Category: English Eritreans Residing in Addis Ababa are Required to Register Eritreans residing in different quarters of Addis Ababa are asked to register by the local authorities. The registration should take place starting from 18 July to the beginning of the next months, Erena sources said.
Category: English An Alarming Increase of Violence among Diaspora Eritreans The three recent stabbing occurrences in France which involved Eritrean immigrants are upsetting signs of the increasing violence among Eritreans in the diaspora. On the night of Sunday, 9 July, an Eritrean was stabbed to death, another was critically wounded in a brawl that flared up in the 18th Arrondissement according to the French police. Three days earlier, in Bourges, a city about 240 km north of Paris, a thirty-six-year-old Eritrean woman stabbed a social assistant three times in the belly, the woman who lost a lot of blood is in stable condition.
Category: English ERITREAN AFAR NATIONAL CONGRESS (EANC) July 6, 2022|The Eritrean Afar National Congress (EANC) concluded its three-day congress held from July 1st to 3rd across various cities around the world.The EANC congress delegates including Eritrean political opposition leaders, the leadership of Afar Diaspora, youth groups and Afar intellectuals and regional experts have together expressed their solidarity with the Eritrean Afar people’s causes and resolved their commitment to the struggle for democratic reform in Eritrea.
Category: English Bi-Monthly English Organ of the Eritrean People’ s Democratic Party - EPDP A special panelist from the Eritrean capital of Asmara has, on 11 June 2022, turned an Eritrean opposition symposium to a unique event of its kind not seen since the country’s liberation 31 years ago. The panelist from Asmara, who appeared virtually to address the Washington DC symposium, was none other than the US Embassy Chargé d’Affaires, Steven C. Walkter, who is known among Eritreans for his constant facebook exchanges with the Eritrean minister of ‘information.’
Category: English The Martyrs Day and the Backstabbed Legacy On June 20, Eritreans observed with due honor the Martyrs’ Day. A solemn commemoration evoking a national saga of exemplary heroism, winged pride, and glorious sacrifices. Walls of sitting rooms in homes across the country and abroad are often adorned with the red and green garland-framed martyrdom certificates with an old black-and-white photograph of a beloved son or daughter who fell defending their people’s right in a free and dignified life
