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Will the US Embassy in Asmara, dare respond to a white man?
I very much, doubt it. Bullying is reserved, only for "poor blacks & brown people".
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Where can he be, but in....
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China and Eritrea, enjoy profound traditional friendship. Our two countries have always respected and treated each other equally, supported each other on issues concerning each other’s core interests and major concerns, and jointly safeguarded the common interests of our two countries and international fairness and justice. China cherishes the traditional friendship with Eritrea, admires the development progress achieved by the Eritrean people, understands Eritrea’s difficulties, respects Eritrea’s policy of independence and self-reliance, supports Eritrea’s efforts to safeguard national sovereignty and efforts made for social and economic development, and opposes sanctions or threat of sanctions against Eritrea. China is willing to continuously deepen and expand bilateral friendly cooperation in various fields for the benefit of our two peoples. Chinese and Eritrean peoples were, are and will always be good friends, partners and brothers helping and supporting each other.
H.E. Cai Ge, Chinese Ambassador to Eritrea https://shabait.com/2021/09/29/developi ... the-world/
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Fresh Water fish for Healthier Lifestyle
By Sabrina Solomon
https://shabait.com/2021/09/29/fresh-wa ... velopment/
NATION BUILDING
Sep 29, 2021
The construction of small, medium and large dams and other structures for holding water have been going on in the Maekel region for many years now. Around 120 such structures have been built and 33 dams are now serving, as freshwater fish farms.
To raise the awareness of the society about the benefits of fish, the Ministry of Marine Resources has been working relentlessly to use dams as fish farms. For the last couple of years, it has been engaged in the breeding of freshwater fish in the dams at Maekel region and, as a result, the communities that live around such dams have adopted the habit of eating fish.
Mr. Essaw Tikue
The Ministry of Marine Resources did its periodic evaluation of the dams and the inbreeding of freshwater fish, on the 7th of September. In his speech at the opening of the evaluation session, Mr. Essaw Tikue, Central region head of marine resources, underlined the role the dams are playing in the development of the nation by providing drinking water to people and farm animals and water for farms and by serving as freshwater fish farms.
The small scale freshwater fish farms are giving people in rural areas that are far from the sea, an opportunity to have fish in their diet. The communities are sensitized about the nutritional benefits of fish and ways of cook it, to encourage them to consume fish.
The practice of breeding freshwater fish has opened job opportunities to many, who are given assistance by the authorities. They are given small boats and fishing tools, to be able to fish from dams near their villages.
The distribution of freshwater fish was initiated in 1992, although it did not take off. By the year 2008, however, following the formation of the Ministry of Marine Resources’ branch at Maekel region, the inbreeding of the fish was restarted but did not have promising outcomes. After identifying the problem, it was decided to restart fish farms as a pilot project which is now giving encouraging results. If the result is sustained, the plan is to use the remaining dams in Maekel region as fish farms for the benefit of the people and nation.
As part of the pilot project, a total of 77 families divided into four groups are working as fishermen in the dams of Mai- Nefhi, Adi-Shaka, Hayelo and Tseazega. The families are given training, on how to fish and how to use the tools of fishing. The groups have formed cooperatives and are working to harvest fish for themselves and their communities. Each group is subdivided into two — fishermen and fish breeders.
The subgroups of fishermen are run by men, while women are in charge of breeders. Each group has been given fishing and breeding tools worth 12 thousand dollars and own a boat, fishing nets, baskets and safety jackets.
Many communities in Eritrea, especially those that live in the highlands, are said to have limited knowledge about the benefits of fish and they hardly eat fish. Therefore, to raise people’s awareness about the benefits of fish both for consumption and for local and international markets, the Ministry of Marine Resources has been promoting the practice of using water dams as freshwater fish farms.
At the evaluation session held by the Ministry of Marine Resources, it has been made clear that the construction of water dams the freshwater fish farming project will continue to encourage people to engage in breeding fish and fishing. Questions on how to have long-lasting dams and satisfactory growth of the freshwater fish, were also raised at the session. The government is working to provide fish at affordable prices, and people should understand the importance of fish for a healthier lifestyle and for economic growth.
