Posted on February 10, 2016.
Berhanu Nega said in his recent speech to Ginbot 7 members in Silver Spring, Maryland that the Eritrean government has provided food to everyone affected by the drought. These Eritreans disagree. Listen to this BBC report on life in Endabaguna reception centre, where many Eritreans are taken after they cross the border into Ethiopia to escape forced military service and persecution. Ethiopia hosts almost 700,000 refugees, more than any other African country.
The Donkeys of Asmara: Berhanu Nega’s Story in the New York Times
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