A multilingual journalist, editor, and passionate storyteller originally from Eritrea and now living in Europe.
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
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
Sunday morning, the 8th of July, has been a historical day for Eritrea and Ethiopia. After a hearty official welcome, the Ethiopian delegation, led by the Ethiopian Prime Minister, Dr. Abiy Ahmed, headed to the Presidential Palace in Asmara. The women government of both countries were sitting and chatting around a table in the garden
“In January you wrote to me a letter. You invited me to come to Eritrea. In the letter, you said that together we’ll make a difference. In February, here I am! Dear all and friends, indeed, together we will make a difference,” said Gianni Infantino addressing Mr. Isayas Abrha, President of the Eritrean Football Federation,
With Asmara being registered in the UNESCO World Heritage List, the attention invested in the city is growing by the day. The administration of the city, professionals of all fields from Eritrea and abroad, journalists, historians, architects, artists, and tourists are opening their eyes to see what this historic city is all about. Normally, we
