ስምዑኒ ብጾትና ነብር ሰበ ስልጣን ህግደፍ 1. ኣቶ እብራሂም ቶቲል 2. ኣቶ ተስፋይ ተኽለ 3. ኣቶ ዘምህረት ብ ኣኻትኩም ኣልዒለ ቅልዕቲ መልእኽቲ ክዝርግሕ ሕልናይ ስለ ዝደረኽኒ ሕመረት ትሕዝቱኡ ክኣ ንወሲድኩሞ ዘለኹም መርገጽ ምስቲ ቀደም መራሕትና ከለኹም ቃልስና ንሓርነታዊ ፍትሓዊ ዲሞክራስን፥ምዓርነትን፥ራህዋን፥ሰልምን እና በልኩም ብ ኣማራርሓ ናትኩም ዘጥፋእኩሞም/መን ኣሻሓት ንጹሃት ብጾትና ጀጋኑ ስዉኣት ኤርትራውያን ምስ እዚ […]
By Salah Ibrahim, 22 August 2005 The creation of the Eritrean Federal Democratic Movement (EFDM) and other organisations did not surprise many of us, knowing that the Eritrean government’s policies strongly favour some sectors of our society over others. It is evident that the majority of the people who embraced the philosophy and ideals of […]
Gemalsaidibrahim2000@hotmail The aim of the Eritrean struggle was not only the liberation of the Eritrean land but its object was to establish a constitutional democratic state. Eritrea’s were dreaming Eritrea to be the Singapore of Africa in the form of political stability and economic growth and to be the leading country especially in the horn […]
posted 16 Aug 2005 The aim of the Eritrean struggle was not only the liberation of the Eritrean land but its object was to establish a constitutional democratic state. Eritrea’s were dreaming Eritrea to be the Singapore of Africa in the form of political stability and economic growth and to be the leading country especially […]
But, still a good way to go Eritrean Congress Party July 30, 2005 It has been already announced that the UNITY OF SEVEN, the Eritrean Democratic Front has developed into a solid party namely Eritrean Congress Party. If information is power, then this declaration, a success first of its kind is part of it. Under […]
By Abdul Rahim Ibrahim 28 July 2005 This brief, un-researched and (on-the-go) article is designed to critically consider some of the issues which might be entailed in pursuing the “craft of writing”. Also, in connection with the topic and, if only, for the purpose of illustration, a special mention of Saleh AA Younis […]
This article is a reflection on Mr. Ibrahim Haj’s recent interview on VoE & articles on various websites. Mr. Beshir Nur, 1st secretary & Consul General also conducted an interview on VoE regarding the same subject “situation of Eritrean migrants in Australia”. While I admire both men as persons and brothers, I can’t hide my […]
By Salah Ibrahim, 5 July 2005 People who witnessed last weekend’s “Live 8 Concert” in the big cities of the eight most industrialised nations, commonly known as G8, must have been deeply moved by the global event that attracted over a million people to the different venues. “More than 26 million people worldwide sent text […]
By Woldeyesus Ammar Posted : July 1, 2005 In the old good days when Eritreans were not yet afflicted by the virus of exile, Oceania or Downunder or Australia, as it is commonly known, was considered as a faraway fairy-tale land beyond the reach of any Eritrean. The only compatriot I knew who went that […]
By Taher July 1, 2005 (1) “Yes, our dreams for a free nation kept growing in line with our sacrifices and so were the promises till the pledged day was attained, the day when the enemy was defeated and irrevocably vacated. But the policies of the regime (Eritrean) allowed its (enemy’s) come back and smear […]
