Together we have placed our trust in her, and because we love her, we will not let her go. Let us give even more so that she can reach the goal she set for herself. https://t.co/GiqdcFyWYm
#MissWorld#SnitHabteab#Eritrea#Eritreaኤርትራإرتريا
We are proud of you Sinit ❤️ You represented our country with dignity and integrity in the global stage You made history… Number one on people’s choice globally out of 111 contestants Congratulations ERITREA Congratulations Sinit
congratulations my beautiful people ❤️🇪🇷 #ERITREA #MissWorld2026
He hails from the people and safeguards them. His land and his people constitute an unbreakable community, invincible to any foe🇪🇷.#Eritrea#Eritreaኤርትራإرتريا
Ambassador Beyene Participates in Regional Ministerial Steering Committee Meeting
Ambassador Beyene Russom, Eritrea’s Ambassador to Kenya, participated in the Fourth Regional Ministerial Steering Committee meeting, convened in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, on 18 August under the theme “Advancing Africa’s Health Security and Sovereignty: Predictable and Innovative Investment in Maternal and Child Health and Primary Health Care.”
Representing Ms. Amina Nurhusein, Minister of Health, Ambassador Beyene addressed the meeting and outlined Eritrea’s community-based approach to primary health care.
“Eritrea strongly believes that resilient primary health care is the foundation of both improved health outcomes and stronger health security. We have invested in a community-based primary health care system anchored in a cost-effective Basic Health Care Package that extends essential services to rural, remote and nomadic communities,” Ambassador Beyene said.
Noting that Eritrea’s health policy does not stand alone, Ambassador Beyene said that the Government’s broader approach is to reach marginalized communities with an integrated package of basic services, including education, water, agriculture and other essential services.
Ambassador Beyene reiterated Eritrea’s readiness to share its experiences, learn from fellow member states and support regional collaboration.
Western countries have put political pressure on Eritrea to expel Eritrean youth from their country, resulting in more than 50 % of asylum seekers claiming to be Eritreans, not Eritreans. We are now seeing the consequences
I am sure we all saw the distressing story of the 60 year old man raped by "Eritrean" 🇪🇷 Bruke Desalagne, 33, in Harrow. In court he needed an interpreter, which German-Eritrean @deutscheritreer explains makes the crime even worse.
He writes: "Desalagne is an Ethiopian (Amharic) name, at his age nearly nobody flees Eritrea and if he would have fled as an adult, he wouldn’t need a translator in court, since English is mandatory in Eritrean schools. Pretending to be Eritrean helps in order not to get deported."
Indeed AI told me that English taught from the age of 5/6 & in secondary school to university the lessons are taught in English.
He is an Ethiopian 🇪🇹 liar too.
FYI, his full name, BRUK DESALEGN DEMSIE, which is typical Ethiopian name, most probably ethnic Amhara.
There is no "DESALEGN DEMSIE" name in Eritrea at all.
If you threaten to put him on a plane and “deport” him back to Eritrea, he will definitely admit he is Ethiopian that he only claimed to be "Eritrean" for an easy asylum claim. Learn more ... https://t.co/70c7nsFL4C
A serious statement attributed to the Embassy of the State of Eritrea in the UK raises questions about identity, nationality and asylum claims in a reported case in Harrow, North London.
These claims should be independently verified. No allegation should be treated as fact without evidence and due process.
We call for transparency, accountability and a clear official response from the relevant authorities.
@UKHomeOffice@GOVUK@metpoliceuk@BBCNews@CNBC
#UK #HomeOffice #UKGovernment #UKPolice #Immigration #Asylum #HumanRights #Transparency #Accountability #Eritrea #London
The Embassy of Eritrea to the UK and Ireland released a statement today, August 19th, clarifying the circumstances of an incident involving 33-year-old Bruke Desalagne outside St. John's Church in Harrow, North London. @HarrowCrownCourt @DailyMail@Telegraph@BBCNews
Based on what you see here, If you had to choose, would you entrust your family's health to an Eritrean-trained doctor or an Ethiopian-trained doctor? 🤔