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Remembering our past for our future
Saturday, 07 December 2019 04:28 | Written by Simon Weldemichael |
  
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Remembering our past for our future
Saturday, 07 December 2019 04:28 | Written by Simon Weldemichael |
Last Updated (Saturday, 07 December 2019 04:33) |
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Every December people plan and prepare to welcome a New Year. We look forward to the future and backward to the past to look for answers to the issues and problems we encountered in our life.
been part of humankind and the responses of societies towards people with disabilities have been varied.
Today, more than ever before in human history, the wealth and poverty of countries depend on the expansion and quality of higher education. In fact, according to Richard Wolff, a respected scholar and economist, “the single most important factor shaping the future of any economy in the world is the quality and the quantity of the educated, trained labor force it produces”.
The 40th anniversary of the foundation of the National Union of Eritrean Women (NUEW) was commemorated with great enthusiasm under the theme “fighting against gender-based violence in the world of work”.
Every year the Eritrean diaspora from all parts of the world return to the homeland. Most stay for less than a couple of months. Some are lucky to stay and visit for a longer time.