By the way the cheapest African country’s currency is the cancerous country called is the cancerous country is Ethiopia’s birr.
Why Eritrea is…….
…..in the list of the top ten African countries whose currencies are the highest.
By the way the cheapest African country’s currency is the cancerous country called is the cancerous country is Ethiopia’s birr.
By the way the cheapest African country’s currency is the cancerous country called is the cancerous country is Ethiopia’s birr.
Re: Why Eritrea is…….
Cigar rat,
The single most relevant question you must answer first is: Does Eritrea even have an economy? Eritrea is the only place on Earth with a broken GPS, left behind by the rest of the world, frozen in the Stone Age, with ghost cities covered in dust and rats, devoid of vibrant youth.
The strength of an economy is measured by its meaningful integration with the global market, its capacity to utilize capital markets, and its ability to secure resources for large-scale projects. Eritrea is locked out of the opportunities that the world offers to most. It invests ZERO in improving the lives of its people; instead, it criticizes other big countries year-round beyond its grade level ;and yet feeds a doddering senile, Shabia that is throwing generations over the cliff.
Ascari Meles Zenawi gave Shabia a couple of shekels to invest, but Shabia dug through the sand buried underneath, and all of it rusted—much like the pipelines of Asmara city.
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The single most relevant question you must answer first is: Does Eritrea even have an economy? Eritrea is the only place on Earth with a broken GPS, left behind by the rest of the world, frozen in the Stone Age, with ghost cities covered in dust and rats, devoid of vibrant youth.
The strength of an economy is measured by its meaningful integration with the global market, its capacity to utilize capital markets, and its ability to secure resources for large-scale projects. Eritrea is locked out of the opportunities that the world offers to most. It invests ZERO in improving the lives of its people; instead, it criticizes other big countries year-round beyond its grade level ;and yet feeds a doddering senile, Shabia that is throwing generations over the cliff.
Ascari Meles Zenawi gave Shabia a couple of shekels to invest, but Shabia dug through the sand buried underneath, and all of it rusted—much like the pipelines of Asmara city.
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