A multilingual journalist, editor, and passionate storyteller originally from Eritrea and now living in Europe.
The American Journalist with a long career in journalism in Africa now shares her views and experiences of Eritrea. Carol Pineau is an American journalist who has worked in Africa for many years representing the biggest news agencies of the world. Her first visit in Eritrea impacted her profession the most as she describes the
Most people in Eritrea live in rural areas and earn a living through traditional farming and animal breeding practices. They grow food almost entirely by depending on the seasonal rain, which is often scarce. However, the Government of Eritrea has been working on reducing peoples’ dependence on subsistence farming by encouraging and assisting farmers to
Soon after the rainy season, which we have had abundantly this year, there comes the harvesting season. And just before farmers get their hands full with all of the tough but happy field work to fill-up reaped crop enough to cover the family’s table for the whole year and much for stores in town to
The United Nations Offices on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) in partnership with the Eritrean Ministry of Foreign Affairs, IGAD and Interpol successfully held a three day regional workshop in Asmara, Eritrea. UNODSC’s Head of Transitional Organized Crime, Illicit Trafficking and Terrorism Programmes, Mr. Johan Kruger talks to Q&A. Migration has been there for always. How
Today, we chat with Nahom Ghide, a professional football coach who was born in Asmara and grew up in Germany. Nahom now lives in Stockholm, where he works as a coach with professional club AIK Stockholm. He has helped develop many exciting players, including Alexander Isak. Part of Nahom’s mission is to help support the
