The whole of the Horn of Africa is occupied by neo-colonial power. Well, not entirely… One small country of indomitable revolutionaries still holds out against the invaders. In this third and last part of our chapter on Eritrea, Mohamed Hassan reveals the secret of the Eritrean Revolution. Can an African country develop itself while leaving the multinationals at its gate? Why do relations remain strained as between Eritrea and its Ethiopian neighbor? Is President Isaias Afwerki a revolutionary hero or a dictator who censors the media? Find all the answers in this latest chapter of our series ‘Understanding the Muslim world’.
Everything you are not supposed to know about Eritrea: part 1 and part 2
10TH ERITREA FESTIVAL IN UK UNDERWAY
Written by Festival Media Center
Saturday, 03 July 2010
10TH ERITREAN FESTIVAL IN UK UNDERWAY IN COLORFUL MANNER
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EVERYTHING YOU ARE NOT SUPPOSED TO KNOW ABOUT ERITREA
EAST AFRICA`S COMMON MARKET BEGINS By Tim Bowler Business reporter, BBC World Service East Africa`s common market comes into force this month,
which aims to allow goods to move freely across the region.
EVERYTHING YOU ARE NOT SUPPOSED TO KNOW ABOUT ERITREA
Annexed by Ethiopia, Eritrea was destined to wage the longest independence struggle on the African continent. For over 30 years the Eritrean resistance fought practically single-handed against everybody. How come that a number of African combatants came to face the greatest world powers : the US, Europe and the USSR ? What was at stake in this struggle ? In this second part, Mohamed Hassan takes us over the epic adventure that was the struggle for the liberation of Eritrea. 
