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ጉጅለ ባህሊ ያታ ዞባ ደ/ቀ/ባሕሪ ኣብ ዲጋ ምስላም(ገርገራ)

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Tour to Historical Sites in Adi-Keih Sub-zone

@shabait

Aug 22, 2025



Diaspora nationals on vacation in their country, visited historical and developmental sites in the Adi-Keih sub-zone on 19 August. The tour was organized by the PFDJ Central Office.

Upon arrival at the Adi-Keih College of Business and Social Science, they were warmly welcomed by the residents of Adi-Keih and the college community.

They also visited the historical sites of Kohaito, Ishga, Safira Dam, and the ancient Egyptian tomb, where they received briefings from knowledgeable guides about the background and history of the sites.

Indicating that such tours to historical and developmental sites have been conducted for the third time, Mr. Solomon Tareke, from the PFDJ office, said that nationals from various countries participated in the tour.

Expressing satisfaction for visiting the historical and developmental sites and receiving the briefings, the participants conveyed their gratitude for the warm welcome extended to them by the residents of Adi-Keih.

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At the White House with NSC’s Brandon McNamara: we explored ways to anchor U.S.-Eritrea relations through trade & investment, and agreed on the need for a RESET turning past disruptions into a future of dialogue, cooperation, and peace. Dawit Haile: @DawitHaile91





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Statement by H.E. Mr. Estifanos Afeworki
Ambassador of the State of Eritrea to Japan and Head of Delegation of the State of Eritrea to TICAD9
City of Yokohama, August 20–22, 2025

https://shabait.com/2025/08/22/statemen ... -yokohama/



H.E. Mr. KISHIDA Fumio, Representative of the Government of Japan, Former Prime Minister of Japan

H.E. Mr. João Manuel Gonçalves Lourenço, AU Chairperson, President of Angola

Let me begin by expressing our delegation’s utmost appreciation for the invitation extended to the State of Eritrea by Japan to participate in the Ninth Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD9), being held in the City of Yokohama from August 20 to 22, 2025.

It is also an honor for me, to take this opportunity, to join hands with all the esteemed participants of this event and to express our gratitude to the co-organizers for their constructive contributions made for the successful preparation of this important conference.

Regional peace and security dilemmas currently facing the Middle East, the Horn of Africa, and the Nile Basin countries are of strategic concern to my Government of Eritrea—which is in a crucial period of building a nation-state of economic strength, home-grown consensus on human security, culture, politics, democracy, and governance as the main essence and benchmark of its future growth. A nation straddling 3,300 kms on the Red Sea, which includes 354 islands in one of the main trade corridors of the world with its future pegged on a safe, peaceful, secure, economically integrated, and competitive neighborhood.

People in the region deserve, more than at any time in their recent history, peace not wars and conflicts, be it covert or overt. It is imperative for TICAD9 to limelight and join future mutual efforts in maintaining stability and prosperity in this strategic region in particular.

Peace and security are not a choice, but a must for our region and for the planet. Developed economies have much to benefit from this trajectory of history because essential energy and critical mineral resources do matter to their economies, more than at any time now.

In brief, TICAD9’s focus on building a win-win, robust bridge of energy and mineral resources diplomacy for the transfer of technology, know-how, and capital is the only viable future, not conflicts and wars now. Powers in the region should desist from the temptations of militarization, proxy wars to revive historical military engagements because current global economic crisis status deserve a better option, with unwavering recognition of international law, UN and the African Union Charters.

Thank you.







On the side-line of #TICAD9, Eritrea’s participation in Business Expo AFRICA LOUNGE was to promote the investment policy and partnership opportunities availed in different economic sectors of the country to the public and private sector of Japan. @EritreaEmbJP

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At the White House with NSC’s Brandon McNamara: we explored ways to anchor U.S.-Eritrea relations through trade & investment, and agreed on the need for a RESET turning past disruptions into a future of dialogue, cooperation, and peace.

Lets rebunk the feel good kind of news of the supporters of the sodomite dictator.

Investors needs two things to invest in any country which are.

Unfair practice .