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Singapoor aka North Korea of Africa #1 in Africa 
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Imkulu: the First Printing Press in East Africa
By Mussie Efrem
https://shabait.com/2021/09/29/imkulu-t ... eaPrevails
HISTORY & CULTURE
Sep 29, 2021
A man with a printing machine
The first printing press in East Africa was built at Imkulu, a small town 5 km to the North West of Massawa in 1879, as a modern infrastructure by the Swedish Evangelical Missionary (SEM). Imkulu, is a Tigre word which literally means ‘mother of all.’ It earned the name, because Imkulu was receiving people who sought refuge from starvation and local conflicts. In many respects, Imkulu was a center of enlightenment in the region in the late 19th century.
The Swedish missionaries wanted to promote literacy in Eritrea, to enable the congregation at their church to understand the gospels in their own mother-tongue. For this purpose they founded several schools, which prior to their establishment were available only in monasteries and madrassas.
The first formal school in Eritrea was founded in Massawa, in 1871. Soon, other schools were founded; including one in Massawa in 1872, a boarding school in Gheleb in 1874, and another school in Imkulu in 1877.
Women learning weaving, ca: 1880s
Prior the establishment of the printing press, the station at Imkulu was used as a school and training center for hand craft, carpentry, tailoring and embroidery. It also gave some medical services and served as an asylum center for refugees, who were displaced due to war and invasions.
As SEM’s educational services spread in different parts of the country, the publishing of books became essential and Imkulu was chosen to serve as the place for the printing press; as it had been their biggest mission station. Earlier on the missionaries did spend some time in the western lowlands around Kuluku, Ogana and Tender (Kunama speaking villages) and Gheleb in Anseba region. But when many died due to malaria, the missionaries decided to go back to the coastal areas, where they opened Imkulu Printing Press in 1879 and Eritrea became the first country in East Africa to give printing services. As the missionaries spent time in the highlands and western lowlands, they became familiar with the local people and their languages; which were Tigre, Tigrinya and Kunama.
The printing press engaged in publishing primers for basic education, newsletters as well as tacks of the Bible and hymn books in Tigrinya, Tigre and Kunama. In 1890 the New Testament was translated into Tigre, with the aid of the versions of the bible in Geez, Amharic, Swedish and the original text in Greek. The translation required a systematic study of the Tigre language, its vocabulary and grammatical structure.
The Swedish and Eritrean priests translating the bible
Later on, in 1895, the printing press was moved to Asmara, which the Italians chose on 3rd August 1889 as their Eritrean colony’s capital. In 1903, the first magazine in Tigrinya, “Melkti Selam”, was published in Asmara. It represents the oldest publication in Tigrinya language although its contents were limited to spiritual matters. Four years later a book called “Mezmur Selam,” which had some collection of hymns was also translated from Swedish to Tigrinya. It was translated by several native speakers and Swedish missionaries, who knew the Tigrinya language. The book is still serving, as a main guide of worship for the members of the Evangelical Lutheran Church.
The publication of the Bible in Tigrinya was completed in 1957, after the translation had been done. At the time of its publication, it was the biggest book in the Tigrinya language. The 1957 version of the bible in Tigrinya is still serving as the main reference, for Eritrean and Ethiopian speakers of the Tigrinya language.
Notable people who grew up at the Swedish missionary include Woldeab Woldemariam, the patriotic and revolutionary leader, Isaak Teweldemedhin, head of the Eritrean school system from the 1940s to the 1960s, Tedla Bayru, the first leader of the government of Eritrea during the period of federation, Aman Michael Andom, Army General and later in 1975 Head of the Provisional Government of Ethiopia, Prof. Asmerom Legese, a renowned sociologist and Human Anthropologist, researcher and author, and the Rev. Mussa Aron, author of numerous books.
The modern infrastructure of Imkulu
Although the printing press was moved to Asmara in 1895, Imkulu comprehensive training center continued giving its services by giving academic programs, theology and training skills in a variety of fields until it was totally destroyed by an earthquake in the mid first-half of the 20th century.
