AFRICA, NOW IS OUR TIME IN AFRICA.
No more waiting. No more begging.
Stand up. Build. Unite.
From Eritrea to the entire continent —
It’s our era. It’s our mission.
#AfricaRising#Eritrea#PanAfricanism#SelfReliance@G_Haile@EliasAmare@Sharronyemane@PositiveEritrea Africa, let’s speak honestly.
You don’t know Eritrea — not really.
You know the name, maybe the flag, maybe the year: 1993.
But Eritrea is not just independence.
Eritrea is an idea — and that idea scared the world.
Eritrea believed in something Africa had almost forgotten:
Self-reliance. Dignity. Total freedom.
Not just freedom from a colonizer’s flag —
But freedom from dependency,
From foreign aid traps,
From neocolonial politics wearing African suits.
From the moment she was born, Eritrea stood alone.
Not because she wanted isolation,
But because she refused to kneel.
The global system said,
“Be quiet, take the aid, follow the script.”
Eritrea said:
“We write our own script — in blood, in sweat, in silence if we must.”
They shut her out.
Sanctions. Lies. Pressure.
But Eritrea didn’t collapse — she stood still.
Built with what she had.
Disciplined her youth.
Planted crops, trained soldiers, and said:
“If we do not rely on ourselves, we will not survive.”
Other African states laughed or stayed quiet.
But deep down, they watched.
Because Eritrea was doing what they feared:
Breaking the cycle.
The cycle of begging.
The cycle of being told who to vote for, how to govern, what to sign.
Yes, Eritrea is not perfect.
But no nation born from war is.
Her journey is hard.
Her voice is not loud.
But her spine is unbreakable.
Africa, you say “unity.”
Eritrea says, “Let it be real — based on respect.”
Don’t unite through slogans while selling your land.
Don’t praise democracy while letting outsiders write your laws.
Eritrea says:
“If we are to rise, it must be on our own feet — together, or alone.”
So Africa, before you judge her —
Before you repeat what foreign news says —
Ask yourself:
Who benefits from silencing a country that teaches independence?
Who fears a small nation with a big heart and no leash?
Eritrea is not hiding.
She is protecting something.
Protecting the idea that Africa can be strong without begging.
That we can build from the ground up.
That our heroes didn’t die for contracts and crumbs —
They died for sovereignty.
You don’t know Eritrea…
But if you love Africa,
If you truly love your people,
Then it’s time you learn.
The new star in the Eritrean Cycling is shining in his first race, Milkias Maekele and his first podium in his first European race. Today the tour of #Mersin came to an end and #akish from team @bikeaid finished 3rd.
Milkias is since a few weeks in Europe Congratulations.
@EvaHabtu Ja das stimmt, wenn die europäische Behörden von Anfang an so zugegriffen hätten dann wäre es nicht so weit gekommen. Aber sie dachten diese Unrhen könnten sich direkt auf Eritrea übergreifend und somit die Regierung stürzen. Aber es ging nach hinten los.
Man muss das Augenmerk nicht nur auf die vergangenen drei Jahre legen, sondern man muss die Medien stetig daran erinnern, wer in den vergangenen 13 Jahren für Unruhe gesorgt hat und welche Hintergründe es gegeben hat.
Eritrea’s election to the UNICEF Executive Board Bureau underscores its commitment to child welfare and international cooperation. With @AmbStesfamariam leadership, there is optimism for continued progress in advancing the rights and well-being of children both within #Eritrea and globally.
Congratulations Madam Ambassador 🇪🇷
#UNICEF #ERITREA
Ambassador Tesfamariam brings a wealth of experience to this role.With a global background in social development, she has extensively worked with youth & women, particularly in the Horn of Africa.
@AmbStesfamariam @Ternafi #UNCEF#ERITREA https://t.co/j1trHFROlG
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Young Eritrean researchers presented their papers this afternoon on “Introducing Sodium – ion Batteries into the African Market, Eritrea as a Gateway to the New Arcade” and “Renewable Synergy, A Holistic Approach to Power System Design in Eritrea” at the International Conference on Eritrean Studies in Asmara. #Eritrea
President Isaias Afwerki and Sudan's Chairman of the Sovereign Council, General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, held extensive talks at State House, in the early afternoon hours today, on the consolidation of the warm bilateral ties between the two countries as well as current regional/geopolitical matters.
President Isaias re-iterated Eritrea's firm and principled stance on the tragic conflict that has and continues to afflict Sudan in the recent period. He also underlined Eritrea's conviction that the problem in Sudan can only be resolved through the efforts of the Sudanese themselves with the support of friendly neighbouring countries.
In a press statement to the Eritrean News Agency, General al-Burhan expressed his gratitude to the people and Government of Eritrea for their support at a critical time when Sudan is grappling with enormous difficulties.
General al-Burhan also stressed Sudan's readiness and goodwill to further deepen the long-standing and solid ties that exist between the two peoples.
General al-Burhan and his delegation departed home in the mid-afternoon hours winding up their fruitful, one-day, working visit.
وسيبحث الرئيسان اسياس افورقي والفريق عبدالفتاح البرهان ، العلاقات الثنائية وتطورات الاوضاع في السودان والقضايا الجيوسياسية الاقليمية.يرافق رئيس مجلس السيادة الفريق عبدالفتاح البرهان ، وزير الثقافة والاعلام السيد خالد علي الاعيسر ومدير المخابرات العام الفريق احمد ابراهيم مفضل.
وصل اسمرا في الساعة العاشرة من صباح اليوم رئيس مجلس السيادة السوداني الفريق اول ركن عبدالفتاح البرهان في زيارة عمل رسمية.وكان في استقباله لدى وصوله مطار اسمرا الدولي ، الرئيس اسياس افورقي بمراسم الشرف الرسمية.
Good Read - #Eritrea: Pivotal Opportunity to Accelerate Action to Tackle the Climate Crisis; by Dr. Fikre
Gamut of measures pursued by GOE towards climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk reduction and disaster rehabilitation include:
*Eritrea has signed a number of international climate change agreemens;
*Established Enclosures and Protected Areas;
*Constructed hundreds of big/small dams and ponds since independence (from 138 to above 800 at present in aggregate);
* Has charted out blueprints and actionable programmes/projects for effective utilization of renewable energy (solar, wind etc.);
*Developed plans for desalination of sea water for domestic and economic sectors where feasible:
*Has introduced improved traditional stoves at household levels which are energy efficient and that minimize deforestation as well as reduce safety and health hazards.
https://t.co/U61FnTjLqY