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Al Jazeera: Preserving a lucrative anti- Eritrea cottage industry in decline
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Al Jazeera: Preserving a lucrative anti- Eritrea cottage industry in decline
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In a recent article, Al Jazeera, quoting two notorious individuals with close ties to the regime in Ethiopia, accused members of the Eritrean Diaspora of being “spies for the government of Eritrea”. Similar accusations were made by these same groups and individuals in the past, but were dismissed when found to be outright lies.
National Union of Eritrean Women’s statement on the occasion of March 8
Inequalities between men and women and discrimination against women have been a historical reality all over the world. To correct this social ill, initiatives focusing on increasing the economic, political, social, and educational strength of women have been carried out. If we look back to our society, traditionally we find that very few women took active participation due to the limitations of being a woman in a patriarchal society. Women didn’t raise their voice in the family and the wider society. But this deleterious traditional attitude was changed during the Eritrean struggle for independence.
An aspiring Eritrean pilot veers into a career as a JetBlue aircraft mechanic 
According to UNESCO, education is a fundamental human right and is essential for the exercise of all other human rights. Education promotes individual freedom and empowerment, and it is a critical factor for economic growth and general development.
Anthropologists and sociolo¬gists inform us that sexual ex¬pressions through song and dance form part of various cultures and are considered the norm. How¬ever, cultures that do not permit manifestations of sexuality con¬sider them not only alien but also hostile to their socio-cultural set-ting. Well before the advent of satellite television, it can be said that cultures outside the western societies faced almost no chal¬lenge--except colonialism--that might jeopardize their existence.
Conducting researches relevant to Eritrea’s development sectors is a prerequisite that is expected to make a difference in nation building. That is why the National Higher Education and Research Institute encourages research activities that are expected to take the country’s multifaceted development programs to a new height.