Eritrea - Ministry of Information

Although agricultural activities in Eritrea is not limited to the summer season, most of the Eritrean people toils and moils with the onset of the rainy season so as to secure annual yield. In areas where the distribution of annual rainfall is erratic, it is imperative to put efforts into ventures through impounding rainwater in water harvesting structures for yearlong vast agroindustrial activities. Accordingly, the Eritrean people, which prides itself of industriousness, is working hard as ever to capitalize on the promising growing season.

Media outlets have lately been taking center stage with money laundering at issue that former Egyptian President, Hosni Mubarak, is due to be indicted for corruption during his tenure as president. According to Bloomberg, the sum total of money Mubarak embezzled is $70 billion.

The annual Eritrea Festival, which was held at the national level here in Asmara from 22 through 31 July 2011, came to an end manifesting as ever the civilization and peaceful coexistence of the Eritrean people. The key to the country’s past and present-day exploits lies in the collective aspiration that gradually evolved, as well as strong national harmony underpinning thereof. Various socio-political factors that gave rise to this soft component are attributive to the role Eritrea’s national festivals played.

In conjunction with the reportedly ‘drought-hit’ Horn of Africa region, the U.S. Administration has lately issued a dumbfounding statement stipulating ‘Washington is in a position to render assistance to the Eritrean people despite the Government’s declining to provide any information whatsoever.’