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No hunger in 2010: Eritrea President
ASMARA: President Isaias Afwerki said Eritrea would not suffer from hunger and food shortages in 2010, a government website reported. Comment?
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Perspectives on The Future of The Somali Jihad - By: Andrew McGregor
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For nearly a year now, the Transitional Federal Government of Somalia has been waging a life or death struggle for survival against the repeated assaults of a radical Islamist opposition; an opposition that remains unsatisfied with the appointment of a fellow Islamist as president and the implementation of Shari'a as the law of the land. Comment?
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Eritrea President says no hunger in 2010
President Isaias Afwerki said Eritrea would not suffer from hunger and food shortages in 2010, a government website reported. Comment?
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The Encouraging Sign of US-Ethio Relation
... US takes action to thwart the easily smuggled material support from outside Somalia via the rogue one-man state of Eritrea and others, terror in Somali will perpetually breed terror and the dreadful lives of the Somali people may trickle down to the ... Comment?
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Eritrea: Africa's version of North Korea?
... and duffel bags crammed so tightly with food that tin cans bulged through the fabric. The needs are acute in Eritrea, a narrow shard of sand and rock along the Red Sea that's presided over by one of Africa's most secretive regimes. As its ... 14 comments
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5. President of Eritrea dismisses allegations
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... and duffel bags crammed so tightly with food that tin cans bulged through the fabric. The needs are acute in Eritrea, a narrow shard of sand and rock along the Red Sea that's presided over by one of Africa's most secretive regimes. As its quixotic ... Comment?
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President of Eritrea dismisses allegations
... and duffel bags crammed so tightly with food that tin cans bulged through the fabric. The needs are acute in Eritrea, a narrow shard of sand and rock along the Red Sea that's presided over by one of Africa's most secretive regimes. As its quixotic ... Comment?
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You can't go to Asmara and not note the architecture . While most African capitals today are replete with drab, hulking towers from the 1960s and 1970s, the Eritrean capital, dating back to its days as an early-century Italian colonial pied-a-terre, is home to some of the boldest designs on the continent. Comment?
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Ethiopian PM, visiting Presidential envoy discuss peace in Sudan
Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi, today discussed with the Sudanese Presidential Adviser Ghazi Salah Al-Deen, bilateral relation and ongoing efforts to end Darfur conflict and achieve peace in the country. 6 comments
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Authoritarian Eritrea President overseeing a captive nation
... advocates. This comes as no surprise especially to members of the media since independent reporting is outlawed in Eritrea. The government is known to be the world s worst violator of press freedom. US based, Seyoum Tesfaye, is Chairman of the ... 5 comments
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I'd been warned before going to Asmara that I might be spied upon. In the extremely small capital of an extremely secretive regime, diplomats told me they assumed they were being watched by their neighbors and probably even by some Eritreans who worked for them. Comment?
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Sunridge Gold Corp.: Sunridge Gold Provides Drilling Update on the Asmara Project
Sunridge Gold Corp. provides an update on the ongoing drilling program being conducted at the Asmara Project, Eritrea. Comment?
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Community shares victory and pride
... "He's one of us," said a beaming Elsa Tecleberhan, who helps run the City Heights restaurant Asmara, named after Eritrea's capital. "We are so proud of him." Keflezighi came to the United States from the small East African country (population 5.6 ... Comment?
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I've just returned from a brief trip to Asmara, Eritrea, where I had the chance to interview Isaias Afwerki, the country's only president in 16 years of independence. Comment?
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Eritrea throws out accusation being "exporting chaos"
Eritrea has dismissed an accusation by neighboring Djibouti of becoming a destabilizing factor to the fragile peace and stability of the Horn of Africa region by supporting Militias with suspected links to al Qaeda. Comment?
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Suffering without end in Eritrea
... the UN says close to 70 percent of the population is malnourished. Omar is also troubled by recent reports that Eritrea still stands at the bottom of the list of the world s worst places for press freedom - below North Korea, Burma and Somalia. He ... 31 comments
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Eritrea dismisses border violence accusations
ASMARA: Eritrea said yesterday it would not be drawn into another war of words after neighbouring Djibouti became the latest nation to accuse the Red Sea state of supporting rebels and spreading chaos in the region. Comment?
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Eritrea said on Thursday it would not be drawn into another war of words after neighbouring Djibouti became the latest nation to accuse the Red Sea state of supporting rebels and spreading chaos in the region. Comment?
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The only leader who thinks it is o.k. to preside over a nation with the worst record in press freedom is Eritrea s strongman Isayas Afewerki. Comment?
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Somali PM to meet Islamist financier in Djibouti
... movement made his first public appearance, after months on the run, at a conference of Somali opposition figures in Eritrea. "The talks have been organized by Djibouti officials and are anticipated to unite Islamists who are going to take advantage ... Comment?
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