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Hidri
Putting Pledges into Action
HIDRI Vol. 38, June 2008 (Translation: Meron Abraha), Jun 19, 2008 - 10:26am
“I found out the true meaning of nationhood when I was deported from Ethiopia. Had I not had a free country, I wouldn’t probably be able to live as peacefully as I am living now. T was then that I realized how priceless a gift our martyred brothers and sisters gave us; so compared to their sacrifice my contribution was only for my satisfaction…” said a citizen on conditions of anonymity. He had donated 20,000 Nakfa each to ten martyrs’ families.
Hidri
An Organization which always supports Martyrs’ Families
Translated by Simon Mesfun, Jun 18, 2008 - 11:19am
The Government of Eritrea is always with the martyrs’ families to give them moral and financial support as freedom is the result of the martyrdom of their beloved ones.
Hidri
A Project Supporting Martyrs’ Families
Translated from Hidri Magazine (June 2008, No. 38) , Jun 18, 2008 - 10:14am
Almost every Eritrean has sacrificed at least one family member during the 30 years armed struggle and post independence defense of the country. The government and individuals are supporting the families of fallen heroes. Excerpts of the interview on the aid by Eritreans in the Diaspora with Ms. Abrehet Arefayne, Head of PFDJ Foreign Zone, follow.
Hidri
Boundary Demarcation vis-à-vis Our History and Challenges
(Translation: Meron Abraha), Mar 11, 2008 - 8:08am
The final and binding ruling of the Eritrean-Ethiopian Border Commission (EEBC) of April 13, 2002 finally had a closure after five and a half years with a virtual demarcation. A legal map containing all the necessary details was handed to the governments of Eritrean and Ethiopia as well as the cartography unit of the United Nations, thus ending the political, legal and technical aspects of the border dispute once and for all.
Hidri
Artemisia Annua
(Translated by Simon Mesfun), Mar 10, 2008 - 5:00pm
Countries which are found around the equator are rich in different kinds of trees that could cure serious diseases. Artemisia is one of these trees which was first discovered in China and Vietnam and now grows in many countries, including Eritrea.
Hidri
For Better Preservation of Our Cultural Heritage
Aman Tesfay, Mar 6, 2008 - 8:29am
Eritrea is rich in cultural heritages. Despite an intentional destruction such places faced during the successive colonial powers and that of Ethiopia particularly, they remained to be an important asset for the cultural development of the country. Although much work is expected to make those historical heritages a source of tourist attraction sites and symbol of identity, many Eritreans are still strongly attached to them. Some of such places are the different monasteries in the country.
Hidri
Computerized Information System
Mussie Ghirmay (Translation: Meron Abraha), Jan 31, 2008 - 4:58am
At present, the absence of a well organized information system (IS) leaves the delivery of efficient services to the public on the hands of an individual, thereby leaving room for corruption and nepotism. Thus, not only there should be such a system but it should be a computerized one as well.
Hidri
Some Points on the Environment and food production
Translated by Selam Seyoum, Jan 22, 2008 - 4:12pm
Nowadays food security is one of the activities the government has given priority to. Even though many articles are written and discussions are held on the subject matter, the question ‘which type of food’ is not often raised.
Hidri
2008: Towards an overall National Progress
Translated by Efrem Habtetsion, Jan 21, 2008 - 4:35pm
When New Year comes, it is important to evaluate what we have done during the past year at national level, compared to what we planned to accomplish. What kind of progress did we achieve and what did we fail to meet? What were our achievements and our weaknesses? are some of the main questions that would help us establish a strong base for future endeavors and have a better work strategy.
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