Wedi Medhin Berad is running the country like a Mafia entity where unfair practice is widespread.....2 years ago, the black market which involves currency exchange was more or less conducted by the regime.

lack of law. lawlessness


If the regime wake up all of a sudden and appropriate your asset, which legal frame is going to decide that the property belong to you when there is no law in Eritrea. and who is going to assure you that you funds are are safe and any dispute are going to be resolved fairly.


Wedi Medhin Berad skunis.....You need to buy brain.

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Q & A
Dexter Story: Bridging Academic Research and Living Tradition

By: Sabrina Solomon

https://shabait.com/2025/08/23/dexter-s ... tradition/

Aug 23, 2025



Dexter Story, a distinguished ethnomusicologist, composer, and producer, is celebrated for his profound academic and artistic connection to Eritrean culture. A graduate of UCLA with an M.A. in African Studies and a Ph.D. in ethnomusicology, his doctoral dissertation, Guayla Nation, explores the traditional Tigrigna music of Eritrea. A frequent visitor to the Eritrean National Festival since 2017, Story uniquely bridges his scholarly work with the living traditions he experiences firsthand.

Known for his critically acclaimed albums Wondem and Bahir, Story’s musical work is heavily influenced by East African sounds, including Ethio-jazz. For him, African music embodies themes of joy, liberation, and resilience.

Your Ph.D. thesis, Guayla Nation, explores the cultural significance of guayla music. After years of academic study, how does experiencing this living tradition firsthand at the national festival, a microcosm of Eritrean culture, enrich or challenge your understanding?

I feel incredibly fortunate to experience the Eritrean National Festival firsthand. Guayla Nation was my attempt to shed light on a culture and a music form that is rarely studied in academic circles. What has been most enriching is seeing that guayla does not exist in isolation. It’s not just an isolated village or tribal music; it exists within the broader context of Eritrean nationalism, encompassing nine ethnic groups and six zones with regional differences. The challenge, then, is to allow guayla to maintain its own unique identity and story without overshadowing or undermining the unity and inclusivity that are so prominent here.

You’ve been a frequent visitor to the national festival, since 2019. What are your most significant observations regarding the evolution of Eritrean music and culture, and how have they influenced your own creative work?

I’ve been lucky to see the festival since 2019, with a couple of years missed. What I’ve observed is a revolution in expertise; this year, all the zones seemed to be at the same high level of performance. During my first visits, some zones were clearly more advanced than others. I have also seen more people engaging with the culture within the festival. I was previously limited in my understanding of Eritrean culture, but fortunately, coming to the festival has allowed me to incorporate new musical influences—even something as simple as a rhythm—into my own creative work. These observations inform both my music and my academic writing.

The national festival, is often seen as a reflection of Eritrea’s reality. As an academic specializing in this region, what are your insights into how the peaceful coexistence and unity among the country’s nine ethnic groups are nurtured and maintained?

The most striking thing about Eritrea is its inclusiveness. In a world full of racism, tribalism, and imperialism, the narrative here is one of mutual uplift. I’ve noticed a focus on community and family, rather than on the self. People are not preoccupied with, whether their ethnic group is better than others. It’s incredible to see how people speak about other ethnic groups, almost as well as they know their own. This sense of togetherness and community, is a truly remarkable and rare harmony.

There often appears to be a disconnect, between the peace and stability on the ground in Eritrea and the way the country is portrayed internationally. How do you reconcile these contrasting narratives?

Reconciling these narratives, is perhaps the most challenging part of my work. The international conversation about Eritrea is often completely false. I have found this country to be one of the safest and most community-oriented places I have ever witnessed. It’s a country that also excels in gender parity. I’ve studied this extensively, but seeing it firsthand is another thing entirely. It’s fantastic to see that women have almost the same power as men, a stark contrast to many patriarchal societies. This equality is even reflected in my guayla research, where I’ve observed that the musical expression is as much a woman’s as it is a man’s. To anyone who questions this, I simply say: you have to see it for yourself. I’m not selling a narrative; I’m just telling you what I have personally witnessed on the ground. I hope more people come and see it for themselves.

Eritrean culture is often described as a form of “cultural resilience.” How do you see the festival reflecting this concept?