In 1956, a school was established by the missionaries in Keren to serve exclusively deaf students and became the first school of its kind in East Africa. The objectives of the school were to help the deaf to overcome their barriers and be independent, free from being seen as the burden of their parents and the society. In 1965, two Eritrean teachers joined the school in Keren and in 1988 a school for the deaf was opened in Asmara.
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Eritreans, in the 1940's & 50's. All
by: Mauro Ghermandi
The T'grgna
The T'gre
The Kunama
The Rashaida
Eritrean-italian love
By Mussie Efrem
https://shabait.com/2021/09/29/imkulu-t ... eaPrevails
HISTORY & CULTURE
Sep 29, 2021
A man with a printing machine
The first printing press in East Africa was built at Imkulu, a small town 5 km to the North West of Massawa in 1879, as a modern infrastructure by the Swedish Evangelical Missionary (SEM). Imkulu, is a Tigre word which literally means ‘mother of all.’ It earned the name, because Imkulu was receiving people who sought refuge from starvation and local conflicts. In many respects, Imkulu was a center of enlightenment in the region in the late 19th century.
The Swedish missionaries wanted to promote literacy in Eritrea, to enable the congregation at their church to understand the gospels in their own mother-tongue. For this purpose they founded several schools, which prior to their establishment were available only in monasteries and madrassas.
The first formal school in Eritrea was founded in Massawa, in 1871. Soon, other schools were founded; including one in Massawa in 1872, a boarding school in Gheleb in 1874, and another school in Imkulu in 1877.
Women learning weaving, ca: 1880s
Prior the establishment of the printing press, the station at Imkulu was used as a school and training center for hand craft, carpentry, tailoring and embroidery. It also gave some medical services and served as an asylum center for refugees, who were displaced due to war and invasions.
As SEM’s educational services spread in different parts of the country, the publishing of books became essential and Imkulu was chosen to serve as the place for the printing press; as it had been their biggest mission station. Earlier on the missionaries did spend some time in the western lowlands around Kuluku, Ogana and Tender (Kunama speaking villages) and Gheleb in Anseba region. But when many died due to malaria, the missionaries decided to go back to the coastal areas, where they opened Imkulu Printing Press in 1879 and Eritrea became the first country in East Africa to give printing services. As the missionaries spent time in the highlands and western lowlands, they became familiar with the local people and their languages; which were Tigre, Tigrinya and Kunama.
The printing press engaged in publishing primers for basic education, newsletters as well as tacks of the Bible and hymn books in Tigrinya, Tigre and Kunama. In 1890 the New Testament was translated into Tigre, with the aid of the versions of the bible in Geez, Amharic, Swedish and the original text in Greek. The translation required a systematic study of the Tigre language, its vocabulary and grammatical structure.
The Swedish and Eritrean priests translating the bible
Later on, in 1895, the printing press was moved to Asmara, which the Italians chose on 3rd August 1889 as their Eritrean colony’s capital. In 1903, the first magazine in Tigrinya, “Melkti Selam”, was published in Asmara. It represents the oldest publication in Tigrinya language although its contents were limited to spiritual matters. Four years later a book called “Mezmur Selam,” which had some collection of hymns was also translated from Swedish to Tigrinya. It was translated by several native speakers and Swedish missionaries, who knew the Tigrinya language. The book is still serving, as a main guide of worship for the members of the Evangelical Lutheran Church.
The publication of the Bible in Tigrinya was completed in 1957, after the translation had been done. At the time of its publication, it was the biggest book in the Tigrinya language. The 1957 version of the bible in Tigrinya is still serving as the main reference, for Eritrean and Ethiopian speakers of the Tigrinya language.
Notable people who grew up at the Swedish missionary include Woldeab Woldemariam, the patriotic and revolutionary leader, Isaak Teweldemedhin, head of the Eritrean school system from the 1940s to the 1960s, Tedla Bayru, the first leader of the government of Eritrea during the period of federation, Aman Michael Andom, Army General and later in 1975 Head of the Provisional Government of Ethiopia, Prof. Asmerom Legese, a renowned sociologist and Human Anthropologist, researcher and author, and the Rev. Mussa Aron, author of numerous books.
