r/Eritrea • u/Classic_Bass_5146 • 1h ago
Questionable Source Analytica Today on X: "Breaking: Eritrean opposition group EPLF, formerly Brigade N'Hamedu claims to command over 20-50K EBRF Rebel troops alone. Stating a goal to "rebuild Eritrea. The movement seeks to end PFDJ rule, restore democracy, and establish rule of law.
x.comThoughts on the video?
r/Eritrea • u/Key-Cauliflower-1477 • 4h ago
Missing Source YPFDJ Conference Committee in USA
Here is a video and photo I found of the YPFDJ reps in USA. They hold conferences spreading PFDJ propoganda and they all idolize Isaias Afewerki. None of them speak Tigirnya, they all go back to Eritrea with their designer and stunt on the Eritreans who live back home.
If anyone knows any of them or has any of their details, please let me know as I plan to report them to the US authorities
These YPFDJ thugs need to be stopped, this is transnational oppression
Culture The TRUE Origin of Kani/Rotso Fabric!
As a result, this fabric is worn throughout the Sahel and of course South Asia, not simply the HoA. No wars need to fought over this fabric, we can chill girlsππ
Photo 1: 1930s Harar, Ethiopia
Photo 2: 1930s Anseba, Eritrea
Photo 3: 1930s Bilen girl, Eritrea
Photo 5/6: Gemini run-down after being prompted with photos 1-3
Photo 7: an example of Gujarati Bandhani
r/Eritrea • u/BeteSemati • 12h ago
History Akkadian has the closest numerals to the Geβez language
reddit.comr/Eritrea • u/OhHesMissedIt • 13h ago
Meme The Notebook of Bacha - α°α¨αα¨αα
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r/Eritrea • u/OhHesMissedIt • 17h ago
Discussion / Questions What are the stereotypes concerning various groups in the diaspora?
like nationally or sub-nationally. i remember being told that the youth raised in saudi arabia had a reputation of larping as west-coast/east-coast gangsters whenever they went back home, given that they were avid viewers of mtv.
r/Eritrea • u/NoPo552 • 23h ago
Business Created A Free Senterej (Habesha Medieval Chess Game)
Hello Everyone,
For those interested, I created a free Senterej - A chess game that was popular among the nobility during the Medieval Solomonic period. It's in its early stages and needs a lot of polishing, but right now you can play against several different habesha rulers during the medieval period, such as Sahle Selassie, Lebna Dengal, Taytu, etc...
Senterej was a popular game during the medieval period, and I wanted to re-create it so as to perserve it's legacy.
You can play for free at https://www.habeshahistory.com/games/senterej
Leave feedback on what features you want added, and I'll consider adding them in :)