The festival itself is an interesting entity. Many people don’t know it was not allowed to be held in Eritrea for a long time and had to be organized in Bologna, first. The fact that it eventually came home and was established here is a testament to its cultural resilience. At the Expo, every ethnic group and culture is allowed full expression. It’s not just a facade; people bring their actual life experiences, their weddings, and their cultural artifacts to the space. You can see newlyweds in the Tigrigna space and newlyweds in the Kunama space. This ability of every ethnic group to fully express itself in one unified space is a powerful form of cultural resilience. I’ve never seen anything like it.

Beyond the official exhibits, what personal emotions have been most prominent for you while here?

The most enduring thing for me is the way people interact with each other. You see everyone talking, sitting down together, and having coffee—elders and youngsters in the same space. That is a quality of life that cannot be bought. It’s about working hard on your unity with people, which I think is one of the most profound things we can do as human beings. I’ve also never met an Eritrean who didn’t say “hello” back to me. No one seems so upset that they can’t be polite. It’s a simple thing that has moved me to tears, and everyone has offered me tea or coffee. I love it.

As an artist who blends East African sounds with other influences, did any specific exhibition stand out to you?
The festival is incredible. I’d be underselling it to call it just a music and arts festival. It’s a showcase of the developments across all the zones, where each one represents its progress in areas like agriculture and industry, not just culture. This blew me away. What also impressed me was the sheer joy on the performers’ faces. As musicians, we sometimes get too serious about what we do, but here, the performers express a genuine inner joy. They aren’t just performing; they are being a part of something that speaks to them on a deeper level.

What message would you share with Eritreans in the diaspora? How can they best contribute to its development?

There is so much to learn from Eritrea. I applaud the unity I see in the diaspora, but there is a fantastic opportunity that comes from having a sovereign home, a place you can call your own. As a Black American, I don’t have that; I share my country with many other ethnic groups. Here, you can come home and share this land with your nine indigenous ethnic groups. It belongs to you. Come and invest your resources in this paradise. Trust me, being off the grid is a cleanse we all need. If I, as a Black American, am telling you to come and not lose this, you should.

Do you have a final message?

I am humbled by the privilege of being here to study guayla music. This research isn’t for me; my goal is to pass this knowledge on. I have spoken to my Eritrean colleagues about raising a new generation to appreciate and preserve the richness of this music. I hope to impart the knowledge I’ve gained to help younger Eritreans fully appreciate their incredible culture. This work would not be possible without the support of the Eritrean government, Ambassador Zemede Tecle, Mr. Yemane Ghebreab, and all my colleagues. I am truly grateful.

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On August 22, 2025, Cinema Asmara hosted the vibrant launch of "ዲፕሎማሲ ሰላም", a compelling book authored by Fitsum Amha, marking a significant literary milestone in Eritrea's capital.




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The Arabic Language School in Asmara has triumphantly concluded its eighth session on 22/08/2025, significantly advancing linguistic education and cultural enrichment in Eritrea.

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“ዝዓበየ ሕልመይ፡ ንኤርትራ ምግልጋል እዩ ነይሩ” ዶ/ር ሓሊ ያሲን ሓሰን

ሚርያም ዮሴፍ @shabait

Aug 23, 2025



ዶ/ር ሓሊ ያሲን ሓሰን፡ ሓንቲ ካብ’ቶም ኣብ ስደት ተወሊዶም ዝዓበዩ ኤርትራውያን መንሰያት እያ። ንኤርትራ፡ እንትርፎ ኣብቲ ናይ ዕረፍቲ ግዜኣ ንምሕላፍ ዝመጸትሉ እዋን፡ ዝበዝሐ ግዜ ብዕላል ወለዳ እያ ትፈልጣ። ዓውዲ ሕክምና ድሕሪ ምዝዛማ ዝነበራ ዝዓበየ ባህጊ ድማ፡ ኣብ ኤርትራ ሃገራዊ ግቡእካ ምፍጻም እዩ ነይሩ። ምስ ዶ/ር ሓሊ ዝገበርናዮ ሓጺር ዕላል እምበኣር ናባኹም ነብሎ። ሰናይ ንባብ!

ሕቶ: ዶ/ር ሓሊ፡ ምስ ነብስኺ ከተላልይና?

