By Alem Fisshatzion, Eritrean youths have once again proven to the world that we Eritreans play as hard as we work! As Ghirmay Ghebreslassie claims Eritrea’s first ever Gold medal in world athletics championship, he has also broken a world record in his own rights since he is the youngest ever marathon world champion.
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ካብ ሓዳስ ኤርትራ፡ ካብ 4 ክሳብ 26 ሓምለ 2015 ዝተኻየደ መበል 102 ርእሰ ኩሉ ውድድራት ቅድድም ብሽክለታ ዓለም – ቱር.ደ.ፍራንስ፡ ኤርትራውያን ተቐዳደምቲ ሓድሽ ታሪኽ ዝጸሓፉሉን ሓበን ሃገሮምን ኣፍሪቃን ምዃኖም ዘመስከሩሉን ምንባሩ፡ ነቲ ውድድር ብልዑል ሓበን ዝተኸታተሉ ተዓዘብቲ ገሊጾም። ምስ ደቡብ-ኣፍሪቃዊት ክለብ ኤም.ቲ.ኤን ኲቤካ ዝተሰለፉ ዳንኤል ተኽለሃይማኖትን መርሃዊ ቅዱስን ኣብቲ ውድድር ምስ ስሙያት ተቐዳደምቲ ገጢሞም ብቕዓቶም […]
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By Yishak Yared | Shabit.com, For years, every July, we have been sitting for hours concentrating on our television sets to watch Tour de France. The big names in every one’s mind were Armstrong, Contador, Cavandish, and what have you. 2015 Tour de France, however, is different for us. Our attention completely shifted for our […]
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President Jacob Zuma has congratulated South Africa’s nine-man MTN-Qhubeka Cycling Team – the first African professional cycling team to participate in the Tour de France’s 112-year history.
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By Henock Daniel, DANIEL Teklehaimanot breaks and there is no reaction. We have the first African king of the mountains at the Tour de France…” were words of the NBC sports commentator of the day. “Thumbs up for Eritrea Thumbs of for Daniel Teklehaimanot” he added. If only he had known. Even Daniel didn’t seem […]
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By EWN, WITH stage 16 of the Tourde France complete, team favourite Daniel Teklihaimonot places seventh for the leg. Team MTN-Qhubeka continue winning fans around the world. – – –
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By MTN-Qhubeka, THE 16th stage of the Tour de France saw MTN-Qhubeka p/b Samsung right in the thick of the action as Daniel Teklehaimanot eventually finished the stage in 7th position. Ruben Plaza (Lampre-Merida) would be the rider to take the stage win.
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By Sophia Tesfamariam, THIS has been an exciting week with Eritrea’s cyclists, Daniel Teclehaimanot and Merhawi Kudus, who are not only making history as the very first Africans in the 102 year old history of the Tour de France, but are also forcing mainstream media into reluctantly acknowledging not just their presence on the Tour, but also […]
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