Category: Eritrean News
Eritrean News
Beekeeping in Eritrea: Current Status, Prospects and Challenges
Honey is prominently known as a supplementary food and traditionally trusted medicine both globally and by many Eritrean communities. Despite its long-standing nutritional history and importance in Eritrea, the progress of apicultural practice was very slow before independence. Frame-hive was first introduced in Eritrea during the Italian period when such hives were put in place…
Department of State Again Misdesignates Eritrea in Annual Routine
Eritrea is a nation known for its centuries-old religious harmony in a neighborhood beset by religious conflicts and tensions. Ethnically, Eritrea has nine groups and is roughly split 50-50 between Christian and Muslim–a formula for disaster from Africa to Eastern Europe, the Middle East to South Asia: but not in Eritrea. Eritrea stands as a…
The Impact of Sanctions on Eritrea:
Executive Summary: This report comprehensively examines the effects of international sanctions on Eritrea, a country in the Horn of Africa. Sanctions against Eritrea have been in place for several years, primarily due to allegations of human rights abuses, regional destabilization, and support for armed groups in the region. This report aims to assess these sanctions’…
Seminar on Significance of Upholding Societal Values
Assab, 5 January 2024 – Ms. Fauzia Hashim, the Minister of Justice, conducted a seminar in the Southern Red Sea Region, focusing on the Ministry’s programs aimed at preserving the noble societal values. During the seminar, attended by Ambassador Mohammed Seid Mantai, Governor of the Southern Red Sea Region, Brig. Gen. Abraham Andom, Commander of…