Category Archives: Interview

Dr. Yebio Woldemariam is Adjunct Professor at City University of New York. In this interview, Yebio debates the root causes of Eritrea’s political and social ills focusing especially on the future of the young generation. Michael Abraha asked him about alternative courses available and whether the opposition was in a … more

Dr. Bereket Habte Selassie is a leading scholar on African law and government. He is William E. Leuchtenburg Professor of African and Afro-American Studies at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He also instructs at the University of North Carolina School of Law. After Eritrea gained independence, Dr. Bereket … more

Reporter Michael Abraha called upon Wolde Yesus Ammar in Switzerland to have his views and analysis on the Eritrea sanctions, Ethio-Eritrea relations and why EPDP remains outside of the new Eritrean National Democratic Assembly – largest political bloc embracing dozens of Eritrean political parties, factions, civic organizations, intellectuals and religious … more

On Diplomacy and Foreign Relations Michael Abraha:      The UN Security Council has levied enhanced second round of sanctions on the defiant Erirean regime.  What impact will this have as a deterrent? Dr. Yosuf Berhanu:            This is an important step not only for the Eritrean people but also for the neighboring countries. The … more

VOA’s Adanesh Fshaye (Amharic Programme) sprays some fresh air to the radio station (Tigrinya Programme) that has almost been hijacked by the dictatorial regime in Eritrea. Listen to the 13 min interview from yesterday, Monday, Dec 23rd. Some members of the radio, especially Tewelde should follow her good example.VOAAdanesh

Q+A with Dr. Yosuf Berhanu, M.D., Executive Chairman of the new Eritrean National Assembly for Democratic Change by Michael Abraha As Dictator Isaias Afewerki prepares to give his recycled New Year message of gloom, his democratic opponents in exile have been huddling together in a bid to bring hope and freedom … more