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Eritrea: Eritrea - Cost of Independence
Addis Fortune, 31 May 2016
Given the 15 years of United Nations sanctions and Eritrea being one of the largest sources of migrating people in the world, I wonder if there is a good cause to celebrate that… Read more »
25 Years On, Eritreans Still Yearns for Freedom
Exactly 25 years ago this month the Eritrean People's Liberation Front marched into Asmara, sending the Ethiopian forces they had been fighting for 30 years scrambling out of the city, writes Valerie Frank* for The Conversation Africa.
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Eritrea: 25 Years After Independence Eritreans Still Yearn for Freedom
The Conversation Africa, 23 May 2016
Eritrea marks 25 years of independence from Ethiopia this month. It is now one of the most underdeveloped countries in the world and is run by a repressive government. The… Read more »
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Eritrea: Messages of Congratulations
Shabait, 17 May 2016
The leaders of the Republic of South Sudan, Croatia and Mexico send messages of congratulations to the Government and people of Eritrea in connection with the Silver jubilee… Read more »
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Eritrea: Participation of Eritreans From Diaspora in Independence Day Celebrations
Shabait, 13 May 2016
A large number of Eritreans residing in different parts of the world are flocking to participate in the Silver Jubilee Independence Day celebrations. Read more »
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Eritrea: Policy Advice on Eritrea's Refugee Crisis
Nordic Africa Institute, 26 April 2016
Five thousand refugees leave Eritrea each month according to UNHCR, making it one of the world’s fastest-emptying countries. In a new policy note, researcher Redie Bereketeab… Read more »
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Eritrea: Questions No One Asks About Eritrea
African Arguments, 6 January 2016
Reports on Eritrea tend to ask why so many are fleeing the country. The more relevant question is: Why are so many fleeing the country now? Read more »
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Eritrea: What We Talk About When We Talk About Change in Eritrea - The Case of Education
African Arguments, 1 September 2015
Events in Eritrea are often interpreted in terms of what they mean for the strength of the regime. But this lens can lead us to devalue ingenuity and change led by Eritreans… Read more »
