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Eritrean News
If you want to forge who you’re going to be, you can’t really do that if you don’t have any original foundations” Mr. Ahlem Seghed Omer, developer of Seti AI
Born and raised in the United States, Mr. Ahlem Seghed Omer is an Eritrean-American scientist who is working on the study of soil remediation. He is currently on a visit to Eritrea and looking for ways he could cooperate in the agricultural sector in soil remediation which can greatly increase the quality, quantity and value…
Ara’eta Subzone: A Land of Rich Heritage and Untamed Beauty
In Araeta subzone, the sea is the lifeline of the communities that live there. The marine species found in the subzone is the biggest in Southern Red Sea region, making fishing in the subzone more than just a job. Fishing is life itself. The number of boats in the subzone is more than in any…
Regular Meeting of the Gash Barka Regional Assembly
Barentu, 23 January 2024 – The Gash Barka Regional Assembly convened its 21st regular meeting on 22 January in Barentu. During the meeting, Mr. Osman Mohammed Ali presented a report focused on the implementation of programs outlined by the Assembly. Mr. Osman emphasized that, following the resolutions adopted in the 20th meeting, the priority tasks…
Efforts to Empower Women
Asmara, January 23, 2024 – The National Union of Eritrean Women in the Central Region has reported commendable efforts undertaken in 2023 to strengthen the organizational capacity and overall development of women. Ms. Alem Belay, head of the union branch, highlighted that these efforts have led to significant achievements, notably in encouraging women to not…
Conversation With Author Luwam Tekle
After studying Anthropology at Mai Nefhi College, Luwam Tekle began working in the Ministry of Labor and Social Welfare in the Department of Child Protection. Her first book, which is also the first of its kind in Eritrea, focuses on child nutrition and is a comprehensive, introductory guide for mothers and caretakers. With over 150…
Timket Celebration
In Eastern Christianity, the word Timket, derived from Geez word Asteriyo, which means revelation, is associated with church’s theology that explains the revelation of the Trinity — the unity of God the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit during the Baptism of Christ in the Jordan River. On the other hand, in Western Christianity,…