By Nuraddin Farah | Horn of Africa – Journal, October/December 1978 | Volume 1, Number 4, Pgs 31-36 | Republished by Wardheer News | March 4, 2015 EDITOR’S NOTE: In 1978, renowned Somali author Nuruddin Farah wrote an essay exploring Ethiopia’s long-standing desire for sea access and its history of seizing land from its coastal […]
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The Federal Prosecutor’s Office of Germany has identified the Brigade N’Hamedu as a “Domestic Terrorist Organization” following a series of violent incidents linked to the group. This action comes at a time when authorities issued search and arrest warrants against 17 individuals accused of holding senior positions within the organization. The group, identified as a […]
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This analysis uncovers previously undisclosed information on how the U.S. and German governments have conspired to implement increasingly hostile policies and carefully crafted pretexts with the ultimate aim of paralyzing the Eritrean economy by strategically targeting its mining industries. It also delve into how these actions have inadvertently backfired, harming their own geo-economic and geopolitical […]
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President Isaias Afwerki welcomed Oman’s Foreign Minister, Mr. Badr bin Hamad Al Busaidi. During the meeting, Mr. Al Busaidi delivered a message from His Majesty Sultan Haitham bin Tariq, focusing on strengthening bilateral ties and addressing regional and international issues of mutual concern.
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Eight Million Children Out of School (ETHIOPIA, 25 MARCH) ― Nearly 8 million children are out of school in the country due to the never ending conflicts and insecurity, underscoring a severe crisis in the education sector, according to Minister of Education Dr. Berhanu Nega.
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BY THOMAS GEDLE Yesterday, PM Abiy Ahmed addressed the nation with his usual cool—calm, composed, and completely detached from reality. He stood there, radiating confidence, but his eyes told another story. He looked exhausted, like a man silently asking himself, «How did I get into this mess?» Somewhere deep down, he must know the truth: […]
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Eritrea’s Foreign Minister Osman Saleh gave a briefing this morning, at the Foreign Ministry HQ in Asmara, to Resident Ambassadors and Members of the Diplomatic Corps and Heads of UN Agencies accredited to the country, on false accusations regarding:
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In any war, the first victim is truth. Accurate information is often suppressed, distorted, or manipulated to control public opinion or justify actions. In the Horn of Africa, Abiy Ahmed is inexplicably waging war—both internally against fellow Ethiopians, including the Tigray, Amhara, Oromo, and Somali people, and externally against Eritrea and Somalia. In doing so, […]
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