President Isaias receives message from Kenyan...
President Isaias receives message from Kenyan President
Asmara, 17 November 2018- President Isaias Afwerki today, 17 November received message from President Uhuru Kenyatta of the Republic of Kenya. The message was delivered to President Isaias by a Kenyan delegation headed by the Director General of National Intelligence of Kenya.
In his message President Uhuru congratulated the people of Eritrea and Ethiopia and their leaders for their courageous decision to make peace between the two countries and to advance cooperation in the region. Read more
Asmara Art Deco Exhibition in Nairobi Kenya
Asmara Art Deco Exhibition in Nairobi Kenya
Asmara art deco organizers Mr. Christophe and Dr. Conrad, the Arbate Asmara group, staged an exhibition depicting Asmara’s historic and art deco buildings at the grounds of the United Nations Office in Nairobi in collaboration with UNON and the Eritrean Embassy on Monday, April 3rd 2017.
Diplomats, UN officials and Eritreans living in Kenya attended the official opening. Read more
President Isaias Receives Kenya’s Foreign...
President Isaias Receives Kenya’s Foreign Minister
Asmara, 10 January 2017- President Isaias Afwerki today received and held talks with Dr. Amina Mohamed, Kenya’s Foreign Minister and candidate for the Chairperson of the African Union Commission.
The President underlined the need for the enhancement and revitalization of the African Union to ensure that the African continent holds its rightful place in the world. President Isaias further emphasized the urgency for both the African Union and the regional organizations (RECs) such as IGAD to get their acts together to advance the widely shared objectives of the continent’s economic integration. Read more
Ethnic Somalis are dying in Kenya, and some say...
Ethnic Somalis are dying in Kenya, and some say the government is to blame
by Ariel Zirulnick | A growing number of Kenya’s ethnic Somalis have vanished or turned up dead after being detained amid a crackdown by security forces on Islamist extremists.
Ethiopia risks diplomatic row after its soldiers...
Ethiopia risks diplomatic row after its soldiers enter Kenya and kill local police officers
Nairobi will seek an explanation from Addis Ababa after Ethiopian soldiers killed three Kenyan police officers in foreign territory, Kenyan media reported Sunday. Kenyan security forces including the army have since been deployed to the border following the Friday incursion, the Sunday Nation, the country’s largest circulating, reported. Read more
