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Last update: 10 hours agoWomen in the Forces: In Denden Camp, National Union of Eritrean Women President Ms. Tekea Tesfamicael led a seminar for female members of the Defense Forces on “Role of Eritrean Women in Resilience and Development,” highlighting how the EPLF built equality through training and women’s leadership, and urging stronger participation at home and abroad. Education Push: Ahead of Independence Day, Education Minister Dr. Halima Mohammed said Eritrea has expanded schools and teachers sharply over 35 years, with pre-schools rising from 359 (1991/92) to 1,952 (2024/25) and student numbers reaching 880,000. Human Rights Spotlight: Christian Solidarity Worldwide and other groups renewed calls for the UN to extend Eritrea’s special rapporteur mandate, warning that detention and repression have not fundamentally changed. Regional Tensions: Reports also flag renewed fears around Ethiopia’s Tigray situation and the wider Horn of Africa security picture. Trade Link: Astral Aviation inaugurated a weekly Nairobi–Asmara freighter route, aiming to boost Eritrean exporters’ access to regional and global markets.
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