Curfews and state of emergencies have been imposed on several Sudanese cities while security forces have been deployed around the country on Friday, after a third day of major anti-austerity protests that have seen eight people killed. Sudanese companies have also reportedly blocked social media services used to share information about the demonstrations fueled by a recent tripling in the price of bread amid an economic crisis. Simmering tensions about bread shortages erupted on Wednesday when protesters in Atbara, a hub for Sudanese workers, set fire to the ruling National Congress Party's

እተን ጉዱሳት ኤርትራውያን ደቂ-ኣንስትዮ ተቀመጥቲ ስያትል ዋሽንግተን፡ ብዝገበሮኦ ዘይተሓለለ ሃገራውን ህዝባዊን ጻዋዒት፡ ልዕሊ ሓምሳ ዝኮና ኤትራውያን፡ ቀዳም ብዕለት 16 መጋቢት 2019 ካብ ስዓት 4 - 8 ድሕሪ ቀትሪ፡ በዚ ዘሎ ዘየቅስን ኩነታት፡ ኣብ ጽልግልግ ዝበለ ጸላማት ኣትያ ዘላ ሃገርና፡ ካብ ‘ኣፈርክቡ ዕርበት ነድሕና’ ብዝብል ተማ፡ ነቲ ዝነበረ ፍልልያተን ንድሕሪት ኣወንዚፈን፡ ብዛዕባ ህላውነትን ድሕነትን ሃገረንን ህዝበንን ክዘራረባ ኣከባ ኣካይደን። [gview file="https://archive.assenna.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/Eritrean-Women-Reunion-in-Seattle-on-03162019-Report.pdf"]