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[Africa for African @Atob1Ffm26]

@jacksonhinkle The clown mask think… He is the world 😂

[Africa for African @Atob1Ffm26]

@tigray91 @Mussie2moses @gdrarr First of all there is no more shabya there is mendelay 2. Poor tegaru mother’s, they lost their children for nothing at least Eritrean soldiers dead for badme city which was stolen by your poor region for 20 years. I want to tell you one thing pray for peace in your poor region.

[Africa for African @Atob1Ffm26]

@MarioNawfal @RealSarahIdan he @jacksonhinkle posts more about Palestine than you fucking dog

[Africa for African @Atob1Ffm26]

@MarioNawfal @RealSarahIdan Shut up stupid

[Africa for African @Atob1Ffm26]

@tigray91 @Mussie2moses @gdrarr Why you guys think? The war was
only tigray Vs Eritrea? First of all you started the war against Federal Ethiopian government then against the region Amhara and at the end you send two Rockets 🚀 to the city Senafe of Eritrea on 13.11.2020 and 20.11.2023 to the city Asmara.

[Africa for African @Atob1Ffm26]

@gdrarr @merkeb90634556 Winners(ጆ.ድራር) train and
the Loser(ጸልማት ዝዓበዱ) Complain..

Thank you MR.Drar head up and don’t give up. At the end of the day you will be the winner .

[G. Drar @gdrarr]

President Issayas of Eritrea articulates a crucial point in the video below. The system appears rigged against African nations, making it challenging for them to thrive. Yet, critics wonder why Africa struggles to break free from the cycle. Thought-provoking insights. 🎙️🌍 #AfricaChallenges #SystemicIssues #Eritrea #Ethiopia #Somali #Sudan #Africa

[Isaias ኢሳይያስ إسياس 🇪🇷 @Assab_Eritrea]

You forgot to mention the main colonizer the brutal rulers of #Ethiopia. You butchered, massacred hanged #Eritrea'n people for almost 40yrs, #Eritreans are wise, principled, peace loving Ppl, it never crossed their mind to take revenge, instead assist Ethiopia not to balkanized.

[Africa for African @Atob1Ffm26]

@WilliamsRuto The process will continue head up and don’t give up MR.President 🇰🇪🤝🏾🇪🇷

[Peter van 🇪🇺 @vantbag]

I call up on our #Eritrean 🇪🇷🇪🇷 brothers and Sisters don't to get in using offensive words with #Ethiopians 🇪🇹🇪🇹 as a whole. Rather fight the Dictator @AbiyAhmedAli and dumb PP cadres Alongside together.

[Africa for African @Atob1Ffm26]

@USEmbassyAddis Slave 😂😂😂😂😂

[History of Eritrea🇪🇷ታሪኽ ኤርትራ.تاريخ إريتريا @Erihistory]

Some Treaties and #UN Resolutions regarding #Eritrea that #Ethiopia violated..

-On December 02, 1950 #UNGA passed Resolution 390 (A) to make Eritrea a federal unit with Ethiopia.
-On Nov. 14, 1962 Ethiopia unilaterally
dismantled the Federal arrangement .

-On 30 July, 1993 Agreement of Friendship and Cooperation between the Transitional Government of Ethiopia and the Government of the State of Eritrea,

-Ethiopia Deported 100k Eritreans and
Ethiopian of Eritrean origin by confiscating
their property

-On September 27, 1993, the Government of the State of Eritrea and the Transitional Government of Ethiopia signed Transit and Port Service Agreement.

-Ethiopia terminated this Agreement by
instructing all Ethiopian vessels to redirect
to Djibouti in 1998

-On December 12, 2000, Eritrea and Ethiopia signed Algiers Peace Agreement that established Boundary and Claims Commission.
-Ethiopia refused to hand over territories
awarded to Eritrea and demarcate the
common borders from 2002-2018
-On April 12, 2022, the Eritrea-Ethiopia Boundary Commission rendered a final and binding ruling on the boundary delimitation and demarcation between the two countries.
-Ethiopia publicly refused to abide by the
decision of the #ICJ based Boundary
Commission until 2018.

-Ethiopia ignored the following #UNSC Resolutions to honor its treaty obligations and demarcate the boundary with Eritrea; S/2003/1186 (19 December 2003), S/2003/257 (6 March 2003), S/RES/1640 (23 November 2005), S/2005/142 (7 March 2005), S/RES/1681 (31 May 2006), S/RES/1710 (29 September 2006), S/RES/1741 (30 January 2007), S/RES/1767 (30 July 2007), S/RES/1798 (30 January 2008), S/PRST/2008/12 (30 April 2008), S/PRST/2005/62 (14 December 2005)

-On July 9, 2018 a Joint Declaration of Peace and Friendship between Eritrea and Ethiopia was signed to end the state of war between the two countries, to forge intimate political, economic, social, cultural and security cooperation that serves and advances the vital interests of their peoples, to implement the decision of the Boundary Commission.

-On Sept. 18, 2018 Agreement on Peace, Friendship and Comprehensive Cooperation Between the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia and the State of Eritrea was signed in #Jeddah to primarily respect each other’s independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity
-Recent rhetoric by Ethiopian PM and other
gov officials about port ownership in the
#RedSea coast violates Eritrea's
sovereignty & territorial integrity.

