Eritrean man jailed two years after attacking three police officers, doctor
An Eritrean man was sentenced to two years in prison and fined €5,000 after pleading guilty to attacking three police officers and a doctor in
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UN must pressure Eritrea over ongoing human rights wrongs
International rights group, Human Rights Watch, HRW; says the United Nations must maintain considerable pressure on Eritrea to work on its ongoing human rights infractions.
Ethiopian commits to Asmara route, despite $6m locked in Eritrea
A number of African countries are holding up funds by airline operators as a result of foreign exchange crunch, the International Air Transport Association, IATA,
Eritrea president in Egypt for official visit, Sudan likely to feature
Eritrean president Isaias Afwerki on Saturday arrived in Egypt on a two-day official visit, Eritrea’s Information Minister Yemane Meskel disclosed today. “President Isaias and his
Eritrea’s increasing internet cafes, good roads excited Haddish
Tiffany Haddish is back in the United States after her recent trip back to Eritrea, her second in as many months. Whiles the first trip
Eritrea stands with Sudanese people – Afwerki sends delegation to Khartoum
Eritrea stands in solidarity with the Sudanese people was the crust of a message transmitted by a delegation that was sent on Sunday by President
Eritrea’s Tiffany Haddish boards Ethiopian on return to Asmara
Tiffany Haddish, the American comedienne, with Eritrean roots is headed to the Asmara and she opted to make the trip aboard Ethiopian Airlines, Africa’s biggest
Eritrea failing to account for missing journalists, politicians – UN
United Nations Human Rights experts say Eritrea has been unable to give clarity on the fate of missing opponents believed to be held by the
Eritrea peace talks between Ethiopia govt – Afar, Gambella opposition parties
Eritrea continues its political diplomacy with respect to Ethiopia and opposition movements. The latest being reconciliation agreements between Ethiopia and opposition from the Afar and
Eritrea keeps mandatory national service despite ‘peace’ – HRW worried
International rights group, Human Rights Watch, HRW; says it is worried at the lack of action on fundamental human rights by Eritrea. A March 11,