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Eritrean Foreign Ministry spokesman dismisses TPLF regime’s allegation as blatant lie
By Shabait.com
Mar 7, 2007, 19:05
Asmara, 7 March 2007 – A spokesman of the Eritrean Foreign Ministry dismissed as blatant lie the accusation by the TPLF regime alleging through media outlets yesterday that the British and French tourists who were abducted in Ethiopia last week had crossed into Eritrea by their abductors.
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Depressed among the Danakil

Mar 8th 2007 | NAIROBI
From The Economist print edition Motives for a kidnap in one of Africa's harshest regions.
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Britain suspects Afar rebels behind Ethiopia kidnap
by Emmanuel Goujon Wed Mar 7, 3:34 PM ET
Britain on Wednesday said the abduction was likely linked to local rebel groups in Afar
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Sudan, Eritrea to develop joint border with Qatari support Wednesday 7 March 2007 02:30.
March 6, 2007 (KHARTOUM) — At a tripartite summit held in the Qatari capital, Doha, Sudan, Qatar and Eritrea have agreed to set up development projects that will be sponsored by the State of Qatar along the Sudan-Eritrea border. Bilateral relations were also discussed at the summit. ____________________________________________________
Tue 6 Mar 2007
Shocking aftermath of Britons' desert terror
ROB CRILLY IN HAMEDELAH

Elsa Chyrum:The True Voice of the Voiceless
By Tecle Wolde, United Kingdom, 07/03/07

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Eritrean Auditor General: First African Recipient of ACCA Award
Meron Abraha, Feb 23, 2007

President Isaias’s Speech On the 17th Fenkel Celebration
Feb 14, 2007, 17:55
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I would like to start my remarks by thanking all those who have worked hard together with the Massawa Municipality to organize this occasion. Unlike this time last year when we were concerned about the rains, it is pleasing to celebrate Fenkil today amidst plenty of rain, greenery, and bountiful agricultural production.

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Projects worth 19 million Nakfa implemented in Mai-Aini sub-zone shabait.com
Different development projects worth 19 million Nakfa have been implemented in Mai-Aini sub-zone, Southern region, according to Mr. Russom Kifle, Administrator of the sub-zone.

Potential confirmed at Eritrean zinc-gold-copper prospect
Mining Weekly - Gardenview,Eastern Cape,South Africa
... Resources announced on Monday that its joint -venture partner, Sunridge Gold had confirmed the potential of the Emba Derho prospect, in Eritrea, which forms ...

General Sibhat Efrem inaugurates New Referral Hospital in the Southern Red Sea
By Shabait.com
Dec 10, 2006, 17:28
Assab, 10 December 2006 - The Minister of Defense General Sebhat Efrem officially inaugurated and opened the new Dehtom Referral Hospital of the Southern Red Sea region that was built at an expense of 175 million Nakfa.

World Media Coverage of Interest

Ethiopia accomplished little in Somalia,
By: Immanuel Wallerstein
Arab American News 21-Jan-07 06:13

Dozens die in rebel attack in Ethiopia’s Ogaden region
Garowe Online 21-Jan-07 03:01

U.S. policy in the Horn of Africa may aid al-Qaida, experts warn
Posted on Fri, Dec. 22, 2006
By Jonathan S. Landay and Shashank Bengali, McClatchy Newspapers
As fighting intensified Friday between Somali Islamists and an Ethiopian intervention force, Western diplomats and experts warned that U.S. policy in the Horn of Africa - intended to curb Islamic radicalism - may not only be fueling this newest conflict, but also may be making it easier for al-Qaida to gain a foothold in the strategic region.