Category: Eritrean News
Eritrean News
Is Landlocked Ethiopia Starting Another War Over Ports in HoA?
Ethiopia’s tone on securing its own seaport on the Red Sea is seen as either a distraction from domestic policy failures or the start of another regional war. Since 1991 when Eritrea gained independence from neighboring Ethiopia, one of the world’s oldest countries and Africa’s second most populous country, has been landlocked. With Eritrea in…
Discussion forum to amend structure and jurisdiction of courts
Asmara, 07 November 2023- The Ministry of Justice convened today workshop, preceded by Ms. Fauzia Hashim, Minister of Justice, for senior officials from the Office of Attorney General, coordinators of regional courts, and the police on new proclamation to amend the structure and jurisdiction of Courts for enhanced dispensation of Justice. Ms. Fauzia Hasshim, Minister…
Meeting on social service provision institutions
Assab, 07 November 2023- Meeting on expansion and public usage of social service provision institutions and administrative services was conducted in the port city of Assab. At the meeting on November 3, which was attended by more than 500 representatives of the administrations in the Assab sub-zone, topics such as the availability of potable water,…
Ethiopia: Disputed Western Tigray Will be Settled in a Referendum
“A referendum will then be held to reach a final determination on the fate of these contested areas” Ethiopia’s federal government says the future of contested land in its northern Tigray region will be settled by a referendum, and hundreds of thousands of forcibly displaced people will be returned. Monday’s announcement came one year after…
Adi Quala Subzone: Land of Fertile Soil and Home to Different Historic Places
Following is an interview we conducted with Managing Director of Adi Qhala subzone, Mr. Tesfay Abraha, concerning social services in the subzone and the development activities in which the residents participate. Adi Quala subzone, 92 kilometers south of Asmara, is known for its fertile soil, and most of its residents engage in agriculture and grow…