መልሲ: የቐንየለይ፡ ስመይ ሓሊ ይበሃል። ካብ ኣደይ ወይዘሮ ሰሚራ ጣሃ፡ ኣቦይ ኣቶ ያሲን ሓሰን ብሚያዝያ 1994 ኣብ ከተማ መካ፡ ስዑዲ ዓረብ ተወሊደ። ኣብታ ሸሞንተ ዝኣባላታ ስድራቤት፡ ካብ ሽዱሽተ ኣሕዋተይ መበል ካልአይቲ እየ። ወለደይ ቅድሚ ናጽነት ናብ ስዑዲ ዝተሰዱ ኤርትራውያን እዮም። ስለዚ፡ ኩልና ኣሕዋት ኣብኡ ተወሊድና ዝዓበና ኢና።

ሕቶ: ኣተዓባብያኺ ከመይ እዩ ነይሩ?

መልሲ: ኤርትራዊ ኣተዓባብያ እየ ዓብየ። ኣብ ኣተዓባብያና ዝዓበየ ተራ ዝተጻወቱ ድማ ወለደይ እዮም። ዋላ እኳ ኣብ ስደት እንተ ዓበና፡ ኣተዓባብያና ካብ ናይ ኤርትራውያን ስድራቤታት ዝፍለ ኣይነበረን። ኩልና ስድራቤት ብሓባር ኮፍ ኣብ እንብለሉ፡ ዛዕባና ብዛዕባ ሃገርና፡ ህዝብና፡ ናይ ሕብረተሰብና ወግዕን ክብርታትን እዩ ነይሩ። ብተወሳኺ፡ ዓመት-ዓመት ኣዝማድናን ሃገርናን ክንበጽሕ ናብ ኤርትራ ንመጽእ ብምንባርና፡ ካብ ናይ ሃገርና ዝተፈልየ ኣተዓባብያ ኣይነበረናን።

ሕቶ: ናይ ትምህርቲ ድሕረ ባይታኽን ተመክሮኽን ከመይ ይመስል?

መልሲ : ካብ መባእታ ክሳዕ ናይ ካልኣይ ደረጃ፡ ኣብ ናይ ኣዋልድ (ናይ ዓረብ) ቤት ትምህርቲ ተኸታቲለ። እቲ ቤት ትምህርቲ ናይ ኣዋልድ ብምንባሩ ጥራይ ዘይኮነ፡ ሃይማኖታውን ባህላውን ልምድታት ናይቲ ዓዲ ተደሚርዎ፡ ምስ ደቂ ተባዕትዮ ኮነ ምስ ዝበዝሐ ክፋል ናይቲ ሕብረተሰብ ክትሕወስ ዘፍቅድ ኣይነበረን። ብባህረይ ሓፋር ስለ ዝነበርኩ፡ ኣብ ማሕበራዊ ሂወተይ ንፈለማ ዝተመኮርኩሉ ቦታ እዩ ነይሩ። ነፍሰይ ክፈልጥ’ውን ኣኽኢሉኒ እዩ።

ኣብ ትምህርተይ ልዑል ተገዳስነት ነይሩኒ። ወለደይ፡ ጻዕራም ምንባረይን፡ ትምህርተይ ብግቡእ እከታተል ከም ዝነበርኩን፡ ምብኳር’ውን እፈቱ ከም ዘይነበርኩን ኩሉ ግዜ ካብ ዘዕልሉኒ እዩ። ድሕሪ እዚ፡ ናብ ላዕለዋይ ደረጃ ትምህርቲ ቅድሚ ምቕጻለይ፡ ናይ ቋንቋ እንግሊዝ ዓቕመይ ክብ ንምባል፡ ኣብ ከተማ ጅዳ ንኤርትራውያን ዝወሃብ ናይ ትምህርቲ ዕድል ተኸፊቱ ብምንባሩ፡ ኣብኡ ንሓደ ዓመት ተማሂረ። ድሕሪኡ ናብ ላዕለዋይ ደረጃ ትምህርቲ ቀጺለ።

