Since 1994, right after independence, we Eritreans have been going to Sawa. Why? The center of gravity of Eritrea was shifted from Nakfa during the struggle to Sawa after independence. Why? Simply, to continue the already started nation-building process!
In Veldhoven, located in The Netherlands, the Mayor, Jack Mikkers, is involved in an ongoing hearing about his decision several months ago to cancel an annual meeting of YPFDJ members which was scheduled to take place in the municipality. Mikkers claims he took the decision in order to ensure safety and security after the outbreak of violence involving a small group of demonstrators protesting the event. However, this claim raises considerable questions and is plagued with discrepancies, including its apparent contradiction with the local police authorities’ assertion that the situation was “often under control” and the fact that his decision, in effect, punished the victims rather than the perpetrators of violence.
The graduation of the 30th round members of National Service and 8th round of the Vocational Training Center took place on the 15th of July in the presence of President Isaias Afwerki, ministers, members of the PFDJ executive committee, army officers, regional administrators, parents and other invited guests.
Our local media outlets have, this week, presented a full translation of the reports issued by “Al-Etihad”, an Abu-Dhabi based daily newspaper, which based its story on an earlier post by the “Qatar Insider” website under the topic, Al-Shabaab: A gateway for Qatar to instigate chaos in the Horn of Africa”. To mention some of the main points of the article:
The Horn of Africa, one of the world’s most unstable regions, has experienced great shifts in recent times. Peace and stability were long out of sight and mind, while threats and dangers were persistent clouds that rained fresh misery. In recent years, thousands have migrated from the region, while hungry and angry Ethiopians have maintained massive anti-government demonstrations that laid bare the shortcomings of the EPRDF.
Throughout the world, there are cultural and natural heritage sites that are considered to have special importance to humankind. Among these sites, some are considered to be of outstanding value to humanity. A site becomes a World Heritage site when it is inscribed onto the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization’s (UNESCO) World Heritage List for its outstanding universal value.
Asmara College of Health Sciences graduated 565 students at its 9th commencement on July 02, 2017 at the University of Asmara. Out of the total number of graduates, 286 earned bachelor’s degrees and 279 diplomas from the School of Allied Health professions (SAHP), School of Nursing (SoN), School of Pharmacy and School of Public Health. Of the total figures 45% are females. Since its first commencement in 1999, the college has graduated 3145 students.
Since 1994, right after independence, we Eritreans have been going to Sawa. Why? The center of gravity of Eritrea was shifted from Nakfa during the struggle to Sawa after independence. Why? Simply, to continue the already started nation-building process!
The graduation of the 30th round members of National Service and 8th round of the Vocational Training Center took place on the 15th of July in the presence of President Isaias Afwerki, ministers, members of the PFDJ executive committee, army officers, regional administrators, parents and other invited guests.
Our local media outlets have, this week, presented a full translation of the reports issued by “Al-Etihad”, an Abu-Dhabi based daily newspaper, which based its story on an earlier post by the “Qatar Insider” website under the topic, Al-Shabaab: A gateway for Qatar to instigate chaos in the Horn of Africa”. To mention some of the main points of the article:
Throughout the world, there are cultural and natural heritage sites that are considered to have special importance to humankind. Among these sites, some are considered to be of outstanding value to humanity. A site becomes a World Heritage site when it is inscribed onto the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization’s (UNESCO) World Heritage List for its outstanding universal value.
Asmara College of Health Sciences graduated 565 students at its 9th commencement on July 02, 2017 at the University of Asmara. Out of the total number of graduates, 286 earned bachelor’s degrees and 279 diplomas from the School of Allied Health professions (SAHP), School of Nursing (SoN), School of Pharmacy and School of Public Health. Of the total figures 45% are females. Since its first commencement in 1999, the college has graduated 3145 students.