Thursday, November 21st, 2024
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- EU says no more money to Eritrea
- Covid-19 is used by the regime in Eritrea to starve its people
- Because, we are at war…. by SeberAngle
- Fetsum: The renaissance of Eritrean Intellectualism in relation to Manifesto 2020
- Report of the Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Eritrea*
- We Really Must Stop Isayas Afwerki’s Appetite for WAR Again Say No to War
- Eritrea Focus statement on Independence Day
- The Eritrean Community Has Lost an Angel
- Eritrea Focus Response – To Fetsum Abraham’ article “The renaissance of Eritrean Intellectualism in relation to Eritrea Focus”
- Fetsum: The renaissance of Eritrean Intellectualism in relation to Eritrea Focus
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EL-ARISH, Egypt (Reuters) – Egyptian border police shot dead two African migrants trying to slip into Israel, security sources said, pushing the number of African migrants killed this week at the sensitive border to four.
By Jeremy Clarke
ASMARA, Oct 7 (Reuters) – Three Eritreans working for Australian company Chalice Gold Mines Limited (CHN.AX) have been killed in a shooting incident in the Red Sea state, the company said in a statement on Wednesday. Such violent deaths, uncommon in Eritrea, are likely to raise concerns among foreign investors in an industry many see as a lifeline to its agriculture-based economy, weakened by the global economic downturn and at the mercy of irregular rainfall.
By Jeremy Clarke
ASMARA, Oct 7 (Reuters) – Three Eritreans working for Australian company Chalice Gold Mines Limited (CHN.AX) have been killed in a shooting incident in the Red Sea state, the company said in a statement on Wednesday. Such violent deaths, uncommon in Eritrea, are likely to raise concerns among foreign investors in an industry many see as a lifeline to its agriculture-based economy, weakened by the global economic downturn and at the mercy of irregular rainfall.
On Saturday, Egyptian police shot and killed a 37 year-old Eritrean woman who tried to slip across the border with two daughters, aged eight and 10.
On Saturday, Egyptian police shot and killed a 37 year-old Eritrean woman who tried to slip across the border with two daughters, aged eight and 10.