Editorials

               

Self-Imposed Embargo

Is Main Cause of Looming

By Nharnet Team (April 7, 2005)

March :Important Dates in Eritrean History

By Nharnet Team (March 9, 2005)

National Unity Is Our Central

and Democratic Objective

ELF-RC Information and Cultural Office

(23/2/2005)

Making Sound Strategic Solutions

The Nharnet Team:

(Feb 12, 2005)

In Search of a Victory Strategy

By Nharnet Team (Feb 9, 2005)

Recollections of a Prisoner:

By  Nharnet Team (Feb 6, 2005)

February : Dates in Eritrean History

Nharnet Team (Feb 6, 2005)

Tough and Complex

Challenges Ahead for EDA 

The ELF-RC Information and

Cultural Office (1/2/2005)

Blocco Indipendenza

and Khartoum Meeting of the Opposition:

What Similarities?

Woldeyesus Ammar (Jan 18, 2005

A Broad Coalition, A winning Formula

Nharnet Team (Jan 15, 2005)

From the Experiences of the

Eritrean Liberation Army (ELA)

Part VIII and Final

By Nharnet Team (Jan 13, 2005)

Eritrea’s Transition Phase

From Dictatorship to Democracy

The ELF-RC Information &

Cultural Office, 13/01/2005

January : Some Dates in Eritrean History

Nharnet Team (Jan. 8, 2005)

The Eritrean Opposition:

What New Year Resolutions?

Nharnet Team (December 31, 2004)

As The Wheel Turns

Nharnet Team (December 1st, 2004)

For ELF-RC Members

And Supporters,  1st of December Is

Eritrean Martyrs’ Day

Nharnet Team (December 1st, 2004)

Opposition Demonstration in Washington DC

The Nharnet Team (November 23, 2004)

Saleh Eyay:

Member of a Remarkable

Generation that Was

By Woldeyesus Ammar

(November 14, 2004)

Eritrea Today:

Agonizing Indices of Misery

Nharnet Editorial (November 6, 2004)

November: Dates in Eritrean History

(And a Reading on ‘Waala’ Biet Giorghis)

Nharnet Team (November 4, 2004)

ELF-RC Information Office

Denies Allegations by Herui Tedla

Nharnet Team (October 30, 2004)

Let’s Not Give Room

To ‘Warlordism’ in Eritrea

 Nharnet Editorial (October 28, 2004)

From the Experiences of the ELA  (Part V)

The Nharnet Team (October 21, 2004)

The Need for Credible and Acceptable Coalition of the Opposition

The ELF-RC Information and Cultural Office

18.10.2004

At  33rd Anniversary  of

The 1971 Congress, ELF-RC

Described as ‘Dynamic Democracy’

Nharnet Team, 14 October 2004

Forging a United Patriotic Opposition

Nharnet Team, October 10, 2004

From the Experiences of the ELA (Part IV)

The Nharnet Team (6/10/2004)

How Veterans Told the Story of the First 10 Years of ELA

The Nharnet Team (October 1, 2004)

Changing Times and Changing Roles

Nharnet Editorial (October 1, 2004)

From the Experiences of the ELA (Part III)

The Nharnet Team (30/9/2004)

Three Years Ago Today

Nharnet Editorial (19/9/2004)

From the Experiences of the ELA (Part II)

(12/9/2004)

The Speaker of ELF-RC, Ibrahim Mohamed Ali, Urges Eritrean Politicians To Admit  Past Mistakes, Excesses

 (10/9/2004)

September 1st Puts Public Trust to the Test

(1/9/2004)

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بقلم / ابراهيم محمد علي

RC Speaker Urges Libya’s Colonel Gadafy

(30/8/2004)

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ELF-RC Proposal for Unity of the Eritrean Opposition
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CONCLUDING STATEMENT:

ARABIC  ENGLISH       TIGRINIA

 

A TRIBUTE TO MARTYR MICHEAL GHABER

                         Death is inevitable, it is a cycle of life, but Micheal Ghaber’s death came too early in my opinion. It was a shock for me when I heard his martyrdom 13 years ago and had no other information on how he died. Thank you Woldesus for the information and the recognition you gave Micheal that he deserves. I knew Micheal since the late 1960s in Addis and worked with him as high school teacher in Eritrea and as a member of the Eritrean revolution assigned at the Eritrean refugee high school in Kassala.

                 Micheal ghaber was a resource person on matters of the Eritrean armed struggle while he was in Addis Abbaba and in the Eritrean field. He was one of the people who could give us the whole picture of the Eritrean armed struggle with no bias. He was the head of the history section of the curriculum committee besides being a principal of the refugee high school and history teacher. In the history book the history curriculum committee wrote, he prepared the chapter on the Eritrean Armed struggle. I asked him why he did not write the chapter in detail and he said “ It won’t be fair to write details at this time before all the historical facts are in, but I promise I will after liberation”. Who ever killed Micheal Ghaber robed the Eritrean young generation that promise.

       I was always looking for information on where about his surviving family is. I am glad to know they are in safe area and are doing okay. I would like to say to Waini Micheal Ghaber congratulations on her wedding ceremony and hi to Gimja.

       Loving hearts remember. Please contact me at ama766@comcast.net

 

  GLORY TO MARTYR MICHEAL GHABER

   AMARE GEBREMARIAM GEBRE ( AMARE G. GEBRE)      

 

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