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Eritrea as A Failed state

Eritrea as A Failed state Is Eritrea a failed state or is there a possibility to save tha nation from being a Failed state? According to different media outlets Eritrean Politics and Economy is as this stage

Eritrea as A Failed state

Is Eritrea a failed state or is there a possibility to save tha nation from being a Failed state?

According to different media outlets Eritrean Politics and Economy is as this stage beyond repair.The regime in Eritrea has no intention whatsoever to change its policy.Issayas has told us “ shamelessly I we meet after 50 years! ” and he meant it if you read between the lines, however a guy with a pen name FORO 12 has told us publicly that the PFDJ and its Young PFDJ are butterflies and no more than rhetorics.I wish I could believe FOROleaks! It is however nice to hear stories of failure of the tyrannic regime and its leaders and offsprings. The so called Seleya and tzere Selaya(Spionage and counter siopnage)  of the regime according to the Big Fish FORO12.The killings of more than 6600 Eritren Fighters and recruits and civilians including businessmen and women is really a disaster to the nation.

The war of independence was a bitter war, but independence was really not achieved at the end of the day.So Eritrea has failed its people and especially its fighters and Martyrs in total.Consequently thanks to Issayas Afewerki the state of Eritrea is in disorder and caos, I would say it is a failed state.The fate accopli is a disaster to all of us.

The Solution:

The senario is unprdictable but a population of a nation has to look for a solution even after such unpredictability.

One of the remdies I hope is self search and self reflection to be done by all of us.

During a National holiday and/or Religious ones; you need self reflection;
To start with you need to reconcile with your fellow Eritrean neighbours or political protagonists.
here is some for this Sunday holiday;
National reconcilation & Conflict Resolution:

Conflict can be defined as the existence of non-compatibility or disagreements between two actors (Individuals, groups, organisations or nations) in their interaction over the issues of interests, values, beliefs, emotions, goals, space, positions, scarce resources etc.
This broad conception of conflict and of conflict resolution through analytical problem solving implies that a wide range of current social problems are resolvable. Deviant behavior of all kinds, drug addictions and their related problems, street violence, spouse abuse, terrorism, and arms control are all problems which can be thoroughly dealt with by conflict resolution.
Recently a bunch of Eritrean concerned groups frustrated by the ENCDC incidents of firing individual members and member organization and the dilemma of how to solve the general failure of our political and civic orientation. Several initiatives are forming gatherings all over the world corners. Maintaining those initiatives are not easy, however those who are trying other possiblities or alternatives are to be encouraged to find a better way of going forward in solving the precarious difficulties of our people and the Country in general.
Problem-solving conflict analysis and resolution is a system which allows members of a society to interact in harmony by constantly and continuously dealing with the totality of the relationships in the total environment, and adapting in whatever ways are appropriate.
It is in this sense that conflict analysis and resolution represents a political philosophy; its processes reach down to the motivations and values of those in dispute. Its processes spawn consensus-building and conflict prevention within the society.
Because conflict analysis and resolution may be a component of any system, and at the same time a means of change, it has the potential of bringing otherwise competing systems into harmony. It has the potential to link person to person, group to group, and system to system.
At times we have to do some soul searching tasks and try to put our historical mistakes as bases for correctiing and setting the resolutions in our conflics. We should avoid blaming each other and sit at a round table to set mechanisms for resolving the mini-conflicts of individual leaders of those multi political organizations in the Diasphora.
Imagine these multi-party Diasphora groups were in the field during the 30 years of our armed struggle! Many of them shouldn’t have survived the harish reality of those era, due to the uncompromising nature of the Struggle for accomodation of the different opinions.The nature of Ghedli as we all understand at this moment was short of conflict management in a civilized manner. Unfortunatly, even at a civic level we have not used the Conflict resultion or management ever for any recorded time. Those situations are still reflecting in our way of organizational and social interaction among many Eritrean groups. How do we break the egg shell nut covered by antagonism and mistrust?
Who can take the initiative of our task of Civc conflict management?
Conflicts and wars and the processes of their management and resolution are … It examines the concept of civil society, which is being associated with … There is a general assumption that the civil society is only relevant within the context.
Civil Society and Conflict management:What are the kinds of civil society groups that can be part of the conflict management process and what roles can they play in it?
There are various strands of the Civil Societies that can be part of peace building and sustenance in Eritrean Society.These include Human Rights’ groups(individual activists),womens organizations or associations,media and wesites and NGO’s, local and International.The first challengeof conflict situation, especially during the post-Isayas is one of the basic human needs and displaced persons, (This year we have to expect Hunger, human displacement and epidemic diseases, due to short fall of rain in Eritrean agrarian and pasturalis areas). Some Civil Society groups in Africa, in collaboration with their international partners can organize relief for those groups of people. Have the Diasphora Civil Society groups such capacity to invite NGO’s and International partners to make the ends meet in Eritrea?
Rol of Acadamics in Conflict Resolution:
According to Fink, conflict is defined as any “situation or process in which two or more social entities are linked by at least one form of antagonistic psychological relation or at least one form of antagonistic interaction”.
Academics, Educationists, freelancers and kind-hearted souls have a seminal role to play in the conflict prone era of our time. Conflicts are manifold, cumbersome and chronic. As ‘think-tanks’ and ‘knowledge-reservoirs’, academics could intervene to resolve issues ancient or recent. Our contemporary world faces value crisis, character crisis, moral crisis and ethical crisis. The role of the Eritrean academics in the field of conflict resolution may be classified in two kinds of bases of conflicts.
1. Revolutionary and fundamentalist struggles, involving efforts by ideologically motivated movements (including religious fundamentalists) to impose a particular type of social system on a country through the use of force.
2. Predemocracy and anti-PFDJ struggles, entailing efforts by unrepresentative or marginalized peoples to achieve freedom and democracy. A related phenomenon is the struggle of indigenous peoples to gain greatest rights and autonomy.”

