By Martin Plaut – Review of African Political Economy ROAPE September 6, 2022 A fierce battle is under way between…
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Famine in Ethiopia: the roots lie in Eritrea’s long-running feud with Tigrayans
Published: May 9, 2022 Author Martin Plaut Senior Research Fellow, Horn of Africa and Southern Africa, Institute of Commonwealth Studies,…
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Romodan Mohammed Nur – Eritrean freedom fighter (1941 – 2021)
The death has been announced of Romodan Mohamed Nur. The official obituary simply says that “Mr. Romodan Mohammed Nur has…
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Alamin Mohammed Said – loyal EPLF member and unswerving supporter of President Isaias
Yemane Gebremeskel has announced the death of Alamin Mohammed Said. He is said to have died in Saudi Arabia after suffering…
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I Miss My Comrades – Especially at These Times – Paulos Tesfagiorgis
Source: World Peace Foundation I Miss My Comrades – Especially at These Times by PAULOS TESFAGIORGIS on JUNE 16, 2021 May 24, Eritrean…
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Adhanom Gebremariam, 1945-2021
We mourn the death of Adhanom Gebremariam Adhanom was a veteran of the liberation struggle and a military commander. He…
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Mesfin Hagos calls for Eritreans not to be drawn into the Tigray conflict
Mesfin Hagos – former Chief of Staff of the Eritrean Defence Force – has called on Eritreans not to get…
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With Abiy in his corner, Isaias eyes TPLF knockout
Isaias Afwerki has never lived without conflict, scheme and conspiracy in his entire adult life. A sustainable peace cannot be…
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Battle of Hedai Valley, March 1988 – one of the EPLF’s greatest victories
It is hard to overestimate how important this battle was. You can read an account of it here. Some 15,000…
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Ethiopia and Eritrea’s peace must be rooted in past
Historical grievances between the two societies are a major barrier to a healthy relationship between Ethiopia and Eritrea Source: Ethiopia Insight…
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