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One Childhood

Beautifully filmed, clearly written and enjoyable to watch, One Childhood tells the extraordinary story of how the nation of Eritrea supports the development of its children throughout their childh...  
 
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zzebest (1 week ago) Show Hide
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wow the health focal person at Sematat, Memhir Gebremedhin, was my biology instructor in dekemhare secondary school back in the early 90s

he was a good instructor!!
BahreNeGash (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Martyr Salih Mekki,
Thank you for sacrificing your whole life for the well being of my people.
Eritrea is a blessed land to have raised a hero like you, who paid dearly with their lives when it counts the most.
The liberty & foundations of development you have built all over Eritrea is benefiting millions of Eritreans, for the first time in the history of Eritreans.
Eritrea, the grateful nation will eternally celebrate your good name, devotion & sacrifices.
May God/Allah bless your soul.
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The works and efforts of people such as Saleh Meky will never go forgotten...this is a great example of how a country in AFRICA can overcome great odds such as hostile neighbors and ill premeditiating Western Super Powers by standing on its OWN and starting a viable INFRASTRACTURE for itself and its people's future. We can see here how EDUCATION is of great importance (as it should be throughout of AFRICA) if we are to get out of the pit that mosty others dug for us!!!HALURAH~HARULAH!!!XXX>>>...
hailabg (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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I made two typos or shall I say mispells on my previous comment that I became aware of now. 1) PREMEDITATING instead of premeditiating 2) INFRASTRUCTURE instead of infrastracture. Anyway I also wanted to add what Saleh Meky left was a great legacy but he was not alone in this endeavor as one can see these determined, eager, selfless, young teachers giving it their all as seen on this video footage. I have always admired and held in high esteem those who give their all for the sake of others. HA!
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God bless you Salih Meky! Rest in Peace our beloved hero. Thank you and you and the other Eritrean heros and heroins will live forever in our minds. Thanks for allowing us to say we are Proud of Eritrea's health development and all around growth to be the best nation it can be.
Zelalmawi Zikri Swatna.
Kachavite (2 months ago) Show Hide
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R.I.P. Saleh Maki

Minister Saleh Maki is featured on this remarkable video for his contribution to the amazing success of Eritrean school children enjoying first-class educational opportunities and health care.
The legacy of Minister Saleh Maki is the memory of a great self-less man who gave so much and sacrificed so much for these children and the inheritance of a great example.

Minister Saleh Maki will forever live on in these children whom he loved and cared deeply.

R.I.P. Saleh Maki
BahreNeGash (7 months ago) Show Hide
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The journey of mankind, starts with the first fews teps.
Yes, life is full of trying times. But pioneers, who can see the light across the tunnel, believing in human spirit of beating ALL odds & over coming difficulties, always chart their own destiny.
Eritrea, remains classical example of human spirit in successfully overcoming odds.
Critics will always condemn the journey, but "the camel marches on till the end of the destiny, while the dogs always bark".
I dare you to prove me wrong!!!
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You ar right we use to be a providence 4 Ethiopia,...we gave u wisdom,ecomical strength and liberated you from the Dergue.....divine providence isnt it!
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