Around 80 vision-impaired people who succeeded in tertiary level academy have so far been assigned in a number of governmental and non-governmental institutions at different levels of whom most are teachers. However, productivity of well over 10,000 vision- impaired nationals throughout the country needs to be enhanced through different rehabilitation programs that include providing them with access to education and giving training on varied areas of specializations. In keeping with this reality, Eritrea National Association for the Blind (ERNAB) along with its partners recently held a three-day workshop aimed at assessing the over all situation of blindness and the achievements registered so far.
“Haben” literally means pride. As its name implies being one of Eritrea’s flourishing construction companies Haben has proven to be the nation’s pride in partaking in construction activities and most notably it has recently been engaged in the construction of educational institutions that would indeed pave a way to the country’s vibrant progress in terms of investment on literacy.
Delay always breads dangerous situations. The more timely the solutions, one gets to solve any possible threats, and better the chances are for handling the unforeseen hazardous consequences that could result due to mismanagement. Keeping the environment intact with extra cautiousness and reinforcing laws that correspond with it, indeed, saves biodiversity from degradation and extinction lest health conditions of the general public remain under constant danger.
It has been a widespread concern of the general public that with the evermore increase of prize winners, the award for academic excellence might somehow diminish both in quality and quantity. Contrary to these expectations, however, Zagre Award- 2010 once again proved the fact that the yet on rise academic excellence would still be rewarded in doubles.
“Shoot for the moon. Even if you miss you will still land among the stars.” This axiom highlights that the more you work hard, the better your opportunities of success become. You would achieve a 100% success or come very close to it. Just take the initiative with concerted efforts the very step that leads to journey of success. These aforementioned points though applicant to all day-to-day activities but with better equivalence strongly correspond with students’ academic achievements.
Having presided over the fourth graduation ceremony held last Saturday at the Vocational Training Center in Sawa, President Isaias Afwerki conducted inspection tour of agricultural programs in six sub-zones of Gash-Barka and Anseba regions from August 22 to 23. The President visited the sub-zones of Golij, Teseney and Haykota in Gash-Barka region, as well as the sub-zones of Hagaz, Elaberéd, and Adi-Tekelezan in Anseba region, during which he observed the condition of crops, agricultural infrastructure facilities, micro-dams and the amount of water they have accumulated, as well as other development activities. He also exchanged views with administrators and experts.President Isaias Afwerki set out for a tour of inspection westward from Teseney town early Sunday to observe agricultural activities in the Gash-Barka Region. He arrived at Golij before daybreak after a 60 km long mileage across the hard-packed dirt road. Whilst looking at the growing crops on both sides of the dirt road, the President made his way to Omahajer Administrative area so as to inspect agricultural undertakings at the vast plains around Kachero. After examining the cultivated large farmland, he then proceeded towards Gerset.
Technical and vocation training is a part of the education system that have been given much attention in recent years. The primary objective of promoting this aspect of education is to provide training opportunities for students as well as cultivate skilled human resources to complement the national development programs. As a result there are now 6 technical and vocational schools around the country while the largest one of them in Sawa encompasses 5 different vocational training centers. Graduating 3,700 professionals every year, these schools provide training in a whole rage of trades that include accounting, banking and finance, auto mechanics, building construction, drafting, entrepreneurship, animal husbandry, plant science, forestry and wildlife and many others.
Around 80 vision-impaired people who succeeded in tertiary level academy have so far been assigned in a number of governmental and non-governmental institutions at different levels of whom most are teachers. However, productivity of well over 10,000 vision- impaired nationals throughout the country needs to be enhanced through different rehabilitation programs that include providing them with access to education and giving training on varied areas of specializations. In keeping with this reality, Eritrea National Association for the Blind (ERNAB) along with its partners recently held a three-day workshop aimed at assessing the over all situation of blindness and the achievements registered so far.
“Haben” literally means pride. As its name implies being one of Eritrea’s flourishing construction companies Haben has proven to be the nation’s pride in partaking in construction activities and most notably it has recently been engaged in the construction of educational institutions that would indeed pave a way to the country’s vibrant progress in terms of investment on literacy.
Delay always breads dangerous situations. The more timely the solutions, one gets to solve any possible threats, and better the chances are for handling the unforeseen hazardous consequences that could result due to mismanagement. Keeping the environment intact with extra cautiousness and reinforcing laws that correspond with it, indeed, saves biodiversity from degradation and extinction lest health conditions of the general public remain under constant danger.
It has been a widespread concern of the general public that with the evermore increase of prize winners, the award for academic excellence might somehow diminish both in quality and quantity. Contrary to these expectations, however, Zagre Award- 2010 once again proved the fact that the yet on rise academic excellence would still be rewarded in doubles.
“Shoot for the moon. Even if you miss you will still land among the stars.” This axiom highlights that the more you work hard, the better your opportunities of success become. You would achieve a 100% success or come very close to it. Just take the initiative with concerted efforts the very step that leads to journey of success. These aforementioned points though applicant to all day-to-day activities but with better equivalence strongly correspond with students’ academic achievements.
Having presided over the fourth graduation ceremony held last Saturday at the Vocational Training Center in Sawa, President Isaias Afwerki conducted inspection tour of agricultural programs in six sub-zones of Gash-Barka and Anseba regions from August 22 to 23. The President visited the sub-zones of Golij, Teseney and Haykota in Gash-Barka region, as well as the sub-zones of Hagaz, Elaberéd, and Adi-Tekelezan in Anseba region, during which he observed the condition of crops, agricultural infrastructure facilities, micro-dams and the amount of water they have accumulated, as well as other development activities. He also exchanged views with administrators and experts.President Isaias Afwerki set out for a tour of inspection westward from Teseney town early Sunday to observe agricultural activities in the Gash-Barka Region. He arrived at Golij before daybreak after a 60 km long mileage across the hard-packed dirt road. Whilst looking at the growing crops on both sides of the dirt road, the President made his way to Omahajer Administrative area so as to inspect agricultural undertakings at the vast plains around Kachero. After examining the cultivated large farmland, he then proceeded towards Gerset.