By BBC, Haben Girma was the first deaf-blind student to graduate from Harvard Law School. Today the Eritrean-American fights for better education for deaf-blind people worldwide. Ms Girma was born in California after her mother fled Eritrea in the early 1980s. Growing up in the US school system, she benefited from accessible technology, such as a […]
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By Sudan Tribune, Sudan’s foreign ministry has expressed deep regret over the United States’ decision to renew the economic sanctions for another year saying the move violates the international legitimacy. Washington imposed economic and trade sanctions on Sudan in 1997 in response to its alleged connection to terror networks and human rights abuses. In 2007 […]
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Dear President Obama, LAST December the people of the United States have witnessed an historic moment which gives them yet another opportunity to contemplate on the stark dichotomy in the complex dynamic of the US global role played by its various state institutions. The stunning US Senate Intelligence Committee Report on the CIA has barely […]
Continue ReadingBy Ibrahim A. Ibrahim, A special campaign has focused to defame the Eritrea military who fought for the same right that the so called “Human right activists” are claiming to advocate for. These same rights activists has closed their ears and blinded their eyes, when the citizens of Eritrea were doomed to be burned by […]
Continue ReadingBy TesfaNews, Last week, a boat carrying mostly Eritreans capsized off the cost of Italian Island of Lampedusa and claimed hundreds of Eritrean lives. Following the tragedy, the Eritrean Government issued a statement holding the U.S. government, corroborated by concrete evidence, primarily responsible for the gross loss of human life.
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