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)

الوحدة الوطنية الارترية ...... بين الأمس واليوم

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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Reports of 14th Eritrean Independence Day

Celebrations in Stockholm- Sweden

By Organizing Committee (May 22, 2005)

 

14th Independence Day Celebration Reports

 

Stockholm:- Activities commemorating  the 14th independence Day of Eritrea has started on 21st , May 2005 at 12:00 local time in the city of Stockholm. The scheduled programs were first sports, then, political and cultural programs.

 

Sports

The games started at 12:00 local time and were completed at 16:00. There were four football teams that matched against one another. There were also basketball and volleyball teams that matched each other. The matches were friendly and was a symbol expressing the unity and mutual respect of Eritreans in diaspora.

 

Political and cultural programs

 

At 18:00 local time, the organizers made ready the Hall for celebrations. It was decorated by slogans commemorating, May 24th  with joy and happiness, when their sons entered Asmara and joined their parents, and now being deplored by the sufferings of our people under the tyrant rule of Essayas Afewerki for 14 years since independence.  The two Eritrean flags were hanging at the front of the stadium as symbols of dialogue between the Eritrean diversity. The main slogan of the anniversary text read as follows,

 

Strengthening “Our Alliance” to build a democratic Eritrea

 

The slogan was written both in Arabic and Tigrinya languages.

 

14th Independence Day celebrants started arriving at the place of celebration at six O’clock in the evening. The Eritrean diversity with its various cultural and religious flock together and made the celebration place, Eritrea in miniature. Eritrean Democratic Alliances grass roots and civil society members and all those who support the camp for democratization in Eritrea participated in huge number.

 

The first schedule of the political programme was the reading of the joint – statement drafted and resolved by the representatives of the Eritrean Democratic Alliance organization members and civil society organizations.( see a separate publication of the joint -statement in the Eritrean websites)

 The statement was written in Arabic and Tigrinya and was read by the Organizing Committee. The statement praises the Eritrean peoples struggle and the achieved independence on 24th May 1991, on one side, but critically condemns the wrong policies of the dictatorial regime and its destructive consequences that affected our people.

 

The statement bitterly criticised the opposition political organizations in their past misunderstandings between issues of national salvation and organizational interests, but welcomed and promoted the Eritrean Democratic Alliance formation as a an umbrella organization for all political organizations in the opposition camp.

 

Finally, the statement called all the Eritrean people to support and join the Eritrean Democratic Alliance in order to remove the dictator and free our people to decide their fate in peace and democracy. 

 

Program of politicial comedy and songs

 

Mr. Yasin Idris has read his two political poems in  Arabic language, commemorating the sufferings of our people and those who still suffer in the dungeons of the dictator without no trial. In his second version, he portrayed the past national struggle where our sisters and brothers sacrificed their lives for the liberation of their land and people.

Mr. Abdulkadir Habib presented his entertainment with songs in Swedish, English, Tigrinya , Tigre, Arabic. His songs and speeches were causing laughter and humorous.

  

Cultural and musical performance

 

Cultural music and dance has started at 22.00 local time at night. Eritrean musicians and vocalist singers participated.  The festivities that has started on Saturday 21st May concluded at 02.00 O`clock on the morning of Sunday 22nd  May 2005.

 


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