I strive for a democratic Eritrea, ruled by a righteous constitution that guarantees equity, accountability and transparency .
Mai Felega
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Congrats Rwanda well done!! 👏🏾💪🏾🇷🇼
@DianeGashumba
Africa, we’re back. 🌍
From the early 2030s, the African Grand Prix will join the calendar and take place in Bugesera, Rwanda 🇷🇼
#F1
Yared Tekeste retweeted
During “A Conversation with African Leaders – Enabling Lasting Impact”, Ambassador @DianeGashumba stressed that lasting impact requires clear priorities: preserving hard-won gains, acknowledging remaining gaps, and daring to aim higher.
She highlighted Rwanda’s health achievements—over 96% childhood vaccination coverage, near-universal HPV vaccination for girls, and a strong primary healthcare system—as evidence of what works. She emphasized that this progress did not happen overnight: it reflects President Kagame’s people-first leadership, strong teamwork across institutions, and a culture of accountability.
She further noted that Rwanda did not achieve this alone, underscoring the importance of trusted, long-term partnerships—particularly with Nordic countries—that respect national priorities and work hand in hand to strengthen systems, save lives, and enable lasting impact.
Classic Tewolde Redda song - Hidri(1972) musicians are Zerai Deres Band.
Thank you @JborgGa for keeping reminding us of our great musical heritage. This song is in the great vinyl album compilation of the guitar pioneer Tewolde Redda singles 1970-73!
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AFRICANS IN SOLIDARITY WITH SAHEL REVOLUTIONS AT NIGER CONFERENCE, PT. 2
During 19-21 November, Niger’s capital of Niamey became a meeting point for Pan-Africanists and anti-imperialists from about 30 countries to attend the Conference in Solidarity with the Peoples of the Sahel, organised by West Africa People’s Organisation and Pan-Africanism Today.
African Stream was on the ground at this three-day event. In this video, our reporter, Inemesit Richardson, spoke to conference participants, panellists, and organisers from Ghana (@blaisetulo3 of @socialistghana), Kenya (@bookerbiro of @communistske), Zambia (@drfredmmembe of @spzambia), the US (@eugenepuryear of @btnewsroom) and South Africa (@mikaelanhondo of @tri_continental). While not featured here, participants also came from countries such as China, India, Cuba and Venezuela.
Since 26 July 2023, Niger has attracted global attention for its revolutionary fervour and its people-backed anti-imperialist government known as the National Council for the Safeguard of the Homeland (CNSP). Niger's new president, Abdourahamane Tiani, came to power via military coup d’état on that date. Soon after, Niger expelled both French and US military troops and revoked the French company, Orano's, uranium mining contract. Niger is the third country in the region to oust a Western-aligned leader, following in the footsteps of Mali and Burkina Faso. Together, the three countries make up the Alliance of Sahel States (AES), a Pan-African confederation seeking to eliminate their colonially imposed borders, move toward a federation and eventually unify Africa.
Yared Tekeste retweeted
My latest on the late #Eritrean artist Osman Abdulrahim: As a songwriter, composer, and singer, Osman Abdulrahim’s journey over the span of 60 years was far more than mere entertainment. With a voice that stirred hearts and rang out in revolutionary anthems, Osman Abdulrahim sang not only of love but of a nation yearning for freedom.
His music encompassed a wide range of themes, from social life and sport to friendship, family, and nature. His legacy is deeply embedded in the heart of Eritrean music, with over one hundred timeless hits. Yet beyond his talent, he was a man of great kindness and generosity, his broad smile a beacon to all around him. He was cherished by all, crossing the boundaries of age, gender, and faith—loved by the young and old, men and women alike, Christians and Muslims.
Osman Abdulrahim is considered one of the pioneers of modern Eritrean music but his influence also extended to politics where his verses stirred the Eritrean liberation movement.
✍️ @mkheirom
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An honour & pleasure to have the legend @burningspear grace our stage at @URF2001 Uppsala Reggae Festival!
Give thanks for the great performance lion! Despite the obstacles, U reached and delivered a solid set. Young Legend for real🙌🏾🫶🏾
From a viral virtual performance in 2021 to my first live show in Sweden 🇸🇪! 💪🏾🥹
Huge love and respect to @yaredurf and the entire @uppsalareggaefestival team for making this an incredible experience for I 🙏🏿
Summer is approaching, and we are getting ready to sail on the 12th Edition of One Love Afrobeats Cruise😎
Most Cabin categories are now sold out, B & A cabins are booking fast now! So don’t miss out on this and book your cabin now. Booking link 👇🏾
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Sefelal - Alamin Abdul-Atif • ማትኣ youtu.be/DvnyyaMWkNM?si=r1G6…
Brother @JborgGa I did promise you that I would digitalise this classic song by the legend, so here it is enjoy😉
Quality ain't 100%, but he is from a cassette.
Netanyahu said the ministerial team was seeking to deport 1,000 supporters of the Eritrean government who were involved in Saturday’s violence.
Netanyahu said. “If they support the regime so much, they would do well to return to their country of origin.”
apnews.com/article/migration…
Eritrean diaspora vow to continue disrupting festivals that ‘promote dictatorship’ theguardian.com/world/2023/a…
Eritreas diktatorns propaganda/pengar insamlingsfestival i Sverige anordnat av regimtrogna fick fortsätta. City of Toronto tog det enda rätta beslutet och drog in tillståndet med omedelbar verkan. 👏🏾Vi måste sätta stopp för denna festival. @asaliberal @ThomasMattsson @Expressen
A statement from the City of Toronto regarding incidents that took place today at Earlscourt Park.
ALT An image of a statement from the City of Toronto that reads, “Festival Eritrea has been held annually at Earlscourt Park for several years and adheres to specific permit conditions as a community event that is open to the general public. The City of Toronto is aware of violent incidents that took place today in Earlscourt Park and a protest at the site continues to unfold. In the interest of public safety, the City has revoked the festival's permit at Earlscourt Park – as of 10 p.m. on Saturday, August 5 – meaning the festival will not be allowed to proceed. The City is working with the event organizers to address the impact this may have on festival attendees and activities. The City does not tolerate or condone violence of any kind and is committed to providing a safe and welcoming environment for all who use or visit City parks.”
