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In a detailed interview with local media, President Isaias Afwerki unveiled the Government of Eritrea's (GOE) ambitious developmental priorities for 2025, highlighting strategic initiatives across critical sectors including water infrastructure, energy, housing, transport, and in
In a candid interview with local media, Eritrean President Isaias Afwerki provided a comprehensive analysis of Ethiopia’s ongoing challenges, highlighting the deep-rooted issues stemming from its constitutional framework and their implications for the region’s stability. The disc
Asmara, Eritrea – The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has become a cornerstone of Eritrea’s development narrative, demonstrating unparalleled success through innovative projects and collaborative partnerships. With a focused agenda aligning closely with the country's
The recent interview with Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, reported by Jane Flanagan in The Times , offers a revealing glimpse into the rhetoric of a leader increasingly detached from the grim realities facing his country. While Abiy’s critique of outdated, paternalistic cha
General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, Chairman of Sudan’s Sovereign Council, arrived in Asmara this morning for a high-level working visit that underscored the close and enduring partnership between Sudan and Eritrea. He was accompanied by a senior delegation, including Minister of Cul
In a heartwarming display of admiration and unity, Newcastle United supporters honored their star striker Alexander Isak with an elaborate tifo and banners ahead of their Premier League clash against West Ham at St. James' Park. The tribute reflected not only Isak’s contributions
Somalia occupies a unique place in Africa. Unlike many other nations on the continent, where multiple ethnicities, languages, and religions coexist, Somalia is defined by striking cultural unity: one language (Somali), one ethnicity, and a predominantly Muslim population. Yet thi
The conflict and shifting realities in Ethiopia’s northern Tigray region have drawn intense international scrutiny. With the area largely closed off to the outside world, global media outlets have struggled to piece together a coherent narrative. Some, including France 24, have g