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Guaila’s pervasive in Eritrea
Any excuse is welcome to hold or organize a guaila (traditional frenzied dance accompanied by singers and…
When Man asked himself, “W ho am I ?”
The Internet is completing the global neuron network in the same way that the brain had done millions of years ago…
How must Sawa have been in 2020?
Although the meaning of Sawa may be subjective, people who have been to Sawa have many things in common. I will…
The Ramifications of COVID-19: Summer without Diaspora
In Eritrea, summer, extending from May to early September, is a season filled with annual national festivities that…
Gossip: We are all guilty of it!
If you don’t have anything nice to say, say it anyway.
Traditional Beliefs on Sickness
With over 12.3 million confirmed cases of COVID-19 worldwide, there hasn’t been a better time than right now to…
The Bicycle is an Essential Part of Our Lives
As June 3rd marks World Bicycle Day, lets cycle into the past, present and future of the bicycle in the Eritrean…
Turning 2 9 with Eritra: Celebrating Independence Day under the reality of…
When the month of May comes Eritreans inside the country and in Diaspora gear up to celebrate Independence Day.
Ramadan Kareem
Ramadan is a Muslim religious observance that takes place during the ninth month of the Islamic calendar, which is…
Obituary: Shoulder Bump, Cheek Kisses, Handshakes are dead!
Covid-19 might as well have killed the culture of physical greeting; absolutely no one will ever touch anyone to…
Hogging Public Services
Whenever the secretary of the very pompous boss in my friend’s workplace knocks at a door and gets in to an office,…