Sheib subzone is one of the ten sub-zonal administrations of the Northern Red Sea (NRS) region bordered by Gheleb sub-zone in the west, Massawa sub-zone in the east, Ghindae sub-zone in the south and Afabet sub-zone in the north. It is about 84 kms west of Massawa.
It has been twenty seven years since Eritrea emerged from a lengthy war of liberation that claimed the lives of sixty five thousand women and men and displaced hundreds of thousands of women and men.
Health services are given in Eritrea through a three-tier system. The primary level constitutes community health services, health stations, health centers and community hospitals. The secondary level includes regional referral hospitals and first contact hospitals while the tertiary level covers national referral hospitals.
The Minister of Agriculture Mr. Arefaine Berhe made a three-day visit from 22-24 February 2019 to current desert locust (DL) control sites in the sub-zones of She’eb, Afabet and Karora.
The vision of the Eritrean Government as stated in the Macro-Policy and the Charter of the People’s Front for Democracy and Justice (PFDJ) is to achieve rapid, balanced, home grown and sustainable economic growth with social equity and justice, anchored on the principle of self-reliance. The same vision is further reinforced in the Eritrea National Indicative Development Plan 2014-2018.
As a predominantly agricultural country, Eritrea must be attentive to challenges for small-scale farmers who depend on their crops for food and income. This brief article will explore recent news and initiatives regarding two notable agricultural threats: Fall Armyworm and desert locusts.
Sheib subzone is one of the ten sub-zonal administrations of the Northern Red Sea (NRS) region bordered by Gheleb sub-zone in the west, Massawa sub-zone in the east, Ghindae sub-zone in the south and Afabet sub-zone in the north. It is about 84 kms west of Massawa.
It has been twenty seven years since Eritrea emerged from a lengthy war of liberation that claimed the lives of sixty five thousand women and men and displaced hundreds of thousands of women and men.
Health services are given in Eritrea through a three-tier system. The primary level constitutes community health services, health stations, health centers and community hospitals. The secondary level includes regional referral hospitals and first contact hospitals while the tertiary level covers national referral hospitals.
The Minister of Agriculture Mr. Arefaine Berhe made a three-day visit from 22-24 February 2019 to current desert locust (DL) control sites in the sub-zones of She’eb, Afabet and Karora.
The vision of the Eritrean Government as stated in the Macro-Policy and the Charter of the People’s Front for Democracy and Justice (PFDJ) is to achieve rapid, balanced, home grown and sustainable economic growth with social equity and justice, anchored on the principle of self-reliance. The same vision is further reinforced in the Eritrea National Indicative Development Plan 2014-2018.
The multiple awards winning office of the Auditor General of the State of Eritrea and its work ethos is an African example to follow
As a predominantly agricultural country, Eritrea must be attentive to challenges for small-scale farmers who depend on their crops for food and income. This brief article will explore recent news and initiatives regarding two notable agricultural threats: Fall Armyworm and desert locusts.