– the need for accountability – the internet never forgets! – By Ruby Sandhu and Yafet Zereou |  January 26, 2019 The Eritrean ...

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The BBC World Service, which is funded by Britain's television licence fee, is the world's largest international broadcaster B...

By Eritrean-American In today’s world of deception, lying, misleading, you would think that major media outlets would do a bett...

The BBC wants to compete in the misinformation war against Eritrea by launching websites for Eritrea and Ethiopia.  By BBC The BBC W...

By Eritrea EmbassyMedia Zeinab Badawi delves into the history of Africa in a brand new, eight-part series on BBC World News beginning ...

By Jenni Marsh | CNN What if there was a place where you could camp beside ancient pyramids from a forgotten civilization without anot...

BBC headquarters BBC, Fake News and Eritrea By  Yafet Zereou Sometime in April of 2017, the BBC’s Editorial Complaints Unit pu...

TRANSCRIPT Mary Harper: I'm in a market place which is basically an extraordinary combination of dried chilies, which are makin...

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Eritrean youth celebrating Silver Jubilee Eritrean Independence Day Anniversary celebration in Asmara (Credit: Martin Zimmermann ) By ...

BBC's Mary Harper with gold medalist Ghirmay Ghebreselassie in Asmara (Credit: Mary Harper ) Challenging Assumptions: A Note on ...