National capacity building programs have continued to show encouraging outcomes in the achievements registered in the education sector. Tertiary level educational institutions that have been offering trainings in academic and technical courses on varied specialties and have been sustainably nurturing competent professionals who have been dispensed in different parts of the country to render services in varied work areas that require well-trained human power.
Southern Denaklia sub-zone covers the largest geographical area of the southern Red Sea Region. Despite its vastness, there was hardly any service rendering institutions. This time, however, as part of the nation’s engagement of implementing such services in most remote parts of the country, this sub-zone has also been gaining benefits of the varied facilities that are being provided to date.
Through cultivating the faculty of imagination one could visualize future developments and the precautions to be taken through transcending time. Noticing the given minimal possibilities and taking initiatives even in the hardest times through pragmatic approaches, hard to believe wonders were came into being at the times of the struggle for independence. Empowering the human power amid the trying war was integral to EPLF’s principle of self-reliance in every aspect of the socio-economic, political, and educational as well as in the day-to-day activities.
Demolished tanks, Urals, personnel carriers and other military vehicles that are remnants of the fierce battle for independence are still scattered all the way to Nakfa depicting the unyielding spirits of the freedom fighters who competed against the hugely armed Ethiopian regime. Shrapnel scattered throughout Nakfa trenches are also portrayals of the shelling that were showered over the foxholes of the EPLF forces in an attempt of destroying them. Axiomatic expression of the late patriot Mrs. Zeyneb Yasin “Even the Stones are Burning” highly reflects the bitter and trying struggle which transcends the limits of human endurance. Such an expression gave rise to a book written by Roy Pateman. Such a beyond compare martyrdom that was paid for the national cause has been commemorated every year on June 20.
Only couple of days are left for Eritrean nationals to commemorate this year’s Martyrs Day on June 20th. Nationals from all over the country and abroad come together in one spirit to pay homage to the sacrifice made by these gallant fighters. For those veteran fighters, the occasion would stir of losing compatriots. While for others, it would be an event to honor the selfless act of their beloved brothers and sisters and tell the story of those compatriots to young generation. Eritrean martyrs are not only remembered in this specific Day dedicated in their honor, but they are living monuments in the heart of every Eritrean.
The Government shoulders the responsibility of caring the families of the fallen heroes who gave their lives for the national cause. Equally significant, nationals inside the country and abroad have also been contributing a quite appreciable share in providing survivors benefit scheme through a five-hundred Nakfa monthly payment.
Empowering people with disabilities was integral to the EPLF’s principle of self-reliance during the struggle for independence. Drawing lessons from such experiences, different orthopedic limbs manufacturing plants have been setup in the post independence period so as to enable citizens with such disabilities earn their living at ease.
National capacity building programs have continued to show encouraging outcomes in the achievements registered in the education sector. Tertiary level educational institutions that have been offering trainings in academic and technical courses on varied specialties and have been sustainably nurturing competent professionals who have been dispensed in different parts of the country to render services in varied work areas that require well-trained human power.
Southern Denaklia sub-zone covers the largest geographical area of the southern Red Sea Region. Despite its vastness, there was hardly any service rendering institutions. This time, however, as part of the nation’s engagement of implementing such services in most remote parts of the country, this sub-zone has also been gaining benefits of the varied facilities that are being provided to date.
Through cultivating the faculty of imagination one could visualize future developments and the precautions to be taken through transcending time. Noticing the given minimal possibilities and taking initiatives even in the hardest times through pragmatic approaches, hard to believe wonders were came into being at the times of the struggle for independence. Empowering the human power amid the trying war was integral to EPLF’s principle of self-reliance in every aspect of the socio-economic, political, and educational as well as in the day-to-day activities.
Demolished tanks, Urals, personnel carriers and other military vehicles that are remnants of the fierce battle for independence are still scattered all the way to Nakfa depicting the unyielding spirits of the freedom fighters who competed against the hugely armed Ethiopian regime. Shrapnel scattered throughout Nakfa trenches are also portrayals of the shelling that were showered over the foxholes of the EPLF forces in an attempt of destroying them. Axiomatic expression of the late patriot Mrs. Zeyneb Yasin “Even the Stones are Burning” highly reflects the bitter and trying struggle which transcends the limits of human endurance. Such an expression gave rise to a book written by Roy Pateman. Such a beyond compare martyrdom that was paid for the national cause has been commemorated every year on June 20.
The Government shoulders the responsibility of caring the families of the fallen heroes who gave their lives for the national cause. Equally significant, nationals inside the country and abroad have also been contributing a quite appreciable share in providing survivors benefit scheme through a five-hundred Nakfa monthly payment.
Empowering people with disabilities was integral to the EPLF’s principle of self-reliance during the struggle for independence. Drawing lessons from such experiences, different orthopedic limbs manufacturing plants have been setup in the post independence period so as to enable citizens with such disabilities earn their living at ease.