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Asmara, 20 December 2023 - Twenty-five farmers in the Serejeka sub-zone received training from the Ministry of Agriculture on techniques for increasing agricultural output and guaranteeing food security.The three months of theoretical and practical t

Asmara, 20 December 2023 - The Ministry of Land, Water, and Environment has organized a workshop in Mendefera with the goal of reducing pollution and the depletion of natural resources.An extensive briefing was given during the workshop, covering a n

Asmara, 19 December 2023- President Isaias Afwerki sent message of congratulations to President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi for his re-election for the third term as President of the Republic of Egypt.In his message on behalf of himself and the Eritrean peo

Asmara, 18 December 2023 – Thanks to the modern medical equipment it has introduced and personnel deployed, Halibet Referral Hospital is providing commendable service, according to Dr. Luel Banteyirga, Medical Director of the Hospital.In an interview

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Asmara, 16 December 2023 – In a meeting conducted yesterday, December 15, the National Union of Eritrean Women discussed the 2023 activity reports of regional branches.At the activity assessment meeting in which heads of branches and representatives

National Union of Eritrean Women: 2023 Activity Assessment Meeting

Asmara, 15 December 2023 - President Isaias Afwerki met and had discussions with the Special Envoy of the People’s Republic of China to the Horn of Africa, Ambassador Xue Bing, at Denden Guest House today, 15 December.At the meeting, President Isaias

Asmara, 15 December 2023 – The funeral service of veteran fighter Maj. General Haile Samuel was held today at Asmara Patriots Cemetery in the presence of President Isaias Afwerki, Ministers, senior Government and PFDJ officials, Army Commanders, reli

The historically fraught relationship between Ethiopia and Eritrea is deteriorating once again. A seemingly momentous peace deal that brought the two sides together in 2018 now appears to have been a brief interlude in a longer arc of enduring rivalry. The sources of recent tension include Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s public posturing around sea access and dynamics seeded by the 2018 peace deal itself. Neither side can afford escalation, but open conflict remains a possibility and eve...