“Love me….love me….take me...” she made the whole cinema sing along. She also made every single person in the audience stand up and dance along with her. It was the famous Joss Stone; she was in Eritrea.
When I was only seven, there was a house across our home that intrigued and mystified my infantile mind. I felt it was a fairy house that remained cold and lifeless in day time and sprang to life with the setting of the sun.
In the immortal words of Ned Stark from Game of Thrones- which I don’t watch- who said winter is coming seems a rather fitting way to say that winter is literally here in Eritrea. If you’re anything like us, your office is now a collection of winter coats, “it’s so cold” chants, some wit singing I’m so cold, I’m so cold from Omarion’s Ice box lyrics, which doesn’t have anything to do with winter or Christmas and the desire to complain relentlessly for the entire duration of the season.
Volleyball has for long been a loved sport. It is highly practiced in neighborhoods, with young people standing in a circle and passing the ball until it falls. No nets, no courts. Just a ball. Mostly before sun set volleyball, the amateur version, is an ultimate crave for young boys and girls.
Nearly every two weeks, a language dies off completely.
That’s according to National Geographic Explorer Wade Davis, citing a rather alarming statistic. He also discusses how languages help to shape the way we think and look at the world, and how sad it is that around fifty percent of the languages spoken in the world are no longer being taught to children.
“Love me….love me….take me...” she made the whole cinema sing along. She also made every single person in the audience stand up and dance along with her. It was the famous Joss Stone; she was in Eritrea.
When I was only seven, there was a house across our home that intrigued and mystified my infantile mind. I felt it was a fairy house that remained cold and lifeless in day time and sprang to life with the setting of the sun.
In the immortal words of Ned Stark from Game of Thrones- which I don’t watch- who said winter is coming seems a rather fitting way to say that winter is literally here in Eritrea. If you’re anything like us, your office is now a collection of winter coats, “it’s so cold” chants, some wit singing I’m so cold, I’m so cold from Omarion’s Ice box lyrics, which doesn’t have anything to do with winter or Christmas and the desire to complain relentlessly for the entire duration of the season.
FIVB Project HUP Implementation in Eritrea 
Nearly every two weeks, a language dies off completely.