BY FIKREJESUS AMHAZION (PH.D.) The fabrication of information is not new. However, in recent times, so-called “fake news”, misinformation, and disinformation have become increasingly important and salient issues within societies around the world. Although broad and open to several different definitions or interpretations, collectively these terms generally refer to perceived and deliberate distortions of news […]
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BY HIGH-LEVEL COVID-19 TASK FORCE As it will be recalled, the Government of Eritrea has been implementing timely Guidelines to stem and neutralize the transmission and contagion of COVID-19 by mapping out, from the outset, a robust and integrated strategy of prevention.
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“The board is the sole organ that decides the electoral calendar, electoral process or other related issues. Therefore Tigray regional state has no legal basis to decide to conduct the election.” – National Election Board (NEBE) BY REUTERS Ethiopia rejected a request by its northernmost Tigray region on Wednesday to hold elections in August due […]
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BY ENA Ethiopia has reported 100 Coronavirus cases in a single day since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. In its daily update on new infections, the Ministry of Health announced that 100 new Coronavirus cases were identified out of the 4,950 individuals tested during the past 24 hours.
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BY TESFANEWS The Eritrean Health Ministry today officially announced that the country has discharged the last remaining patient from the hospital to become, ‘currently’, a COVID-19 free African state, with 100 percent recoveries and zero deaths.
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BY MICHEL TEDILI | FRANCE 24 HEURES A country that is achieving excellent results in preventing and managing the COVID-19 epidemic is Eritrea. A small African country long demonized because of its independence and its resilience against any foreign interference.
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Community involvement is the hallmark of Eritrea’s fight against COVID-19 BY UNDP ERITREA The COVID-19 has so far defied logic by voraciously impacting poor and rich countries with equal measure. But in Eritrea, only 39 infections and zero deaths have been reported so far. This may be largely due to the country harnessing its social […]
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BY AMANUEL BIEDEMARIAM The people of Eritrea have been through life-changing events many times over. In 1941, after Britain won over the Italian army and controlled Eritrea, the brutal British Military Administration made Eritreans suffer. The British shut down the livelihood of the people and tried to starve Eritreans into submission.
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