Eritrea News Journal

Milton church group shows support for refugees from Eritrea

Members of a Milton youth ministry spent Saturday at the Eritrean Community Center in Roxbury. About 15 teenagers, volunteers from the First Parish Church, spruced up the building, wielding brushes to apply gray paint and planting flowers.

Eritrea Must Be Rearranged

May 9, 2011: Eritrea’s regime just keeps keeping on. Ethiopia’s failure to fulfill its commitment to binding arbitration over their disputed border provides the fire. The ceasefire agreement that ended the Ethiopia-Eritrea War in 2000 led to the binding arbitration pact.

Eritrea: Gov Steps-Up Tourism Efforts

Various department heads of the Anseba Regional Administration said that efforts are being enhanced to make Eritrea a major tourism destination at the international level through properly popularizing the exiting rich tourism potentials and upgrading services.

Eritrea: Residents of Engel Express Gratitude At Social Services Introduced

Social services rendered over the past 20 years in Engel have improved the living standard of nationals in the area. The residents, speaking to Erina confirmed that services in health and education that were non-existent in the past are now available.

Eritrea: Solid Groundwork Laid for Reactivating Tourism Industry, Says Minister

The Minister of Tourism, Ms. Askalu Menkerios, said that solid groundwork has been laid towards reactivating the tourism industry in Eritrea in the post-independence period.

Eritrea: Pilgrims Headed By the Patriarch Returned From Jerusalem

Pilgrims headed by His Holiness Abune Dioskoros, 4th Patriarch of the Eritrean Orthodox Tewahdo Church, that also included members of the Synod, Bishops and the faithful returned home from Jerusalem.

Eritrea: Inhabitants of Adi-Berbere Pledge to Back Up Development Endeavors

The inhabitants of Adi-Berbere administrative area, Elabered sub-zone, commended the development programs being implemented in their locality, and voiced determination to back up such endeavors.

Eritrea: Symposium of Anseba Region Concludes

The two-day symposium of Anseba region in Keren town concluded today. In closing remarks, the regional Administrator, Mr. Gergis Girmai, noted the demanding task of organizing the symposium highlighting the accomplishments of the past 20 years.

Eritrea: Inhabitants of Emberemi Express Satisfaction for Obtaining Social Services

The inhabitants of Emberemi, Massawa sub-zone, and expressed satisfaction for getting access to basic social services. They told ERINA that the construction of the Massawa-Emberemi-Wekiro road has relieved them from the long-standing transport problem they used to encounter.

Eritrea: Factories in Dubarwa Sub-Zone Creating Jobs

Factories in the industrial zone of Dubarwa sub-zone are playing vital role in creating job opportunities and improving the people's lifestyle, stated their employees.

Eritrea: Postal Service Publishes New Stamps

In connection with the 20th anniversary of Independence Day celebrations, the Eritrean Postal Service has printed 3 new formats of stamps portraying the history and unity of the Eritrean people.

Eritrean refugees wrongly rejected: judge

A Federal Court judge has ruled that a Canadian visa officer made critical errors in rejecting four refugee claimants from Eritrea, meaning another three dozen applicants will likely get new hearings as well.

Africa: IFJ Joins Federation of African Journalists' Press Freedom Day Call for Release of Journalists

The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) today joined its African group, the Federation of African Journalists (FAJ) to mark World Press Freedom Day by sending a letter to President Issayas Afewerki of Eritrea, urging him to release all journalists detained by his government.

Eritrea: Journalists Call on Afewerki to Release Detainees

Plea to free captured Britons dismissed by Eritrea's President

Fears are growing for the safety of four British private contractors captured during a gun battle in the Horn of Africa.

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