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“Qal Alem” ቃል ዓለም
When I first came to North America, I had a very friendly American neighbor. She would often chat with me if we ran…
A Review of ‘The Nurenebi File’
The Nurenebi File is a well-researched, widely-praised, fictionalized book of history that traces the fortunes and…
Tradition Goes Abroad!
Eritreans are taking with them everything traditional to their adopted country. There, they can enjoy their…
A Marketplace Akin to a Battlefield
When you go to a traditional market, it is for two reasons. You either want to sell your horse or you want to buy a…
Veni, Vidi, Bini! Biniam’s Performance at the Giro D’Italia: a Showcase of…
When Biniam won at Gent- Wevelgem classic (one of the oldest and most prestigious classics in cycling) in March, he…
Be on Guard against Greed!
When Europeans flocked to the New Continent following its discovery in 1492, the idea was to get as much gold and…
It is Time to let Loose Like Footloose!
It is unlikely that any human society has ever denied itself the excitement and pleasure of dancing. Like cave…
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…