Procedural Resolution of Conflict:
If parties can neither conquer nor avoid each other, some form of procedural resolution of conflict is likely. In the procedural way of dealing conflict, the parties have to stay together and cooperate with each other directly or indirectly to find a solution. Some of the major approaches in the procedural methods are:
1. Negotiation and bargaining or involving the parties in a process of discussion, which seeks to bring them into voluntary agreement.
2. Adjudication or using the power of the state and its legal system to provide an authoritative conclusion.
3. Mediation or using a third party to help the conflicting parties come to a mutually satisfactory agreement.
In general, Compromise is the position in which the conflicting parties do not alter their value system, however, they mutually agree to find more pragmatic and less idealistic solution rather than continue the conflict. Compromise is arrived mostly through bargaining in which parties are willing to give up some of their demands in favour of arriving at a solution.
If conflict is not properly handled, it may even lead to low intensity to high intensity and lead to dramatic situation, threatening the very existence of the Eritrea’s survival. At times, the cooperative behaviour of a particular society or community may affect the peaceful life of others in the society.
 

God Save Eritrea from disintegration and from failing as a state!
T.Yitbarek

Notes:
S.Adejumobi; The Civil Society in Conflict Management and Peace Building.
M. William Bhaskaran; Rol of Acadamics in Conflict Resolution
CF Fink – Journal of conflict resolution, 1968 – JSTOR

 

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4 COMMENTS
  • Habte September 13, 2016

    Eritrea never been and never will be a normal state but a failed state of shefatu tegadelties.

  • Haile stupid Drue September 13, 2016

    ጸማም ሐደ ደርፉ ሰምሀር ዐፋፍ 2 ግዜ ትደግሞ ነቲ ኮመንት ስቱፒድ ኢድዮት

  • rezen September 14, 2016

    Commentary (13 Sept 2016)
    1. “Eritrea as A Failed state”
    Is Eritrea a failed State? YES or
    Is there a possibility to save the nation from being a failed State? One hundred and twenty-five years’ history dose not support that scenario; but it may not be impossible.
    2. “The Solution”
    “self search and self reflection [should] be done by all of us.” That is a rational way of doing things. Alas, Eritrea has its own way, contrary to proven methodology. Curse? Who knows!
    3. “National reconciliation & Conflict Resolution”
    Why not? It is a noble idea that has been proven to be effective in other countries. If Eritrea is inclined to learn from its mistakes, and solutions from others, it ought to heed the following definition given in T. Yitbarek’s Article: i.e. “Conflict can be defined as the existence of non-compatibility or disagreements between two actors (Individuals, groups, organisations or nations) in their interaction over the issues of interests, value s, beliefs, emotions, goals, space, positions, scarce resources etc.”
    Now, what are the areas of disagreement in Eritrea? Answer >>> Religion, Region, Racism, Tribalism. These are more than enough as a starter. Now, let us be honest and real: Can or are Eritreans of the old and young generation of TODAY capable of tackling the cancerous disease of RELIGION with its inherent varied branches of sociological and political veins of problems? I leave it to sober Eritreans.
    I read in this website, sizzling anger expressed by raw exchanges of insults from both sides of antagonists, relieving themselves of the hidden anger/animosity they stored for a long time. It was as if the “pressure cooker” was suddenly burst open. It signifies hidden animosity – regardless of who is right or wrong. The serious concern is the extent of animosity of two societies. Is “Eritrea” truly capable of handling it, democratically? Was this the hidden puzzle why Eritrea was a play ground of others? Is Reconciliation possible in Eritrea? The field is wide open for Eritreans to establish harmonious relationship with each other as well as with the International Community by themselves, for their own benefit and future. [1]
    Finally, in the absence of human solutions, we must respectfully revert to the final holistic line of T. Yitbarek’s Article: “God Save Eritrea from disintegration and from failing as a state!” Amen/Inshallah!
    Bless You, T.Yitbarek. THE END
    [1] Alarming Note: A blogger in another website brings to the attention of readers about >>>Quote: “Demystifying Abysinia: The Fake Nation” UNQUOTE Ouch!!!

  • k.tewolde September 14, 2016

    Unequivocally,current Eritrea is a failed state,no doubt about it. Even though it doesn’t have the classic presentation of Libya,Syria,Somalia which is in the mends with splinter groups fighting against each other. A nation that doesn’t take care. even worse that doesn’t acknowledge the suffering of its vulnerable- the very young and the old is the hallmark of a failed state.We don’t need to mention the myriad of structural defects which denies it to be coined as a state. Eritrea is an open prison,a purgatory like my good friend rezen calls it,a dungeon,a vast gulag,a modern day Auschwitz,a terrestrial inferno…….for its own subjugated people.In reality the people are the state,not the flag,but in Eritrea the flag precedes the people,becoming the formidable lifelong exploitation tool of tyranny.

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