The modern infrastructure of Imkulu
Although the printing press was moved to Asmara in 1895, Imkulu comprehensive training center continued giving its services by giving academic programs, theology and training skills in a variety of fields until it was totally destroyed by an earthquake in the mid first-half of the 20th century.
In 1956, a school was established by the missionaries in Keren to serve exclusively deaf students and became the first school of its kind in East Africa. The objectives of the school were to help the deaf to overcome their barriers and be independent, free from being seen as the burden of their parents and the society. In 1965, two Eritrean teachers joined the school in Keren and in 1988 a school for the deaf was opened in Asmara.
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Eritreans, in the 1940's & 50's. All
by: Mauro GhermandiThe T'grgna
The T'gre
The Kunama
The Rashaida
Eritrean-italian love
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ኣታ ጎሓፍ ወዲ ኣንጺፋ ቊልጭ፡ aka Asswash, you have been unsuccessfully wishing Eritrea (the pride of Africa) face some insurmountable problems that you have been dreaming about for more than 10 years. That is because of your deep-seated jealousy apparently from your never-ending inferiority complex, indisputably the trademark of Agames! But the harder you people try to malign Eritrea, the harder your àss gets whooped by Eritrea. BTW, how is your least important ክልል ምልል or ገለመለ handling the barrage of determined allied forces that you seem to be helplessly receiving with a meaningless counterpunch against nonpartisan domestic animals? What filthy people and cruel behavior. LOL!
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Thank you, Mr. Ambassador. God bless America 
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እበቱ AbaQ አጋሜው
We will duck him in his knees. All his fussing and rolling on the mud is because we beat the crap out of him like we did to terroist TPlF in their own game. We defeat you and your handler is now howling like wounded Deer.
This is how we roll, This is Eritrea, b!tch
ኣንቀሩ ክሳብ ዝቅደድ ኣብታ 25 ኪ.ሜ ክልል አሰመራ ኮይኑ ካብ ኣቅሊ ጽበት ዝተላኣለ ኣርርርር ክብል መሰሉ ኢዩ ዝሰምኦ አይረክብን እምበር ካብኣ ኣይሓልፍን'ዩ::
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እበቱ
Forget the fool red neck from Mississippi. He is just doing it for a living from his trailer home. You would answer this question the apparent reality in the ground if shabia didn’t take your manhood completely
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Take your time. I will wait
Forget the fool red neck from Mississippi. He is just doing it for a living from his trailer home. You would answer this question the apparent reality in the ground if shabia didn’t take your manhood completely
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Take your time. I will wait
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Ohhh wey Abiq !! What happened to your Eritreawinet ???? If I am not mistaken I saw you posting stating your Country Eritrea after Isias something to that effect. I just wanted to remind your Abaq as's that you are no Eritrean that myth was debunked years ago. I know your Agame tribe is in a discombobulated state right now and bad news for you it seems to get worse as the government of Ethiopia is about to form new cabinet excluding your Chigaram tribe. The international community also is exhausted of keeping you fed while their affairs is to focus on their internal issues. EDF as about to begin new offence to eliminate your Qumal ridden junta and rag-tag militia from your beloved cursed land Chigray. No matter how much your roll on the grounds and yell " Joe Biden ooooooooo!!!!!!" no matter your qondaf as's post none sense about your Coveted country Eritrea, your Agame future is bleak. Poor Awetash, As'swash, Abaq.....
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All patriotic Ethiopians in this Forum think this way about this issue, FYI, all abaqat of the world. Just ask them!
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እበቱ
And your source is the Kahat addicted, Rashad? The terrorists tplfist either run out of stole cash money or abandoned by their expensive parotts to hire cheap unknown parrots such as redneck from Mississippi, the one who destroys English from Kolkata, and the Rashid who hell bend to do anything to fix his addiction?
"የሌባን ገንዘብ ውሸታም ይበላዋል" ይላሉ የአጋሜ ጎይታ አማሮች ... እውነትም