ብዓውዲ ሕክምና ናይ ምቕጻል ዝንባለ እዩ ነይሩኒ። ሞያይ ሰባት ኣብ ምሕጋዝ ዘተኮረ ክኸውን እደሊ ነይረ። ምዕባየይ ሓፍተይ ኣብ ዮርዳኖስ ብዓውዲ ፋርማሲ ትመሃረሉ ኣብ ዝነበረት እዋን ብሓንሳብ ክንከውን እኳ እንተ መደብኩ፡ ምስቲ ክመሃሮ ዝደለኹ ዓውዲ ስለ ዘይተሳነየለይ ግን ክኸውን ኣይከኣለን። በዚ መሰረት፡ ኣብ ሱዳን፡ ኣብ ሓንቲ ናይ ሕክምና ዩኒቨርሲቲ ኣመልኪተ ኣብ ዝደልዮ ዓውዲ ክጽንበር ዕድል ረኺበ። ኣብ 2013 ድማ ናይ ሕክምና ትምህርተይ ንምክትታል ናብ ሱዳን ኣምሪሐ።
ኣብ ሱዳን፡ ካብ ዝተፈላለያ ሃገራት ናይ ሕክምና ትምህርተን ክከታተላ ዝመጽኣ ዓሰርተ ዝኾና ኤርትራውያን ጸኒሐናኒ። ኣብ ሂወተይ ዘይርስዖ ዓቢ ደገፍ’ውን ገይረናለይ። ብድሕሪ’ዚ፡ ንሓሙሽተ ዓመት ትምህርተይ ድሕሪ ምክትታል፡ ብዓውዲ ሓፈሻዊ ሕክምና ተመሪቐ። ንሓደ ዓመት ድማ ኣብ ሱዳን ኣብ ዝርከባ ዝተፈላለያ ሆስፒታላት ንልምምድ ወጺአ።



ሕቶ: ሕክምና ክንዮ ብክልሰ ሓሳብ ብግብሪ ዝጀመርክሉ እዋን እዩ ነይሩ እሞ፡ ኣብ ሱዳን ዝነበረ ናይ ሓደ ዓመት ናይ ስራሕ ተመኩሮኺኸ ከመይ ትግምግምዮ?

መልሲ: ኣብ ሱዳን ኣብ ሰለስተ ሆስፒታላት ማለት፡ ኢብራሂም ማሊክ፡ በሻይር ከምኡ’ውን ሶባ እየ ንናይ ልምምድ ስራሕ ወጺአ። ኣብ ክፍሊ መጥባሕቲ፡ ተመላለስቲ ሕሙማት፡ ሕክምና ህጻናት፡ ወሊድ፡ ወዘተ፡ ነቲ ብክልሰ ሓሳብ ዝተመሃርክዎ ብግብሪ ድርዒ ክውስኸሉ ክኢለ። ኣብ ሱዳን፡ ኣብ ዝተፈልየን ዘይፈልጦን ሕብረተሰብ ኣትየ ስለ ዝሰራሕኩ፡ ከም ተመክሮ ቀሊል ኣይነበረን። ግደ ሓቂ፡ ምስቲ ድሒረ ኣብ ኤርትራ ዝጸናሕኩዎ ከወዳድሮ ከለኹ ናይ ሰማይን ምድርን ፍልልይ ዘለዎ ተመክሮ እዩ።

ሕቶ: ሕጂ ሓኪም ኴንኪ ንስራሕ ዓለም ተጸንቢርኪዮ ኣለኺ። ናይ ስራሕ ተመክሮኺ ኣበይን ከመይን እዩ ነይሩ?

