I first heard of Mr. Ghirmai Abraham, the author of Riqetka ETan, a book of poetry released recently, when I heard his poem, Kilte kienka, hade mukhuan (You become two, you become one), about the peace and harmony in Eritrea recited on Eritrean Television some years ago.
Today, the craze of advertisement is on the increase. The art of advertisement is, in fact, a modern development. It has revolutionized the modern trade. Nowadays we have newspaper advertising, magazine ads, radio, television, online, Direct mail and mobile ads.
Culture shock is undeniably a disorienting experience. Transitioning from one way of life to another doesn’t come without a few challenges – even for those who may think they are prepared to embrace a new lifestyle.
Two weeks ago I watched a program on Eri-Tv about a man celebrating his hundredth birthday. Blessed must be the man to live that long to see his children get married and give him grandchildren. It is said in the Good Book that God is with you throughout your life—until your hair is white with age.
A book adapted into one of the Eritrean languages which is entitled ‘Sidra ab Fetene’ (Literally, A Family in an Ordeal)’ published in English as ‘Home Song’ was translated and became public to Tigrigna readers in Eritrea in 2018. As one may glimpse from the blurb, it is one of the top-selling and much loved romantic fictional-books so far with over 15 million copies in print.
Thursday was Valentine’s Day and I learned according to a newly self proclaimed expert (whose name I can’t reveal for obvious reasons) on all things visible spectral compositions, aka colors; the color we wear on Valentine’s day say a lot about our relationship status.
“Mr. Ghirmazion has lauded the role of women during the armed struggle in his ‘Lul Kab Af Gebel’ and has richly rewarded us, women,” states Ms. Ghenet Seyoum (Shigom), commenting on Hanqewta, a collection of short stories by Michael Debrezion and Ghirmazion Kidane. “I exhort all women to refer his books,” she adds.
I first heard of Mr. Ghirmai Abraham, the author of Riqetka ETan, a book of poetry released recently, when I heard his poem, Kilte kienka, hade mukhuan (You become two, you become one), about the peace and harmony in Eritrea recited on Eritrean Television some years ago.
Today, the craze of advertisement is on the increase. The art of advertisement is, in fact, a modern development. It has revolutionized the modern trade. Nowadays we have newspaper advertising, magazine ads, radio, television, online, Direct mail and mobile ads.
Culture shock is undeniably a disorienting experience. Transitioning from one way of life to another doesn’t come without a few challenges – even for those who may think they are prepared to embrace a new lifestyle.
Two weeks ago I watched a program on Eri-Tv about a man celebrating his hundredth birthday. Blessed must be the man to live that long to see his children get married and give him grandchildren. It is said in the Good Book that God is with you throughout your life—until your hair is white with age.
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Thursday was Valentine’s Day and I learned according to a newly self proclaimed expert (whose name I can’t reveal for obvious reasons) on all things visible spectral compositions, aka colors; the color we wear on Valentine’s day say a lot about our relationship status.
“Mr. Ghirmazion has lauded the role of women during the armed struggle in his ‘Lul Kab Af Gebel’ and has richly rewarded us, women,” states Ms. Ghenet Seyoum (Shigom), commenting on Hanqewta, a collection of short stories by Michael Debrezion and Ghirmazion Kidane. “I exhort all women to refer his books,” she adds.