PART I   PART II PART III GASH GROUP 3,500 A "complex society" of pastoral people, who lived from the Gash (Mareb) River to the Red Sea hill and coast of Eritrea took rise in 3,500 B.C. Based on archaeological evidence, the Gash people held extensive trades and contacts with Ancient Egypt, Nubia and the Arabian Peninsula. SOURCE: The development of urbanism in the northern... 

Selam, an Eritrean R&B Singer from Germany (with the long hair) Selam was born in 1986 in München, Germany. He is the son of Yonas and Almaz.. His talent for singing and entertaining started at a young age. At the age of nine he made his tv debut on ARD, with the boyband BaggyBoys. Also he performed at a benefit event organized by former tennis player Michael Stich(Wimbledon 91′,... 

Djibouti will resist war with Eritrea: president Thu Jan 29, 2009  By David Clarke  DJIBOUTI (Reuters) – Djibouti will not be pushed into war with its Horn of Africa neighbour Eritrea and will exhaust all legal means to settle a long-running border row, the Djibouti president said in an interview.  The two nations, on a crucial shipping lane linking Europe to Asia, clashed in June... 

German medical team says Eritrean doctors’ skills in heart surgery making good progress By Shabait, Jan 28, 2009 Asmara, 28 January 2009 – Dr. Andre Simon who arrived here heading a German medical team to exchange experience in adult heart surgery said that the skill of Eritrean doctors in undertaking heart surgery is making good progress. In the... 

The State of Africa The governance landscape of Africa is in transition with important democratic elections taking place across the continent. What political and economic actions are required to shape the future of Africa in a challenging global economic environment? Kofi Annan, Secretary-General, United Nations (1997-2006); Member of the Foundation Board of the World Economic Forum; Co-Chair of... 

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Over 5,000 persons languishing in TPLF regime’s secret prisons, defecting soldiers say By Shabait Jan 26, 2009 Asmara, 26 January 2009 – Defecting Ethiopian soldiers who arrived in Eritrea recently said that more than 5,000 innocent persons are languishing in secret prisons of the TPLF regime. Deputy inspector Yehaulashet Alebachew Delele, who is... 

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