መልሲ: ኣብ መወዳእታ 2019፡ ክልተ ሰሙን ቅድሚ ለበዳ ኮሮና ኣብ ሱዳን ዝነበረኒ ናይ ትምህርትን ስራሕን ግዜ ዛዚመ ናብ ስዑድያ ተመሊሰ። ስድራቤተይ፡ ብፍላይ ድማ ኣቦይ፡ ኩሉ ግዜ ትምህርቲ ድሕሪ ምዝዛመይ ናብ ኤርትራ መጺአ ከገልግል ይነግሩኒ ነይሮም። እዚ፡ እቲ ከተግብሮ ዝደሊ ዝዓበየ ሕልመይ እዩ ነይሩ። ስለዚ፡ ዝቐጸለ መደበይ ናብ ኤርትራ ምምጻእ እዩ ነይሩ። እንተ ኾነ፡ ብሰንኪ ዝተኸስተ ለበዳ ኮሮና ቫይረስ፡ ኩሉ ምንቅስቓሳት ደው ስለ ዝበለ፡ ሕልመይ ክዉን ክኸውን ኣይከኣለን። ንኽልተ ዓመት ድማ ኣብ ስዑዲ ሰሪሐ። ኩነታት እናተመሓየሸ ይኸይድ ብምንባሩ፡ ምስታ ፈለማ ኣገልግሎት ክትህብ ዝጀመረት ነፋሪት ምስ ስድራይ ናብ ኤርትራ መጺአ።

ሕቶ: ኤርትራ’ሞ ከመይ ተቐቢላትኪ፡ ብኸመይ ኢኺ’ኸ ናብ ስራሕ ኣቲኺ?

መልሲ: ናብ ኤርትራ ቅድሚ ምምጽአይ፡ ገለ ሰባት፡ ኣብ ወጻኢ ተወሊድኪ ስለ ዝዓበኺ ናብራ ኣይትኽእልዮን ኢኺ ዝበሉኒ ነይሮም። ስድራይ፡ ህዝበይ፡ ናብ ዘለዉዎ ዓዲ’ምበር ናብ ዓዲ ጓና ኣይኮንኩን ዝኸይድ ዘለኹ እዩ ነይሩ መልሰይ። በዚ መሰረት፡ ቅድሚ ምምጽአይ፡ ኣብ ስዑድያ ንዘሎ ኤምባሲና መደበይ ድሕሪ ምሕባር፡ ዘድልየኒ ደገፍ ኣስኒቖም ሰዲዶምኒ። ናብ ኤርትራ ምስ መጻእኩ ድማ፡ ናብ ሃገራዊ ማሕበር መንእሰያትን ተመሃሮን ኤርትራ ኣምሪሐ።

ሃማመተኤ ብጽቡቕ መንፈስ እዮም ተቐቢሎምኒ። ንሞያይ ኣብ ግምት ብምእታው ድማ፡ ናብቲ ከድምዓሉ ዝኽእል ቦታ ማለት ናብ ሚኒስትሪ ጥዕና ተላኢኸ፣ ናብ ሆስፒታል ኦሮታ ተመዲበ ድማ ስርሐይ ጀሚረ።
ሓጺር ናይ ስራሕ ተመክሮ እዩ ነይሩኒ። ኣብ ሆስፒታል ኦሮታ ዝቐሰምኩዎ ተመክሮ ግን፡ ዋላ ብሕጂ ንዝመጽእ ናይ ስራሕ ተመክሮይ ዝወዳደር ኣይክኸውንን እዩ። ኣብ ሆስፒታል ኦሮታ ሽድሽተ ወርሒ ምስ ሰራሕኩ፡ ብሰንኪ ውልቃዊ ጉዳያት ንክልተ ሰሙን ናብ ስዑድያ ክምለስ ነይሩኒ። እንተ ኾነ፡ መምለሲ ወረቐተይ ኣብ ዝመደብኩሉ ግዜ ካብ ስዑድያ ከውጽኣኒ ስለ ዘይከኣለ፡ ካብ ዝሓሰብኩዎ ወጻኢ ብዙሕ ኣዋርሕ ከደ። ሃመይን ቀልበይን ምስ’ቶም ኣብ ኤርትራ ዝገደፍኩዎም መሳርሕተይ፡ ብጾተይን ብዙሕ ተመክሮ ዝቐሰምኩሎም ተሓከምትን እዩ ነይሩ። ናብ ኤርትራ ደጊመ ክምለስ ዝገበረኒ ቀንዲ ምኽንያት’ውን፡ እቲ ኣብ ቀዳማይ እግረይ ዝነበረ ዘይርሳዕን ሃብታምን ተመኩሮ እዩ። ኮይኑ ድማ፡ ኣብ 2024 ደጊመ ተመሊሰ ናብ ስራሕ ተጸምቢረ።

