#Eritrea is solemnly commemorating today the 65th Anniversary of the beginning of the Armed Struggle for national liberation and human dignity.
As it will be recalled, a small people and nation had to suffer the ordeals of Africa's longest war of liberation, (1961-1991), simply because their inalienable right to decolonization, the pronounced provisions of international law, were brazenly compromised and subordinated to mollify the geopolitical interests of global powers and their regional surrogate.
In this respect, September 1st, 1961, epitomizes the noble determination, as well as history of resilience and heroism, of a small people who chose not to succumb to injustices and the logic of crude force or military power!
#Eritrea - From the Annals of History
Manufacturing Non-Viability: Britain’s Plunder and the Economic Dismantling of #Eritrea, 1941–1952
by David Yeh (https://t.co/512O7pb8z2)
https://t.co/LMPAhNwQyZ via @RedSeaBeacon
Profile Q & A - “#Eritrea Isn’t Just Surviving; It’s Building Something Unique. The World Should Pay Attention"
By Milka Teklom
*"...I was speechless. Rows upon rows of rusted tanks, artillery, and military vehicles - once belonging to Ethiopia’s arsenal - stretch across the landscape, a stark reminder of conflict and sacrifice. The sheer number and variety of equipment made it clear that external support played a role in the region’s wars. Yet the story that resonated most was not the hardware but the human determination behind the struggle. Learning that Eritreans prevailed in 1991 despite overwhelming odds left a deep impression on me. Standing there, I thought: this is proof of what a people can achieve when they refuse to surrender".
*"...But the most eye-opening part was the Northern Red Sea National Museum. It houses artifacts that trace Eritrea’s ancient civilizations, including the port city of Adulis. Before visiting, I had heard competing claims about Eritrea’s historical relationship with Ethiopia. The museum’s presentation of the Adulis civilization and the archaeological record clarified a lot for me. It showed a distinct, long-standing maritime culture with its own identity and trade networks. Having visited Ethiopia first and heard a particular narrative, the museum provided context and nuance that fundamentally changed my understanding".
*"...I used to hear that Eritrea is isolated, struggling, or dependent. But what I saw was the opposite - a country standing firm on its own. The people are educated, self-sufficient, and fiercely independent. Medeber Market shows how they turn limitations into innovations. Their history proves they’ve always been their own nation. And their hospitality? I felt at home from day one".
*"...Come curious and open-minded. Listen to the stories people tell, visit the museums, walk the streets of Asmara, descend the spiral road to Massawa, and spend time at Medeber if you can. You’ll find a country shaped by struggle and sustained by work, where small acts of sacrifice and ingenuity point toward a hopeful, industrious future".
https://t.co/Z7gjFSZ9dq
Potemkin Party's disingenuous ruses and delusional hysteria know no bounds!
As underlined on several occasions before, coveting or hallucinating about aggressive designs on the port/coastal region of a sovereign neighbor is a political blasphemy of the highest order. It indeed constitutes a grave and flagrant violation of international law; the UN Charter as well as the Constitutive Act of the African Union.
Invasion can never be packaged and camouflaged as "Ethiopia's (good-faith) maritime aspirations for Africa's unfinished integration".
In the event, the Potemkin Party's crass and ludicrous ploys only accentuate how far it has strayed from the realm of common sense and sanity.
"ክትበልዓ ዝደልኻ ኣባጉምባሕ'ሲ፡ ዛግራ ትብላ" እዩ ነገሩ!
https://t.co/Wd8HfPz56E
Ethiopia’s populist leader Abiy Ahmed has been missing from TV for over two weeks and somehow missed the the closing ceremony of his own 40-day long National Dialogue forum, despite his favorite crisis managers, Uhuru Kenyatta and Olusegun Obasanjo showing up.
Rumors say he’s in Abu Dhabi for a medical checkup, involving his head, allegedly.
Apparently, even the head of state needs to have his head checked. ያው ፀሎቱን አታሳንሱ ...
(Phot: AI-generated 🙃)
Recognition of Outstanding Students in Keren
Lasale Elementary, Junior & High School awarded 98 top performers from the 2025/2026 academic year:
• 55 students scored over 90 in the 8th-grade national exam
• 43 students achieved GPA above 3.0 in the school-leaving exam
16 teachers and 5 parents were also honored for their contributions.Strong results: 214 out of 218 students passed the 8th-grade exam.
https://t.co/YTOjAGTmZb
At the heart of Eritrea's cultural expression is a rich tapestry of identities formed by the coexistence of nine distinct nationalities: the Tigrinya, Tigre, Kunama, Bilen, Nara, Saho, Afar, B’dawyt, and Rashaida. Each group adds to the broader mosaic of Eritrean identity with its own languages, traditions, and customs. Together, they create a unique national identity that celebrates diversity while uniting the people in a shared sense of belonging. As you explore this fascinating world, let the captivating sounds of Eritrean music guide you through its history and traditions, transporting you to a place where passion and culture intertwine. #DiscoverEritrea
Miss world Eritrea 2026 🇪🇷 Snit Habteab took the stage for the head to head challenge to share her inspiring speech, projects and personal journeys with the world.
"I carry this hidden gem of Red Sea to miss world 2026" Snit
Well done Snit, entire Eritrea is behind you!!
Viva Deki Eritrea 🇪🇷👏❤️
Voting for Miss World has officially begun! 🇪🇷 Let’s come together and vote for Eritrea’s Snit Habteab.
🗳️ Visit https://t.co/posGKDJYeZ
🌍 Select “Africa”
👑 Choose Snit Habteab
✅ Follow the instructions to vote
Free voting is available through the 1Zone app, with paid voting available on the website.
#MissWorld2026 #ERITREA 🇪🇷
Snit Habteab Tewoldemedhin representing #Eritrea is currently leading the African regional group on the first People's Choice leader board for the 75th Miss World Festival in Vietnam.
This harrowing crime amplifies two cardinal issues:
1. Inherent flaws of UNHCR's deplorable Eligibility Guidelines (2011/12) originally designed to promote malicious political agendas of harassment and "strategic depopulation" against Eritrea but whose blanket "asylum procedures" have allowed other nationals to obtain asylum masquerading as "persecuted Eritreans" ; (the estimates vary from 40% to 70% in several European countries).
2. The feckless norms and practices of Legacy Media who routinely misconstrue heinous and repugnant crimes of a deranged immigrant for purposes of stigmatization and racist/xenophobic campaigns against the Global South; (even RT recycled the story of defamation against Eritrea without any modicum of validation).
https://t.co/K6Z4N6NUcC