Worrying Level of Apartheid Sports in TPLF’s Ethiopia

By Simeon, Just 78 years after fascist colonial Italy had first organised the Tour of Eritrea that discriminated the participation of the native Eritreans in 1938, Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) led regime in Ethiopia has hosted the first competitive tour in Ethiopia. The tour kicked started yesterday in Mekele, the regional capital of Tigray, after UCI […]

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Politicking Eritrean Cycling Success

By Yosief Abraham Z., It has been already informed the commencement of the 2016 Tour of Eritrea and amid the various media-outlets tides concerning Eritrea, unintentional activities of propagating Eritrea’s chronicles in the arena of sport with political matters have been common. Starting from Sudan Tribune which abandoned celebrating Eritrea’s inescapable success with its report […]

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Daniel Teklehaimanot Wins Eritrean National Individual Time Trial Title

By MTN-Qhubeka, DANIEL Teklehaimanot has won the Eritrean national time trial championships after beating the MTN-Qhubeka Feeder Team rider, Meron Teshome by just 4 seconds over the 38km course. Natnael Berhane made it an even better day for MTN-Qhubeka p/b Samsung by finishing in 3rd place. 

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Tour de France 2014: Why No African Riders and Where is Eritrean Natnael Berhane?

By Mathieu Olivier, LOOK no African representatives in the peloton of the Tour de France, which is slender, Saturday, July 5, from Great Britain and ending at Paris in just under three weeks. Once again, Africa is absent from the great mass of cycling, despite the beautiful hope glimpsed during the 2013/2014 season and plenty of […]

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Berhane Claims ITT Title at the 2014 Eritrean National Championship

In the women’s race,  Wehazit Kidane wins the title while Mosana Debesay claims 2nd followed by Tehaynesh Fetsum By CapitalEritrea, NATNAEL Berhane (Europcar) wins the 2014 Eritrean National Individual Time Trial (ITT) Championship ahead of Daniel Teklehaimanot (MTN-Qhubeka) on Saturday. Mekseb Debesay finished 3rd. The Europcar rider returned home to Eritrea after the Tour de Romandie to […]

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