Category: Awate Team

  • Towards the sixth year

    Towards the sixth year

    awate.on-forge.com is five years old. It was on September 1, 2000 that this website was launched with the aim of contributing to the Eritrean struggle for the respect of human rights, democratic governance, reconciliation and justice. Today, as on each September 1 for the last five years ago, we renew our commitment to continue struggling

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  • The Chronology of The Reform Movement

    The Chronology of The Reform Movement

    (The following is a chronicle of the reform movement that emerged from within the PFDJ as well as academic and scholars sympathetic to the PFDJ.  We think, in this day and age where facts and truth are in short supply, we owe it to our readers to give them a factual representations of the events that

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  • Introduction to the ‘HOPE’ Column: Semon & Adam

    Introduction to the ‘HOPE’ Column: Semon & Adam

    Awate.com proudly introduces Adam Jahar and Semon Gebreyesus to the family of columnists in the website. Through their new column, simply named Semon & Adam, they will regularly contribute views and opinions to our valued readers. These two fine young men are known in across the Eritrean electronic forums for their relentless efforts in initiating

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  • Photo Questioned: Is This Man Awate?

    Photo Questioned: Is This Man Awate?

    The only photograph of Awate was found in Agordat Police Station after the ELF liberated the Town in 1977. Awate’s photo, together with other “Wanted Outlaws”, retrieved from the Station in Agordat, was handed over to the then Chief of the ELF’s security apparatus, Melaake Tekle. Later, when Melaake was killed during Abdella Idris’ coup

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  • From the Teachings of Woldeab Woldemariam

    From the Teachings of Woldeab Woldemariam

    Translated from Tigrinya By Awate Research Unit – September 1, 2000 Woldeab Woldemariam was a lifetime teacher and a great debater. His Commitments to individual freedom, democracy, and justice were as unshakable as his commitments to the unity of Eritrea and the dignity of its people. Read The following extracts and quotations from his writings

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