel and the Making of Eritrean Sovereignty: Not only a geography, It was Revolutionary State Formation

By David Yeh Beyond Terrain Sahel is not merely a geographic term in Eritrean history. It is a political doctrine, a...

Ethiopia’s Imperialist and Expansionist Politics and the Cost to the Horn of Africa: A Historical Reflection Grounded in Lived Experience

by Mebrak Ghebreweldi For more than a century, political elites in Ethiopia have pursued a regional expansionist project supported by...