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Awate.com and its sister publication Negarit mark their 26th anniversary while commemorating Hamid Idris Awate's role in launching Eritrea's armed struggle for independence on September 1, 1961.
An exploration of traditional Eritrean community governance and social problem-solving through local knowledge and relationships in agrarian societies.
An essay examines Eritrean political change as a decision-making process, weighing the moral and practical costs of transformation.
A historical analysis explores how Eritrea's liberation struggle shifted from moral agency to organizational obedience, shaping the nation's post-independence political culture.
An essay reflects on Eritrean political history through the lens of material development, questioning whether political competition without economic improvement can meet public needs.
A detailed historical study examines organizational and demographic changes in Eritrea's liberation struggle during the late 1970s and early 1980s and their lasting institutional effects.
A reflective essay honors the memory of freedom fighter Osman Abu Shanab while engaging with Eritrean political history and thought.
An essay examines Eritrean opposition politics from the perspective of the public rather than political organizations, exploring the relationship between power and democratic transition.
An essay explores how Eritrea and Ethiopia inherit and interpret their political histories, and how selective memory shapes national identity and future possibilities.
A philosophical and historical examination traces Eritrea's liberation struggle from its moral foundations to the gradual erosion of voluntary participation through organizational coercion.
Three Ethiopian films were screened in Paris as part of the inaugural Ethiopian Film Festival, drawing primarily diaspora audiences and showcasing Ethiopian cinema on an international stage.
A feature explores Ethiopia's remarkable rock-hewn churches, celebrating the country's architectural and spiritual heritage.
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