Wednesday, 08 August 2018 00:25 | Written by Semhar Mebrahtu |
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Diabetes has become one of the rapidly increasing non-communicable diseases that threatens public health all over the world. Eritrea is no exception. The 2010 nation-wide community based survey shows 4.7% prevalence of diabetes in Eritrea. According to Diabetes Atlas magazine, 5th edition, death attributed to diabetes reached over 1,280 in 2012.
Wednesday, 18 July 2018 01:26 | Written by Habtom Tesfamichael |
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The 2018 National youth festival which began on 13 July, attended by more than 20 thousand participants ended on Sunday 15, July. It was a grand blend of events such as cultural shows, sport, educational competitions, seminars, exhibitions, youth theatres and other activities. The festival, held biennially at Sawa, is organized by the NUEYs, Sawa National Service Training Center (SNSTC) and other partners.
Wednesday, 18 July 2018 01:21 | Written by Kesete Ghebrehiwet |
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The progress that has been made in the delivery of healthcare service in Eritrea is quite encouraging and is a stepping stone for the achievements to be realized in the future.
Saturday, 14 July 2018 00:57 | Written by Semhar Mebrahtu |
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The Eritrean Institute of technology (EIT) conferred degrees and diplomas to 1313 of its graduates from the colleges of Engineering, Science and Education at its 11th commencement held on 7th July.
Saturday, 07 July 2018 07:47 | Written by Kesete Gebrehiwet |
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The availability of sustainable energy is determinant in ensuring an all-rounded development of a country. Infrastructural development is mainly dependent on the availability of abundant sources of energy. Renewable sources of energy such as solar, wind and thermal energy are dependable.
Wednesday, 04 July 2018 00:40 | Written by Makda Solomon |
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During, Eritrea’s long and bitter armed struggle for independence many lives were lost, property was destroyed and many people were left with disabilities. After liberation, the government gave full backing to the establishment of the Eritrean war disabled fighters association.
Saturday, 30 June 2018 01:03 | Written by Habtom Tesfamichael |
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Road accident is currently a serious public health problem especially to middle and low income countries. Approximately 1.24 million people die every year on the world’s roads (on average 3,287 deaths a day) and 20-50 million people sustain non-fatal injuries.
Diabetes has become one of the rapidly increasing non-communicable diseases that threatens public health all over the world. Eritrea is no exception. The 2010 nation-wide community based survey shows 4.7% prevalence of diabetes in Eritrea. According to Diabetes Atlas magazine, 5th edition, death attributed to diabetes reached over 1,280 in 2012.
The 2018 National youth festival which began on 13 July, attended by more than 20 thousand participants ended on Sunday 15, July. It was a grand blend of events such as cultural shows, sport, educational competitions, seminars, exhibitions, youth theatres and other activities. The festival, held biennially at Sawa, is organized by the NUEYs, Sawa National Service Training Center (SNSTC) and other partners.
The progress that has been made in the delivery of healthcare service in Eritrea is quite encouraging and is a stepping stone for the achievements to be realized in the future.
The Eritrean Institute of technology (EIT) conferred degrees and diplomas to 1313 of its graduates from the colleges of Engineering, Science and Education at its 11th commencement held on 7th July.
The availability of sustainable energy is determinant in ensuring an all-rounded development of a country. Infrastructural development is mainly dependent on the availability of abundant sources of energy. Renewable sources of energy such as solar, wind and thermal energy are dependable.
During, Eritrea’s long and bitter armed struggle for independence many lives were lost, property was destroyed and many people were left with disabilities. After liberation, the government gave full backing to the establishment of the Eritrean war disabled fighters association.
Road accident is currently a serious public health problem especially to middle and low income countries. Approximately 1.24 million people die every year on the world’s roads (on average 3,287 deaths a day) and 20-50 million people sustain non-fatal injuries.