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Weekend Impressions:In Search of the Beauty Queen
Weekend Impressions:In Search of the Beauty Queen
Meron Abraha, Jul 30, 2009
Saturday July 25, 2009, saw a glamorous evening at the Asmara Municipality Hall, where Eritrea chose two beauties to represent it in the upcoming Miss East Africa 2009 beauty pageant.
Attended by hundreds of guests and complete with music performance by renowned and up-and-coming...
VIDEO: US's UN ambassador warns Eritrea over Somalia rebels – Reuters
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US warns Eritrea over activity in Somalia
By MATTHEW LEE (AP) – 18 minutes ago
WASHINGTON — The Obama administration on Wednesday criticized Eritrea for destabilizing activities in...
A filthy squat in Calais is home to 50 Eritreans who daily try to cross the Channel seeking asylum in Britain
The house of despair
A filthy squat in Calais is home to 50 Eritreans who daily try to cross the Channel seeking asylum in Britain. Here are their stories
Caroline Woods
The Guardian, Thursday 30 July 2009
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Eritrea’s Fred Hollows Intraocular Lens Laboratory exports 96% of its products
A Right to Sight: The Legacy of Fred Hollows
Mansour Nouredin, Jul 29, 2009
Fred Hollows Intraocular Lens Laboratory has not only met domestic demands, but is also becoming competitive in the world market with 73.5% of its product being exported to Asian countries and 22.5% to countries in Africa, Europe, Oceania and Americas; the rest being used in...
Eritrea: Heavy rainfall scored recently in different parts of the country
Heavy rainfall scored recently in different parts of the country
By Shabait
Jul 28, 2009, 10:28
Heavy rainfall has been obtained recently in different parts of the region, according to the Eritrean Metrology Office.
The head of the office, Mr. Issack Fiseha, indicated that satellite picture shows that there exists satisfactory distribution of...
Eritrea Grants the Colluli Potash Project exploration to South Boulder Mines
Eritrea Potash License Granted
Tuesday, 28 July 2009
South Boulder Mines is extremely pleased to announce that the Colluli Potash Project exploration license has been officially granted by the Eritrean Ministry of Energy and Mines. The Project is located in the Danakil Depression region of Eritrea approximately 200kms south east of the Capital Asmara and...
Video: Civilians bear the brunt of Somalia fighting
Fresh fighting has erupted south of Somalia’s capital, Mogadishu.
With the help of African Union peace keepers, government troops are battling al-Shabab and other armed groups.
Civilians in the area say the fighting has turned their lives into a "living hell".
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State: 500-600 refugees infiltrate Israel each month half from Eritrea – Ynet
State: 500-600 refugees infiltrate Israel each month
State Prosecutor’s Office strongly objects to High Court issuing injunction against deportation of African asylum seekers from central Israel to periphery. ‘There are potentially thousands of infiltrators currently staying in Israel, mostly in the heart of the country,’ says State
Aviad Glickman
Published:
07.29.09,...
Nile countries delay water sharing pact for six months – AFP
Nile countries delay water sharing pact for six months
By Samer al-Atrush (AFP) – 20 hours ago
ALEXANDRIA, Egypt — Water ministers from Nile Basin countries on Tuesday delayed signing a water-sharing pact already rejected by Egypt and Sudan, who oppose any reduction in their traditional quotas.
Ministers from nine Nile Basin countries and Eritrea, which had observer status at the four-day...
Hillary Clinton to meet Sheikh Sharif of Somalia – Telegraph
Hillary Clinton to meet president of Somalia
Hillary Clinton, the US secretary of state, plans to meet the president of Somalia’s transitional government in the first phase of an an attempt by the US to improve security in a country known for piracy and kidnappings.
(Telegraph.co.uk) Mrs Clinton will become the highest-ranking US official to meet President Sheikh Sharif Ahmed, signalling...