KAMPALA, April 3 (Reuters) – Eritrean President Isaias Afwerki has reshuffled eight ministerial positions including energy and environment, a letter seen by Reuters on Friday said.
KAMPALA, April 3 (Reuters) – Eritrean President Isaias Afwerki has reshuffled eight ministerial positions including energy and environment, a letter seen by Reuters on Friday said.
"We write this letter with the hope that our immediate and long range concerns with the overall relationship of the EU and the present Eritrean government and the pending $160 million US dollar Development Aid EU is planning to forward to the Eritrean government will
"We write this letter with the hope that our immediate and long range concerns with the overall relationship of the EU and the present Eritrean government and the pending $160 million US dollar Development Aid EU is planning to forward to the Eritrean government will
President Issias Afwerqi has ordered his economy czar to pull all the money of Eritrean citizens and associations that is deposited under its account both in Europe and US and transfer it to Banka Nationale del Lavoro, an Italian bank, Eritrean nationals close to the regime disclosed. Sources in Asmara has also confirmed this indicating that the President has given this executive order in October last year but failed to implement it due to the resistance from his ambassadors. According to the same source, several ambassadors resisted the measure and advised the President to hold on the action for fear that it could raise a legal battle between their respective offices and Eritreans who would be losing their money under this scheme.
President Issias Afwerqi has ordered his economy czar to pull all the money of Eritrean citizens and associations that is deposited under its account both in Europe and US and transfer it to Banka Nationale del Lavoro, an Italian bank, Eritrean nationals close to the regime disclosed. Sources in Asmara has also confirmed this indicating that the President has given this executive order in October last year but failed to implement it due to the resistance from his ambassadors. According to the same source, several ambassadors resisted the measure and advised the President to hold on the action for fear that it could raise a legal battle between their respective offices and Eritreans who would be losing their money under this scheme.
Today, Pre-Trial Chamber I of the International Criminal Court (ICC) issued a warrant for the arrest of Omar Hassan Ahmad Al Bashir, President of Sudan, for war crimes and crimes against humanity.
Today, Pre-Trial Chamber I of the International Criminal Court (ICC) issued a warrant for the arrest of Omar Hassan Ahmad Al Bashir, President of Sudan, for war crimes and crimes against humanity.
In the event the current “Eritrean Government” is removed, ideally by EPLF members, the provisional government should follow the steps listed below:
In the event the current “Eritrean Government” is removed, ideally by EPLF members, the provisional government should follow the steps listed below:
Two evidences support this fact.
Two evidences support this fact.
According to sources from Asmara, President Isaias Afewerki has summoned all members of the Eritrean Air Force to Masawa, the port city where he has relocated his government. However, the members of the Air Force who were also told to leave all their belonging in their base in Asmara have disobeyed his direct orders in unison.
According to sources from Asmara, President Isaias Afewerki has summoned all members of the Eritrean Air Force to Masawa, the port city where he has relocated his government. However, the members of the Air Force who were also told to leave all their belonging in their base in Asmara have disobeyed his direct orders in unison.
Reporters Without Borders today expressed shock and dismay at the
murder of Nasteh Dahir Farah, vice-president of its partner
organisation in Somalia, The National Union of Somali Journalists
(NUSOJ), who was shot dead as he returned to his home in Kismayu in the
south of the country.
murder of Nasteh Dahir Farah, vice-president of its partner
organisation in Somalia, The National Union of Somali Journalists
(NUSOJ), who was shot dead as he returned to his home in Kismayu in the
south of the country.
Reporters Without Borders today expressed shock and dismay at the
murder of Nasteh Dahir Farah, vice-president of its partner
organisation in Somalia, The National Union of Somali Journalists
(NUSOJ), who was shot dead as he returned to his home in Kismayu in the
south of the country.
murder of Nasteh Dahir Farah, vice-president of its partner
organisation in Somalia, The National Union of Somali Journalists
(NUSOJ), who was shot dead as he returned to his home in Kismayu in the
south of the country.
Al-Bashir is expected to hold talks the Eritrean President Isayas Afewerki on bilateral relations and ways of enhancing cooperation between the two countries
Al-Bashir is expected to hold talks the Eritrean President Isayas Afewerki on bilateral relations and ways of enhancing cooperation between the two countries
“Eritrea and the Horn of Africa in general remain chronically vulnerable in humanitarian terms due to drought, conflict and poverty.”
“Eritrea and the Horn of Africa in general remain chronically vulnerable in humanitarian terms due to drought, conflict and poverty.”
Eritrea’s President Isaias Afewerqi continues on his anti-Western crusade…. Read more.
Eritrea’s President Isaias Afewerqi continues on his anti-Western crusade…. Read more.
“Iran’s nuclear achievement is source of pride for us and we support the country’s stand in this regard,” he [President Isaias] said.
“Iran’s nuclear achievement is source of pride for us and we support the country’s stand in this regard,” he [President Isaias] said.
“We have nothing to hide” – President Bashir
“We have nothing to hide” – President Bashir
Politics, rather than religious freedom, was the main focus of a recent meeting between the head of an ecumenical church body and the Eritrean president – at least on the surface.
Politics, rather than religious freedom, was the main focus of a recent meeting between the head of an ecumenical church body and the Eritrean president – at least on the surface.
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