ንኣዋርሕ ስለ ዝተፈለኹ፡ ተሰኪፈ ነይረ። እንተ ኾነ፡ ኣሕዋትካ፡ ኣሕዋትካ ምዃኖም ኣይተርፍን እዩ፡ ኣባላት ሆስፒታል ኦሮታ ኣዝዩ ፍሽሑው ኣቀባብላ ገይሮምለይ። ብሓፈሻ ኣብ ኤርትራ ኣብ ዝጸናሕኩሉ እዋን ዝነበረ ተመክሮ ብሕጂ ክንደየናይ ከይድገም። ትግሃት፡ ምቕሉልነት፡ ኣኽብሮት፡ ምብህሃልን ናይ ስራሕ ናጽነትን እየ ተማሂረ። ልዕሊ ዝኾነ፡ ካብ ህዝብና፡ ካብቲ ኣገልግሎት ደልዩ ዝመጽእ ተገልጋላይ ዝቐሰምክዎ ትምህርቲ ብቓላት ዘይግለጽ እዩ። ቋንቋ፡ ክብርታት ሕብረተሰብ፡ ግቡእ ኣዘራርባን ኣቀራርባን ካብ ተሓከምተይ እየ ተማሂረዮ። ኣብ ክፍሊ ህጹጽ ረድኤት ስለ ዝነበርኩ ድማ፡ ምስ ኩሉ ዓይነት ሰብ ክራኸብ ኣኽኢሉኒ እዩ። ብሓፈሻ ምስ ኩሎም መሳርሕተይ ተዛካሪን መሃርን ግዜ ከሕልፍ ክኢለ እየ።



ሕቶ: ምስ ዓበይቲ ሓካይም ናይ ሃገርና ክትሰርሒ’ውን ዕድል ረኺብኪ ኢኺ። ካብኦም እንታይ ቀሲምኪ?

መልሲ: ሓካይምና ኣብ ዝለዓለ ደረጃ እየ ዝሰርዖም። ቁጽሮም ዘይኮነ ብቕዓቶም ዝተራብሐ እዩ። ብድሆና ሕጽረት መሳርሒ እምበር ሕጽረት ሓንጎል ኣይኮነን። ማዕረ-ማዕረ እቲ ኣብ ትምህርቲ ዝቐሰምኩዎ ፍልጠት፡ ካብ ናይ ሃገርና ሓካይም ዝወሰኽኩዎ’ውን ቀሊል ኣይነበረን። ካልኣይ ቤት ትምህርተይ ነይሮም እንተ በልኩ’ውን ምግናን ኣይኮነን። ኣዝየ ድማ’የ ዘመስግኖም።

ሕቶ: ድሕሪ እዚ ጉዕዞኺ ናበይ እዩ?

መልሲ: ብትምህርቲ ናብ ዝለዓለ ደረጃ ክበጽሕ መደብ ኣለኒ። ብሕክምና ማህጸንን ወሊድን እየ ክቕጽል ዝደሊ። ኣብቲ ዝቕመጠሉ ሃገር፡ ዘይከም ኣብ ኤርትራ፡ ደቂ ኣንስትዮ ብደቂ ኣንስትዮ ሓካይም ጥራይ እየን ዝሕከማ። ብዓል ቤተን ይኹን ኣሕዋተን፡ ዋላ ኣብ ዝኸፍአ ደረጃ እናሃለዋ፡ ብወዲ ተባዕታይ ሓኪም ክረኣያ ፍቑድ ኣይኮነን። ስለዚ፡ ደቂ ኣንስትዮ ክሕግዝ እዩ ድሌተይ። ኣብ ሃገርና፡ መን እዩ እቲ ዝበለጸ ሓኪም? ደኣ’ምበር፡ ወዲ ድዩ ጓል ሕቶ ከም ዘይኮነ ኣብዚ ናይ ስራሕ ተመክሮይ ርእየዮ እየ። በቲ ዝውስኾ ትምህርቲ ግን፡ ደጊመ ናብ ሃገረይ መጺአ ከገልግል መደብ ኣለኒ።

ሕቶ: ተመክሮኺ ንኣብ ደገ ዘለዉ ዜጋታትና ብፍላይ ድማ ንመንእሰያት እንታይ መልእኽቲ ወይ ትምህርቲ እዩ ዘሕልፍ?

