A weekend in the Dahlak Islands — endless horizons, pristine waters, and the rare feeling of having an island all to yourself. Add vibrant reefs for snorkeling and complete serenity… a reminder of Eritrea’s incredible potential for sustainable tourism and natural heritage. #ExploreEritrea
Super news for 🇪🇷
-$77.6 million package approved by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) will scale up nature and climate solutions across 11 projects in 10 countries, including 🇪🇷supported by @UNDPEritrea@UNDP
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Freshwater fish production is expanding across the country. For instance in the Central region (Zoba Maekel) alone, of the 82 dams suitable for fish farming, 68 are currently producing freshwater fish, with output increased by 38% in 2025 compared to last year. 😎
A Promise made in 2005 Hidri Magazine and a promise kept in 2026 and beyond! The headline roughly translates as ' There is no force in the world that will undermine our sovereignty and live in peace! #Eritrea
ሉኣላውነትና ረጊጹ ዝነብር ሓይሊ የለን!
The #Red-Sea cliche: Actually we don't believe in squabbles." We were quite not for lack of things to say but bcz we chose to be quiet". Remember zes golden words during the ሳሕል ከም ሃገር፣ ህዝባዊ ግንባር ከም መንግስቲ era.
"...from antiquity to the present, Eritrea’s geology has always underpinned its economy. However, the 21st century demands a transformation from raw extraction to high-tech optimization."
A thought- provoking article by @globalezra
https://t.co/Q4IZCwpJnn
Berhanu Nega may have just delivered the most devastating blow to Abiy’s delusional politics, issuing a resignation statement from his party that doubles as a stark warning about #Ethiopia’s bleak political future.
In an hour-long speech he gave a damning account of the deep chaos and uncertainty facing the country. Whatever Berhanu’s ultimate objective may be, the address is a must-listen. Although, the government-aligned TV stations appear to have cut some of the most damaging portions of his remarks, what remains is still politically explosive.
Among the striking admissions and warnings he delivered were:
“We have failed politically as a country.”
"We have made Ethiopia's economy even much worse than it was 60 years ago, where 80% of our population is still expecting to be fed using stone-age agricultural practices"
“It is unthinkable to live in Ethiopia—a country of many ethnicities and religions—while we have institutionalized politics based on ethnicity and religion.”
“Given the way our politics is structured, it is impossible to believe we can continue as a functioning society.”
“We must pull ourselves away from backstabbing and accusatory politics. We must listen to each other and abandon the ‘my way or the highway’ mentality, as well as the illiterate hubris of thinking only about ourselves without regard for the consequences for others.”
“Politics must not become a space from which wise and capable people flee, leaving it to be dominated by boisterous and unintelligent voices.”
“We should refrain from turning those with different ideas into mortal enemies.”
“If we do not change our ways now, it is hard to imagine what the fate of our country will be.”
“If we continue practicing politics the way we do today, we will not withstand the major changes taking place around us.”
Taken together, these remarks amount to a rare public acknowledgment from within Ethiopia’s political elite that the country’s current political structure is unsustainable.
"48 African countries collectively owe USD 42.2 billion to z IMF. Zs is abt 1/3 of the IMF’s total outstanding credit. Bt zer r 3 smart countries in Africa zat hv refused two take out IMF loans,namely: Libya, Botswana & Biniam Girmay's self-reliant Eritrea" IMF Report August 2024
Eritrea🇪🇷 is known for its rich history and divers civilizations.Over the years, scientists and historians have conducted research and concluded that the ancient Land of Punt, a legendary trading partner of ancient Egypt,is believed to have been situated in present day Eritrea
FACTS ABOUT #ERITREAN CUSTOMARY LAWS
PART II
-#Eritrea has one of the oldest customary laws in the world. The traditional society of Eritrea had indigenous legal institutions for centuries.
-Eritrea is probably the only #African country to have written customary laws before the twentieth century.
-Habtslus Gerekrstos Customary Laws
This Customary Law was given to the people by then ruler of TseAzega, Degyat Habteselus, and his son Degyat Gerekrstos, around 1680 at a Conference held around Mai Bela. Adi Qontsi in Maakel Region was the custodian of this Customary Law.
-It was amended in 1918.
-This Customary Law had a very harsh punishment on women who changed attributed paternity of a child to different men. "If a woman attributes paternity to a man, under oath, but later attributes paternity to another man, her right hand and left breast shall be cut off."
-The Customary Laws of the Afar (BUR EALI MADA)
-It was codifies in 1962 at a Conference of #Afar Elders (MAKA ABAN) in #Tio.
-The Code has 140 article and 30 sections and deals with almost all aspects of the day-to-day activities of the people.
-The Customary Laws of Beni Amer
-It was documented in 1958 by Sheik Hamid Ferej Hamid who was delegated by the Beni Amer tribes. The law was unanimously adopted by 39 delegates of the different Beni Amer delegates.
🇷🇺🇪🇷“ The first for 30 years of diplomatic relations between Russia and Eritrea, the Russian Navy frigate arrived at the Eritrean port "Massawa". Navy frigate of the Russian Pacific Fleet "Marshal Shaposhnikov" will stay in Eritrea until April 5, 2024.
#Russia#Eritrea