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She'eb (Tigre: ሽዕብ) is a town in the Northern Red Sea region of Eritrea. It lies on the fertile plain at the foot of the eastern escarpment of the Eritrean Highlands. One eventful morning on Thursday May the 12th, 1988 the people of She’eb were made to suffer unbearable atrocities. The story of She’eb is different in a sense that the people who were murdered there were not combatants but rather innocent and unaffiliated men, women and children. They were killed in a despicable manner. They were crushed alive with tanks – a display of the cruelty and unwarranted violence perpetuated by the Ethiopian regimes. She’eb and its environs were ravaged by the Ethiopian colonial regime and had been reduced to a state of an almost wilderness. However, the days of colonial era have now become past history. She’eb sub-zone, once a forgotten area is now gaining the opportunity of having different service rendering institutions in varied sectors. There wasn’t a school in She’eb sub-zone before independence. The only school that was available was one elementary school that used to give educational services up to second grade level in the 1960s, which was burned down by the Ethiopian colonial regime. The inhabitants of the sub-zone used to travel to Keren and Massawa in pursuit of education. At present, however, with the exception of two administrative areas, there are many educational institutions in the six administrative areas of the sub-zone that are giving educational services from elementary to secondary levels. The transformation in the soft component of the society has brought an admirable accomplishment in all-round development of that respected area and especially in agriculture. There is a well-established agricultural infrastructure in She’eb sub-zone for the government has been dispensing huge resources in that sector♥️🇪🇷 #Sheeb #ERITREA