Comments for The Asmara Gazette

Comment on Lo-yalty or Law-yalty? by bozene

bozene — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 14:03:30 +0000

Thanks for yor contribution, well I think you are a great writer, with so much to say. I have read some of your articles and I think you are as good as I am ( this is bearing in mind that I am a modest man.

there is no much to say rather than to congragulat you on waht you are doing.

My only reservation I have is, I can not comprehend your bojective in talking about land law in GB (rather in inglan and wales). what is that to do with the way nwe do bussiness in Eritrea. you also seem to pick facts of the land Law to advance your point, ie lands in GB are free hold or lease hold in practice free hold land means permanent control even inheritable after death of the owner. I hope you get my point. still though I thank you for your contribution

before I leave the key bord, I think it would be a good Idea for eritreans to discuss and adoupt western system, however in aspects of law, we might have more advanced system then don’t forget to look back to the basics.

take good care of yourself.

Comment on Eritrea readies first goldmine by biniam tsegay

biniam tsegay — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 18:46:10 +0000

thats the product of our mariters those lost their lives for sovernity,fredom,of our peopel all those gave their lives have grased.i will recommended to our government to divided this resoursese with out any coruption and used to our country properly.

Comment on Eritrean Opposition Begins TV Broadcasts With Help From Ethiopia BBC Monitoring International Reports April 2, 2008 Wednesday by henok

henok — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 16:27:29 +0000

Ethiopian and Eritrean refugees suffering in Egypt
As we know there are more than 10, 000 Ethiopian and Eritrea refugees in Egypt and right now each one of those refugees are facing the most difficult situations and conditions of life.
 Many of them are in prison for no reason yet they are registered as refugees by the UNHCR or are in the process of the registration.
 Many of those prisoners out towns and are not accessible even to the UNHCR.
 The prisons do not have food to eat and no medical care is given as a result most of them are sick and are suffering in different kinds of sickness.
 Most prisoners are beaten and wounded badly.
 Many died in the prison, some of the bodies couldn’t even be identified. Some of the bodies were found shot and beaten
Life for the Eritreans and Ethiopians is not easier even out of prisons,
 Many have to wait a minimum of one year to be known as refugees by the UNHCR, so that they have to live in fear and unsecured life.
 Many try to escape this life of fear, homelessness and unsecured life by trying to go to Israel or Libya crossing the desserts and most of them die or disappear.
Every one reading this please pass this information to everyone you know, every organization and every kind of media to unfold this reality so that it reaches the right people and have solutions. Few of the people who died are as follows, keeping in mind that we are talking about thousands.
1- mhari mezgebu
2- mebrahtom meles
3- yirgalem
4- berhane teke
5- geberhiwote goshe
Let us stop it together ! November -5-2009

Comment on STATEMENT BY HIS EXCELLENCY MR. OSMAN SALEH,MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS OF THE STATE OF ERITREA AT THE GENERAL DEBATEOF THE 64th SESSION OF THE UNITED NATIONS GENERAL ASSEMBLY NEWYORK, 28 SEPTEMBER 2009 by msamm

msamm — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 01:17:06 +0000

your shabeia must first reform itself fefore it trys to reform the world.

Comment on President Isaias holds talks with Sudanese First Vice President and President of South Sudan by President Isaias holds talks with Sudanese First Vice President … | eritreatoday

Fri, 23 Oct 2009 23:16:07 +0000

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Comment on EPRDF’s idea for the Afar region, THE INDIAN OCEAN NEWSLETTER N°1261 by hgdtw

hgdtw — Sat, 17 Oct 2009 00:33:18 +0000

Why you speak about the rbels of Afar, It is the Eritrean Govenment doing that, So stop it and you should post the truth

Fabio,
Itay

Comment on Eritrea Mine Analyst Tour,Visit to Bisha Project , Additional Eritrean Government Support by tesfay

tesfay — Fri, 09 Oct 2009 22:46:15 +0000

Yes you are right, but I heard that if someone want to open the company, the government asks share in the company. If it is true, no individual or country are interested in investment.
Government should run the system. owning the company or having share in the company is non of the govenment busness.
government should deal with tax, and the people of the country will have job apportunity, in addition, the country is beneficiary from new technology.
I wish if they learn from Singapor (the best country to invest/to work with)
Oky! body!

Comment on Eritrea Mine Analyst Tour,Visit to Bisha Project , Additional Eritrean Government Support by art

art — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 19:49:37 +0000

Saleh Meki,
May you rest in peace!

Comment on Exploration Advisor Says He Would Definitely Put Money in Eritrea by Concerned

Concerned — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 16:19:22 +0000

There is no dobut that Eritre is a good place to conduct business in, the problem is uncertainty. In a country where there is no confidence of changing government without violence can be very intimidating to invest in. Eritrea does not have that experience of changing a government peacefully, nor do they have any violent experience.

Comment on AU Mourns Peacekeeping Commander Killed in Somali Rebel Attack by Terrorism Hits Somolia-Again « International Politics & Policy

Terrorism Hits Somolia-Again « International Politics & Policy — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 14:01:23 +0000

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