[G. Drar @gdrarr]

President Isayas speaks truth to African leaders: Seeking billions from the West invites intervention into national affairs, with strings attached. He advocates for self-reliance, urging the mobilization of our own resources, no matter how modest. Thoughts? 🌍💰 #Eritrea #Ethiopia #Africa #SelfReliance

[Yemane G. Meskel 🇪🇷 @hawelti]

President Isaias Afwerki met & held extensive discussions, in the afternoon hours today, with General Abdel-Fattah al-Burhan, the President of Sudan's Sovereign Council. The discussions centered on bilateral ties and regional developments of mutual importance.

[The Horn African Guy @hornafricanguy]

I truly hope Ambassador @BeyeneRussom will approach his Ethiopian counterpart, Ambassador General Bacha Debele @ButaDubi, outside of media rhetoric and seek clarification on the inappropriate remarks that upset many Eritreans. #Eritrea #Ethiopia

[Africa for African @Atob1Ffm26]

@HabtishGurmu Are you kidding me idiot? In Eritrea they watch amharic movies and they listen amharic music just like Netflix and Spotify. And Amharic was never ever Eritrean First language and will never be First.

[Asmara ኣስመራ @asmaragraphy]

The first ever mosque was constructed in #Massawa, #Eritrea was the pathway for Islam to Africa.

[G. Drar @gdrarr]

President Issayas sheds light on how the West often engineers conflicts in African countries to assert control. He discusses the demonization of those who resist foreign interests, illustrating a troubling pattern repeating itself across the continent. 🌍🔍 #AfricanPolitics #Eritrea #Ethiopia #wakeup

[Ministry of Information, Eritrea @shabait]

Sawa: Nurturing Eritrean Youth
By :- Simon Woldemichael

As part of my job, I have traveled to Sawa and stayed there for one week with the students of Warsay Yikealo Secondary School, members of the 36th round of national service. The school is a national school which was opened primarily to offer 12th-grade education to all students, from all over the country, that have completed 11th grade and prepare them for the national matriculation exam. The school also contributes toward nation-building by creating a platform that allows Eritrean youth with varied backgrounds to come together and know and appreciate one another’s culture.

Warsay Yikealo Secondary School has this year received more than 17 thousand students who came, 49.9% of whom are women, from 100 secondary schools located in different parts of the country. They have completed first semester classes and are now having their semester break. During the semester break, the students engage in contests, including sports, cultural performances, and academy. In the evening hours, veteran freedom fighters take turns to go to different units to share their experience and give the students advice and lessons on the history of Eritrea.

The youth are considered the greatest asset of Eritrea, a vital resource whose future is inextricably tied to the country. The enormous investment Eritrea has been making in education and health is made to have educated and healthy youth that can contribute enormously to the security and prosperity of the nation. A nation cannot have a secure future without educated, healthy and responsible youth. The development and security of any country depends on the vitality and conduct of young men and women.

On a hot Monday evening, I went to see my young sister. When I reached her unit’s site, I could not find her. I waited until her colleagues found her standing in front of the dormitory. I was watching the many young girls reading, playing, chatting, washing, hair braiding and so on. When I noticed a group of girls sitting under a big lemon tree, I decided to approach them to satisfy my curiosity. A young confident girl responded to my question about what they were doing. “We are a cultural group of our unit and we are working on a drama that reflects the principle of ‘unity in diversity’ of Eritrea. We are now learning how to greet in nine languages of Eritrea.” Sawa is a melting pot that eliminates differences and fosters national unity and understanding.

Eritrea is a multilingual and multiethnic country, and one of the founding principles of the government has been uniting the people that come from diverse cultures. The government is known to chart out and implement policies that foster national unity while respecting cultural diversity. National Service and Sawa are the greatest national institutions that enable citizens to remain connected by shared participation in national issues. They have created a wider sense of “we”. Eritrean nationalism is free from both internal and external forces that can drag it back to sub-national identities. During the colonial era, the colonizers tried to instigate ethnic and religious conflicts among the people. Nonetheless, the people of Eritrea were never ensnared by this subterfuge and have always believed ethnic/religious diversity is a source of strength and beauty to Eritrean nationalism.

The Eritrean society has a deep respect for and high expectations from its youth, and many Eritrean proverbs reflect this. For instance, in the Tigre ethnic group, there is a proverb that goes, “Country and sword coexist, and they both live on the shoulder of the youth.”

I went to Sawa along with a team of presenters affiliated with a variety of governmental organizations traveled to Sawa to share their knowledge and experiences with the young men and women in Sawa. The team which included Dr. Halima, a former student of the Revolution School who now works at the Ministry of Education, Mr. Hamenur Idris, a war-disabled veteran currently working at the Eritrean War Disabled Veterans Association, Mr. Mesfin Tesfay, a former journalist at Dimtsi Hafash who is now working at the documentation center, and other colleagues. I gave presentations on the role of youth in the struggle for national development.

The youth make up a very significant segment of society, and their role can determine the success or failure, victory or defeat, progress or decline of any country. Eritrean youth have been playing their due role in the social, cultural, economic, and political life of the society. The Eritrean revolution succeeded largely by the blood and sweat of the thousands of young men and women revolutionaries. Similarly, after independence, the Sawa generation has saved the country from various dangers.