ERITREA got their African continental road cycling championship campaign off to a flier after winning yesterday’s opening session; team time trial session.
By Barney Jopson in Kampala, Published: December 17 2009 16:10
Eritrea’s entire national football team is seeking asylum in Kenya, joining tens of thousands of their compatriots who have already fled one of Africa’s most repressive regimes.
By Barney Jopson in Kampala, Published: December 17 2009 16:10
Eritrea’s entire national football team is seeking asylum in Kenya, joining tens of thousands of their compatriots who have already fled one of Africa’s most repressive regimes.
Eritrea’s national football team, who have gone missing in Kenya, are welcome to return home, officials say.
Information Minister Ali Abdu told the BBC they would get a “good welcome” despite “betraying” their country. He confirmed reports that 12 players had not returned from a regional tournament in Kenya
Eritrea’s national football team, who have gone missing in Kenya, are welcome to return home, officials say.
Information Minister Ali Abdu told the BBC they would get a “good welcome” despite “betraying” their country. He confirmed reports that 12 players had not returned from a regional tournament in Kenya
The Eritrean national team which has been taking part in the recent regional tournament for East and Central Africa, Cecafa, simply melted away in Nairobi, in its entirety, including its reserves, with the intention to seek asylum, according to sources from the Kenyan Capital, Nairobi.
The Eritrean national team which has been taking part in the recent regional tournament for East and Central Africa, Cecafa, simply melted away in Nairobi, in its entirety, including its reserves, with the intention to seek asylum, according to sources from the Kenyan Capital, Nairobi.
SHARM EL SHEIKH, Egypt (Reuters) – The African Union has sent a team
to investigate fighting this month between Djibouti and Eritrea close
to strategic Red Sea shipping lanes, the top AU diplomat said on Friday.
to investigate fighting this month between Djibouti and Eritrea close
to strategic Red Sea shipping lanes, the top AU diplomat said on Friday.
SHARM EL SHEIKH, Egypt (Reuters) – The African Union has sent a team
to investigate fighting this month between Djibouti and Eritrea close
to strategic Red Sea shipping lanes, the top AU diplomat said on Friday.
to investigate fighting this month between Djibouti and Eritrea close
to strategic Red Sea shipping lanes, the top AU diplomat said on Friday.