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Taita Making 101
Who doesn’t like taita in Eritrea!? Come on! Unless there is something fundamentally wrong with you, taita is, well…
Rahel Asghedom’s Books for Children: A Review
Children are like sponge: continuously absorbing a great deal from their environment. You can also compare children…
When we fast, We Fast Together
Xom Arba’a or the Lent is a season of soul-searching and repentance. It is a season for reflection and taking…
Eritrea at International Stage of Arts
Today, the role of cultural products in diplomacy, politics, economics and development is increasingly being…
On the Importance of Names
Now there is a high probability that I might end up naming one of my kids Lionel Messi but that likelihood is not…
Ask the Foodie
There was a time when I used to confuse RSVP with SRPQ that appear in invitation cards. It was later on that I…
Cycling in Eritrea: The Legacy of Resilience, Competitiveness, and Skill
On September 24, 2021, Eritreans all over the world celebrated a significant sporting victory. This victory was…
The Warmth of Holidays
Here comes the long-awaited religious festival, Christmas. People can finally break the fasting that lasted for a…
2022 A Hopeful Season for Eritrean Athletics
Editor’s Note, “The article about the accomplishments of the Eritrean athletes in 2021 was published on the sports…
Book Launch for Nurenebi File
Editor’s Note: It is to be recalled that we have published a review of the translated version of the book Nurenebi…
“The Holiday Season”
Growing in the Eritrean society is exceptionally warm. The holiday season in Eritrea is characterized by the…
Sirs, If you Want to Gossip
“Kamsa meta,” my daughter explains, is “Thank you,” in Korean. She picked this and other Korean expressions in what…