Eritrea News Journal
Documents show Eritrea defying Canadian government by using Toronto consulate to raise money for regime
The RCMP and Foreign Affairs are reviewing new allegations that Eritrea’s consulate has continued soliciting money for the East African regime’s military despite being warned to to stop
Eritrea: Independence Day Celebrations Attest the Peace Prevailing in Eritrea - Observers Express
[Shabait]Asmara -The ongoing Independence Day celebrations in general and the unique atmosphere in Independence Avenue in particular attests the peace prevailing peace in Eritrea and harmony of the people, nationals and foreigners who are participating in the celebrations expressed.
Eritrea: New Clinic Opens in Debaisima Administrative Area
[Shabait]Assab -A new clinic has opened in Debaisima Administrative area, Southern Denkalia sub-zone, and the inhabitants expressed satisfaction with the service being rendered by it, the impact of which has become remarkable in simplifying the load as regards outreach medical service.
Eritrea: Dirt Road Linking Akhrur, Hiebo and Adi-Qontsi Villages With Segeneiti Renovated Through Popular Undertaking
[Shabait]Segeneiti -Reports indicated that the dirt road linking Akhrur, Hiebo and Adi-Qontsi villages with Segeneiti urban center has been renovated through popular undertaking which expected to continue with the tasks of soil and water conservation, as well as preparation of farmland.
Eritrea: Keren Residents Finalize Preparations for Independence Day Observances
[Shabait]Keren -The national holidays coordinating committee in Keren city indicated that the residents have finalized preparations for Independence Day observances.
Eritrea: National Association of the Blind Calls for Enhanced Societal and Stakeholder Role in Rehabilitation of Members
[Shabait]Keren -The National Association of the Blind has called for enhanced societal and stakeholder role in the rehabilitation of members. The Association made the call at a meeting in Keren city, during which it was stated that it has been exerting stepped-up endeavors targeting the laying of groundwork to this end, besides promoting community concern regarding visually impaired nationals.
Eritrea: Central Region Administrative Areas Make Ample Preparations for Carnival Shows
[Shabait]Asmara -Reports indicate that Administrative areas in the Central region have made ample preparations for carnival shows in connection with Independence Day observances. The Area administrations further pointed out that such opportunities are good opportunity for popularizing national values.
Escape From An Eritrean Prison
Thousands of prisoners are held in detention camps throughout Eritrea, according to Amnesty International. Here's the story of one man who made it out.
Eritrea: WHO Representatives Laud Eritrea's Accomplishments in Combating Malaria - Report
[Shabait]Asmara -Reports indicated that Eritrea's accomplishments in combating malaria have been applauded by WHO representatives at a joint meeting with the Ministry of Health that was conducted yesterday here in Asmara.
Eritrea: WHO Lauds Accomplishments in Fighting Malaria - Report
[Shabait]Asmara -Reports indicated that Eritrea's accomplishments in combating malaria have been applauded by WHO representatives at a joint meeting with the Ministry of Health that was conducted yesterday here in Asmara.
Eritrea: Presidents Isaias and Xi Jinping Exchange Solidarity Messages in Connection With 20th Anniversary of Eritrean ...
[Shabait]Asmara -President Isaias Afwerki and the Chinese leader, Mr. Xi Jinping, exchanged solidarity messages in connection with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Eritrea and the People's Republic of China (PRC).
Remarkable to witness birth of Eritrea
On May 24th, the small but vibrant East African country of Eritrea celebrates its 22nd year of independence after winning a 30-year war to free itself from the shackles of Ethiopia.
UN human rights expert calls for close scrutiny of Eritrea
By Tesfa-Alem Tekle May 16, 2013 (ADDIS ABABA) - The United Nations special rapporteur on Eritrea, Sheila B. Keetharuth, said the human rights situation in the reclusive Red Sea nation remained “unacceptable”, calling for the country to be closely monitored. Keetharuth made the comments following a visit to Ethiopia and Djibouti as part of her mission to assess the human rights situation in ...
Australia's South Boulder strikes Eritrea Potash deal
NAIROBI (Reuters) - Australia-based South Boulder Mines has handed the reclusive state of Eritrea an increased stake in its Colluli potash mine under the terms of a new joint venture agreement, the miner said in a statement. South Boulder, which had held a 90 percent stake in the potash project, said it and the Eritrean Mining Corporation (ENAMCO) would now each hold a 50 percent stake of a ...
Eritrea Travel Warning
The U.S. Department of State continues to warn U.S. citizens of the risks of travel to Eritrea and strongly recommends U.S. citizens defer all travel to the country.