መልሲ: ንሕና ኣብ ዝተፈልየ ዓለም ኢና ዘለና። ህዝብና ሃብታም ክብርታት ዘለዎ ህዝቢ እዩ። ክግልገል ዝመጽእ ህዝቢ ተገምጢሉ ንዓና እዩ ዘኽብር። ኣነ ቅድሚ ናብ ኤርትራ ምምጽአይ፡ ምስቲ ኣብ ሱዳን ዝነበርኩሉ እዋን እየ ዘወዳድሮ። ኣብ ሱዳን ኣብ ልምምድ ኣብ ዝነበርኩሉ እዋን፡ ኣብ ገለ ገለ ሆስፒታላት፡ ብፍላይ ድማ ለይቲ ተረኛታት ኣብ እንኾነሉ፡ ብፖሊስ ንሕለወሉ ግዜ ነይሩ። ኤርትራ ግን ለይቲ ይኹን ቀትሪ ሰላማዊ ህዝቢ፡ ሰላማዊ ሃገር እዩ። ልዕሊ ዝኾነ ከኣ፡ ሃገር ሕድሪ እዩ። ኣብ ኩሉ ኩርንዓት ዓለም ዘለና ኤርትራውያን፡ ዋላ ቁንጣሮ ይኹን ዓቕምና፡ ከነበርክት ኣለና። ስለዚ፡ ኩሉኹም መንእሰያት ናብ ሃገርኩም ምጽኡ፣ ኣገልግሉ፣ ህዝብኹም ፍለጡ፣ ኩሉ ዝበሃል ድማ ብዓይንኹም ረኣዩ ክብሎም እደሊ።

- የቐንየለይ።

[Zmeselo]

ህጡር ክራማት ዞባ ጋሽ ባርካ @IdrisTuka91901




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Students’ Summer Work Program in Central Region

@shabait

Aug 22, 2025



Mr. Efrem Teklu, coordinator of the students’ summer work program in the Central Region, reported that commendable activities have been carried out through the program. He also noted that 95% of the program focused on water and soil conservation.

In the program, which ran from 7 July to 16 August, 7,528 students from 22 secondary schools participated across various centers. As a result, over 450,000 meters of terraces were constructed, more than 42,000 meters renovated, and over 259,000 tree seedlings planted, Mr. Efrem added.

The program also included traffic safety and documentation, environmental sanitation, renovation of school furniture, and tree cultivation.

Commending the strong participation of partner organizations in the program, Mr. Efrem called for proper protection to ensure the continuity of the trees that were planted.




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@GhideonMusa

[Zmeselo]

Towards boosting honey production in Eritrea !Beekeeping equipment procured from abroad through MoA & @FAOEritrea arrived in Asmara, last Saturday. Hives, frames, comb foundations & queen bee rearing kits will empower beekeepers & drive agrifood systems transformation.




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≛ TOWARDS A FGM-FREE ERITREA

#Eritrea banned Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) in 2007, and by 2024, village-level abandonment of the practice has soared to 94%, up from 32% in 2015.

This remarkable progress protects a generation of girls and showcases the impact of laws, community mobilization, and community champions. #EndFGM #SDG5

― (UNFPA + UNICEF, 2024) https://unfpa.org/sites/default/files/r ... 281%29.pdf…

[Zmeselo]

Eritrean professional cyclist Awet Aman, riding for the Chinese team "Wuzhishan Skom," achieved a remarkable victory, finishing second and earning a podium spot at the "Xingkai Lake Cup" held in China this morning. ‍♀️






New team member. @IntermarcheW




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Mr. Paulos Weldehaimanot, President of the Eritrean National Football Federation, Eritrea’s delegate to the CHAN 2024 Organizing Committee and a CECAFA Executive Committee member, met with Kenyan President William Ruto to celebrate the successful conclusion of the CHAN 2024 group stage.

He lauded the host nations—Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania—for their outstanding performances, with each clinching the top position in their respective groups, highlighting the region’s growing football prominence. @ENFFONLINE2023