Our Community, Our Home

What does it mean to speak of home? Home is often imagined as a place of origin, a landscape of familiarity that promises permanence. Yet for those whose lives unfold through migration and diaspora, home reveals itself differently. It is perhaps the one place that can only be recognised in its absence. While we inhabit it, home remains almost intangible and dimensionless. It enters thought through departure, through distance, through the quiet realisation that return… Continue reading Our Community, Our Home

Ona and Beskdira: Even the stones tell the tragic story

eskdira and Ona are two small villages that were burnt to ashes, one after the other, over the course of just two days. Both are close to Eritrea’s second largest …

ዎ ብሊና!

ዎ ብሊና!ሰላም ኣጃ እርግርዂማ ይዳን ብሊና፡ሰላም ኣጃ እርግርኹማ ይሻኒ ብሊና፡ወርካ ደባን ኣኽሮ መርሓባ ይለና፡ ናንሲ እወኩንካ/ እወኩንኪ ኩናንሲ እውለና፡ብላሽ ግን ኩት እንገት እና ይና እዲና፡ …

ማዕርነት ኣብ ብዙሕነት (Equality in Diversity)

መእተዊ ቀንዲ መምዘኒ ምዕባለ ናይ ሓደ ሕብረተሰብ፤ ኣብ ማዕርነትን ብዙሕነትን ናይ ሕዝብታት ብዘለዎም ርድኢትን ምሕድራኡን ዝተመርኰሰ ኡዩ። ኣብ ሓደ ሕብረተሰብ ኩሉሰብ ብዘይ ናይ ዓሌትን ሃይማኖትን ጾታን ኣካላዊ…

‘We are still burning’ – survivors of Beskdira and Ona massacre

Fifty years ago, Beskdira and Ona witnessed two of the worst massacres in Eritrea’s colonial history when unarmed civilians were brutally massacred by Ethiopian colonial troops. While Beskdira is a …