Category Archives: Politics

The Imprint of Iron Fists Fades Slowly

By CHRYSTIA FREELAND | REUTERS NEW YORK — “When you play the game of thrones, you win or you die. There is no middle ground.”

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“We have discovered freedom” – By seyoum Tesfaye

  “People in Tripoli have been attending the last Friday prayers of Ramadan and the last Friday prayers before the month of daylight fasting ends with Eid next week.

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Keeping the hope of justice alive in Eritrea

  On September 18, 2011 Eritreans across the globe and many friends of Eritrea, will mark 10 years to the day the flickering light of hope for justice and human rights in Eritrea grew considerably dimmer.

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Afewerki comes to Kampala to mend fences, but still has stake in Somalia

Long accused of aiding and abetting the Al Shabaab insurgency in Somalia, Eritrean President Isaias Afewerki’s three-day visit to Kampala last week was interpreted as an attempt to end his country’s isolation.

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Museveni stamps Over Issias – by Paulos Misgena

  President Issias has arrived in Kampala for a three-day visit and held talks with his Ugandan counterpart, President Museveni.

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Last chance for Eritrean leader to redeem himself

By Tabu Butagira & Isaac Imaka Kampala – More than a decade ago, former US President Bill Clinton helped to popularise the buzzword ‘new breed’ of African leaders.

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Why Eritrea’s Afewerki is coming here – The Observer

Written by Emma Mutaizibwa The Horn of Africa’s belligerent leader, Isaias Afewerki, is set to visit tomorrow as he tries to mend fences and end his country’s isolation.

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Liberation: The Long Path to Insanity – By Paulos Misgena

  Weeks have now elapsed since the report of the Monitoring Group to the UN Security Council, which virtually left President Issias’ fiasco naked, has become public.

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The dangers of US endorsing ‘African democracy’ leaders!

  Analyst says that US endorsing of African democracy leaders must be tempered with dose of vigilance

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Overtired Eritrean Press Statements

  Many articulate opposition writers have been writing the follies and clumsiness of PIA’s diplomatic efforts for the past two decades and thus would be repetitive to add this writer’s opinion on this issue.

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