The summer months of July and August in Eritrea always see a lot of wedding ceremonies. The streets are jammed with traffic because of the more than normal flow of vehicles, most of which are cars accompanying marring couples. Given that it is summer, rain, as much as it is welcome, is somewhat considered enemy number one. Nobody wants rain on the day that the bride is wearing white and everybody is in their best outfits.
The Tour of Eritrea is still going on with intense fervor. It has so far covered 2 one day races and 4 stages; and the climb towards Asmara from Massawa is going on today as scheduled. In our previous publication we had reported the Tour up until the first stage. Here follows how it went afterwards.
This is an event Eritrean people are glad to host. The Tour of Eritrea is somewhat an accord Eritreans bestow foreigners to share and rejoice in the passion they have for cycling. With a legacy that goes back way in time, cycling has become Eritrea’s most celebrated sport.
Running the Marathon in less than two hours has never been achieved to-date. Marathon in less than two hours is predicted to be achieved no earlier 2075. But the famous Nike Company doesn’t seem to agree. In 2014, Nike announced a project called “Breaking Two”, a plan to break running’s most challenging time in 2017 and make history.
Eritrean students have started celebrating the 8th Annual Inter- College Festival. Students from Eritrea’s various institutions of higher education have gathered from the 30th of March until the 2nd of April at the College of Business and Economics, located in Halhale. The structure and number of our IHE’s fit the “one people, one heart” motto that represents the beauty and diversity of Eritrean people.
Samuel Taylor Coleridge (1772– 1834), British poet, has said that readers are divided into four classes: The first are like the hourglass and their reading being as the sand, it runs in and runs out, and leaves not a vestige behind, only reading for the sake of getting through time.
There’s nothing like the smell of old books or the crack of a new one’s spine. And it turns out that diving into a page-turner can also offer benefits toward your health and happiness.
The summer months of July and August in Eritrea always see a lot of wedding ceremonies. The streets are jammed with traffic because of the more than normal flow of vehicles, most of which are cars accompanying marring couples. Given that it is summer, rain, as much as it is welcome, is somewhat considered enemy number one. Nobody wants rain on the day that the bride is wearing white and everybody is in their best outfits.
The Tour of Eritrea is still going on with intense fervor. It has so far covered 2 one day races and 4 stages; and the climb towards Asmara from Massawa is going on today as scheduled. In our previous publication we had reported the Tour up until the first stage. Here follows how it went afterwards.
This is an event Eritrean people are glad to host. The Tour of Eritrea is somewhat an accord Eritreans bestow foreigners to share and rejoice in the passion they have for cycling. With a legacy that goes back way in time, cycling has become Eritrea’s most celebrated sport.
Running the Marathon in less than two hours has never been achieved to-date. Marathon in less than two hours is predicted to be achieved no earlier 2075. But the famous Nike Company doesn’t seem to agree. In 2014, Nike announced a project called “Breaking Two”, a plan to break running’s most challenging time in 2017 and make history.
Eritrean students have started celebrating the 8th Annual Inter- College Festival. Students from Eritrea’s various institutions of higher education have gathered from the 30th of March until the 2nd of April at the College of Business and Economics, located in Halhale. The structure and number of our IHE’s fit the “one people, one heart” motto that represents the beauty and diversity of Eritrean people.
Samuel Taylor Coleridge (1772– 1834), British poet, has said that readers are divided into four classes: The first are like the hourglass and their reading being as the sand, it runs in and runs out, and leaves not a vestige behind, only reading for the sake of getting through time.
There’s nothing like the smell of old books or the crack of a new one’s spine. And it turns out that diving into a page-turner can also offer benefits toward your health and happiness.