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Eritrea, chair for the Africa Group for the month of April at UN

Post by Zmeselo » 01 Apr 2025, 23:16







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One week after South Sudan’s First VP Gen. Taban Deng reportedly urged Eritrea to step up and help resolve the ongoing crisis, Eritrea responds with a bold move.

H.E. Yemane Gebreab, Eritrean Presidential Adviser, has arrived in Juba to personally deliver a message from President Isaias Afwerki to President Salva Kiir.
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Re: Eritrea, chair for the Africa Group for the month of April at UN

Post by Zmeselo » 01 Apr 2025, 23:36


The 37th cohort of National Service recruits has commenced their military training, today.

In Eritrea, the National Service is a defining rite of passage; mandatory for both men and women starting at the age of 18 or upon completing 12th grade.

ኣብ ሳዋ ኣካዳሚያዊ ትምህርቶም ዝዛዘሙ ኣባላት 37 ዙርያ ሃገራዊ ኣገልግሎት፡ ትማሊ 31 መጋቢት ወተሃደራውን ፖለቲካውን ስልጠና ጀሚሮም።







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Re: Eritrea, chair for the Africa Group for the month of April at UN

Post by ethiopian » 01 Apr 2025, 23:38

Yemane looks so feminine and shy. Why Eritreans men are acting so poorly on big stage ? Is that because the effect of centuries of being colonized by Arabs and Europeans ?

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Re: Eritrea, chair for the Africa Group for the month of April at UN

Post by Zmeselo » 01 Apr 2025, 23:59

For the first time, I'm seeing footage from police cams, when the terrorist group known as the fake Blue Revolution attacked us at Festival Eritrea Scandinavia in Stockholm, Aug 2023!



These terrorists, have been empowered & emboldened to attack peaceful Eritrean Swedes after receiving support from the liberalerna party. Undeniable & compelling evidence in this clip 👇 where a liberal politician Fredrik Malm appears to support them.




Swedish politician Fjellner openly supports the violent extremist group, whose actions undermine social stability.




Åsa Nilsson Söderström, emboldening the terrorist branch in the USA.






Hopefully Sweden will soon follow the important next step of registering the group and all the politicians supporting them, as what they trully are: a terrorist group.


Birged nHamedu, has been labelled a domestic terrorist group in Germany and the authorities there have been cracking down; searching 19 properties. Another search took place simultaneously, in Denmark.



GBA: Searches on suspicion of founding and membership in a domestic terrorist organization ("Brigade N'Hamedu")
https://www.presseportal.de/blaulicht/pm/14981/5999005



Statement of the German-Eritrean Society DEG, on the raids against the terrorists of Briged Nhamedu.




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Re: Eritrea, chair for the Africa Group for the month of April at UN

Post by Zmeselo » 02 Apr 2025, 00:21





The historic Mingardi Swimming Pool (ኣስመራ መሐንበሲ ማእከል) reopens, now better than ever, after extensive renovations.




No renovations necessary! :mrgreen:

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Re: Eritrea, chair for the Africa Group for the month of April at UN

Post by Zmeselo » 02 Apr 2025, 00:24

Don't you have, bigger fish to fry?



Abiy Ahmed’s War of Miscalculation: A Leadership in Crisis

By Thomas Gedle - Abiy Ahmed isn’t securing peace in Amhara—he’s deepening the conflict, inadvertently strengthening his adversaries, and weakening Ethiopia in the process.

While his government focuses on propaganda, churning out videos about Brutukan as a top priority for the week, the nation’s military is facing unprecedented challenges.

Soldiers are surrendering in large numbers, morale is at an all-time low, and the Ethiopian National Defense Force (ENDF), once one of Africa’s strongest armies, is struggling to maintain cohesion.

This isn’t just a military setback—it’s a reflection of poor governance. Instead of stabilizing the situation, the federal government’s actions have unintentionally fueled the strength of Fano rebels. Young recruits, hastily conscripted from the streets of Addis Ababa and given minimal training, are being sent to the front lines with little preparation or motivation. Many see no purpose in the fight and are choosing to surrender rather than risk their lives for a leadership that has yet to offer a clear and unified vision.

Abiy pledged to dismantle Fano, and his generals went further, vowing not just to disarm but to humiliate, to strip Amharas of their spirit, and of any organized resistance. Yet, two years, multiple missed deadlines, and billions of dollars later, Fano is more formidable than ever.

Ironically, this is largely due to the sheer volume of weapons that have flooded the battlefield under Abiy’s watch. Last year, 37% of Ethiopia’s national budget was allocated to military spending, even more this year. And yet, despite this massive expenditure that is bankrupting the country, the national army is not just struggling—it is inadvertently equipping and arming the very group it was sent to dismantle. Ridiculous!

This crisis underscores the absence of a sustainable strategy. The Pretoria Agreement was barely in effect before the government shifted focus from Tigray to Amhara, engaging in yet another tribal ambition instead of fostering national unity.

Instead of rehabilitating the region torn by war, it launched into a lofty project to build palaces, a new city in Oromia. What was meant to be a campaign of control has instead exposed the limits of federal power and the military.

At a time when Ethiopia should be focused on strengthening its sovereignty and internal stability, these miscalculations have broader implications.

Without realizing it, Abiy’s approach is emboldening regional rivals, offering unintended advantages to Egypt, Eritrea, and Somalia—nations that closely monitor Ethiopia’s internal struggles.

Ethiopia’s future depends on leadership that prioritizes stability over escalation, unity over division, and strategy over reaction. The path forward requires thoughtful governance, not endless conflict.

May your day be less disastrous than Abiy’s military strategy.


ethiopian wrote:
01 Apr 2025, 23:38
Yemane looks so feminine and shy. Why Eritreans men are acting so poorly on big stage ? Is that because the effect of centuries of being colonized by Arabs and Europeans ?

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Re: Eritrea, chair for the Africa Group for the month of April at UN

Post by Fiyameta » 02 Apr 2025, 01:31

Her excellency, Ambassador Sophia Tesfamariam will use her platform to amplify African voices in the United Nations to secure a permanent seat at the UN security council. 8) 8)




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