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The G‑15: Silver Jubilee of Courage – Awate.com (opens the original)
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I. Twenty‑Five Years After September 18, 2001A Reform Movement Unlike Any Other The G‑15’s emergence less than ten years after independence is not merely an episode in Eritrea’s political history; it is an anomaly in the global tradition of liberation‑movement governance. Movements that come to power through militarized struggle, revolutionary mythology, and single‑party dominance do not produce internal reformers in a decade — they usually do not produce them at all. Although I was familiar wit
A Patriot in a Nation of Nationalists: The Legacy of Teklenkiel Gebru – Awate.com (opens the original)
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Eritrea’s political crisis has always been inseparable from its intellectual and moral crisis. A society that loses its culture of reason, inquiry, critical thinking, and the relentless pursuit of truth inevitably drifts toward degradation, stagnation, and, in time, a slow weathering away. These habits of mind rest on something foundational: that truth exists, that right and wrong exist, and that they matter. When these are compromised, every other virtue loses momentum. As our elders remind us,
The Eritrean Opposition: Thirty Years of Potential and Paralysis – Awate.com (opens the original)
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In the previous column, I examined the strengths of the Eritrean opposition as identified by the opposition themselves. In this installment, I turn to the weaknesses. Presenting both sides of the situational‑analysis ledger is essential for a fuller picture and, hopefully, a clearer understanding of the landscape. The assessment was conducted by the political parties, fronts, and civil‑society organizations that constituted the National Council—an umbrella body whose membership encompassed most
Situational Analysis of the Eritrean Opposition – Awate.com (opens the original)
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Situational Analysis of the Eritrean Opposition: Strengths, Limitations, and the Meaning of “Success” After Three Decades At the beginning of this year—and toward the end of last year—I made a deliberate effort to reach out to as many leaders in the Eritrean opposition as I could reasonably access. Most were collaborative and generous with their time, and I remain deeply grateful to them. Their willingness to engage allowed me to see the landscape from their vantage point and better understand t
PART II — The Moment the Ghedli Lost Its Soul – Awate.com (opens the original)
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The Rise of the Hybrid Fighter and the Triumph of Organization The moral rupture that began in the late 1970s did not merely alter recruitment practices; it reshaped the very identity of the Eritrean fighter. This third part examines the rise of the hybrid combatant—the Gifufgadlai—and the organizational logic that ultimately replaced moral agency with obedience. It traces how this transformation cast a long shadow over independence and continues to shape Eritrea’s political imagination today. I
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