By TesfaNews, President Isaias Afwerki today gave a brief interview regarding the much hyped Forto incident that happened on 21st January 2013 at the Ministry of Information building. He said that the incident at Forto involved only a handful of individuals and there is no point to make a mountain out of a mole hill. When […]
Continue ReadingBy Press TV, In the background of this corporate mainstream media enjoyed reporting on a coup d’etat in Eritrea reporting that dissident soldiers had taken over. First published out of Qatari-owned Al-Jazeera the story swept the globe to the total amazement of Eritrea as the coup never actually took place. The fabricated story highlights incompetence […]
Continue ReadingBy Shabit, President Isaias Afwerki said that the ‘21 January 2013 incident’ was, and is no cause at all, for apprehension and that the Government opted to remain silent regarding the matter so as to give no ground for the authors of sheer lies. The President told ERINA that it was natural for the Eritrean […]
Continue ReadingBy TesfaNews, A representative from the the Eritrean community in Okland, USA, made the following “Semi-official” announcement at “Eritrean unity worldwide-EPLF 1″ Paltalk room. The following is a loosely translated summary of the 9-minute Tigrinya audio presentation.
Continue ReadingBy Thomas C Mountain, The New York Times and its cult followers in the American media, amongst others, manufactured an attempted “coup” that never happened in the small East African country of Eritrea. The story of this “attempted coup” began last Monday morning, January 21 in a small garrison base south of here when three disgruntled officers told their […]
Continue ReadingBy Eritrea Embassy Media, Yesterday, 24th of January, in the early morning hours, a 16-man mob, led by ring leaders, Amanuel Eyasu, Selam Kidane and Bereket Kahsay, stormed into the Eritrean Embassy. Like every society, Eritrean society is not immune from hooligans organised by known AntiEritrean elements doing such a blatant criminal deeds. Most of […]
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