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By Shabait Staff on Aug 15, 2004, 14:28
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Local Newspapers: Aug 13, 2004
By Staff on Aug 13, 2004, 19:51
Eritrea Festival reflects the country’s development and unity of its people, Djibouti Minister says
By Staff on Aug 13, 2004, 19:36
Djibouti’s Minister of International Cooperation, Mr. Mahmoud Ali Yosuf, said that Eritrea Festival adequately reflects the country’s development and unity of its people. He made the statement while answering a reporter’s question about his impressions about the Festival which he observed at private level. The Minister was here as a foreign visitor to observe the festivities at the Asmara Expo grounds.
An Eritrean Summer: (I) Asmara Days
By Huriy Ghirmai on Aug 13, 2004, 18:49
The gates are still the same colour but Aboi Embaye - the caretaker - is not here anymore. My class at first grade used to stand next to the chapel. I go in and it waits for me unlocked and I enter with such excitement. The room looks small and the benches so tiny. How things change! I sit on where I imagined I used to sit. Scattered memories surface on my mind like falling globules that settle on a flat surface – undisturbed. Eventually, the memories merge together to bring me some vague recollection of my childhood at school.
Southern region: SWP activities make encouraging progress
By Staff on Aug 12, 2004, 20:56
Participants of the Summer Work Program (SWP) deployed in the Southern region are actively engaged in development activities in a number of villages. Over the past 12 days, they built 5,500 cubic meters of embankment and dug more than half a million ..
Local Newspapers: Aug 12, 2004
By Staff on Aug 12, 2004, 20:00
Donation in support of martyrs’ families
By Staff on Aug 12, 2004, 19:58
The inhabitants of seven administrative areas in the Southern region contributed an additional sum amounting to 14,000 Nakfa in support of martyrs’ families. Earlier they, they contributed about 189,000 Nakfa for the same purpose.
A lasting memory! Summer 2004
By Mike Seium on Aug 12, 2004, 10:26
In early April Eritreans were celebrating the 2nd year anniversary of the Hague decision that awarded the symbolic town of Badme to it's rightful owner. Since then the spirit of the nation which thrives on "hade hizbi hade libi" has been on a roll with positive vibrations. As a person who had the opportunity to attend most of the events in America
and Eritrea, I feel honored to say that Eritrea is headed in the right direction. It's leadership is one that must be commended and it's strength is one that can never be weakened. It's biggest resource "THE PEOPLE" or should I say "SHAEBIA" have made me realize that the nation is stronger than ever.
ERI-TV/Globe Cast @ D.C Festival
By Staff on Aug 11, 2004, 23:19
ERI-TV along with Globe Cast World TV will be in attendance at the 2004 Eritrean Festival in D.C. The purpose in attending these events is to provide special one-day promotions on the GlobeCast WorldTV home satellite system and on the quality of ERI-TV programming. Just Read:
• A special price for equipment of $169 down by $30 from the regular $199.
• 2 months of free programming with a commitment of a year’s subscription.
• Two Globe Cast World TV systems for a raffle to be drawn @ the festival, and five months of free programming to the two winners.
• T-shirt Giveaways and more.
These are just some of the great offers from Globe Cast and ERI-TV for more information just visit the booth that will be set up at the D.C Festival 2004 starting August 13th. ERI-TV and other media outlets will also have information regarding this throughout the week.
Senior government officials inspect SWP activities
By Staff on Aug 11, 2004, 19:45
Senior government officials that include the Minister of Agriculture, Mr. Arefaine Berhe, the Minister of Education, Mr. Osman Saleh, and the Administrator of the Central region, Mr. Semere Russom, inspected development activities in the Central region being carried out through the Summer Work Program (SWP). They inspected activities in the areas of Demsebai and Shimanegus being undertaken by student participants of the program.
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| | Eritrea Festival reflects the country’s development and unity of its people, Djibouti Minister says |
| | Southern region: SWP activities make encouraging progress |
| | Donation in support of martyrs’ families |
| | ERI-TV/Globe Cast @ D.C Festival |
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