Category: Eritrean News
Eritrean News
Trove of Ancient Ceramics Unearthed from Buried Eritrean City
Thousands of years ago, the eastern coast of Eritrea was home to one of the world’s most important port cities. Adulis was originally a small village, and folklore says that its name means “free people” because slaves would settle in the city after escaping Egypt, according to the Eritrea Ministry of Information. Eventually, the city…
“With careful planning and dedication, there is no obstacle that can’t be overcome.” Mrs. Tigisti
For nearly twenty years, the Tigisti Hintsa family business in Beleza (a village 11 kilometers north-west of Asmara), has been producing and selling milk to the Dairy Farmers Association of the Central Region in Asmara. Owned by Ms. Tigisti, the farm has been producing traditionally spiced butter and other dairy-processed products for the market. Mrs….
Regular meeting of Southern Red Sea Region Assembly
Assab, 02 March 2024- The Southern Red Sea Region Assembly held its 20th regular meeting on 28 and 29 February in the port city of Assab. The meeting was attended by heads of departments in the region, sub-zonal administrators, heads of line ministries, and national associations. Mr. Ali Nur, chairman of the Assembly, commends the…
Looking Closer into Universal Health Coverage and life Expectancy
Earlier this week, local media outlets featured an extended interview with Dr. Martins Obeverdjo, the World Health Organization (WHO) Country Representative in Eritrea, as he completed his tour of duty in the nation. The wide-ranging conversation touched upon a range of development-related topics and also shared his reflections on his nearly five years of time…