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Asmara: Africa’s ‘Little Rome’
Wednesday, 03 April 2019 00:34 | Written by shabait Administrator |
  
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Asmara: Africa’s ‘Little Rome’
Wednesday, 03 April 2019 00:34 | Written by shabait Administrator |
Last Updated (Wednesday, 03 April 2019 01:24) |
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At the rarified height of more than 7,625 feet above sea level, one can find a sort of Italian “Shangri La.” To travel by car, train or even airplane requires rising through the clouds and arriving atop a high plain.
Profile, the English language newspaper in Eritrea, is celebrating its 25th Anniversary. Since its inception, it has been embroiled in the most tumultuous time in Eritrea’s post-independence history.
The history of Eritrea is the story of Eritreans’ struggle through the ages against domination and colonization and against the mistreatment and double standard of international community who have tried to affright and keep Eritreans down.
Bronwyn Bruton (2016), in her article ‘Eritrea: Coming In from the Cold’, has tried to explain the conduct of Eritreans in the following words: “Eritreans across the world, whether or not they support the government, demonstrate a strong sense of national identity and display pride in their country.” Every Eritrean has unwavering support for and confidence in the government. The power of their faith in the government enables them to wait with patience. Overtime Eritreans have developed a common attitude of “There is more to life than moving fast.”
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