Isaias Afwerki's Interview with Los Angeles Times (Part 2/7)

Isaias Afwerki Interview with LA Times (Oct 2007). "The Eritrean president sat down recently with the Los Angeles Times to share his views about U.S. relations, a long-simmering border dispute with Ethiopia and progress in Africa toward democracy and human rights." Eritrea is located in E. Africa.

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• Eritrea
• Eritrean
• Tigrigna
• Amharic
• Tigrinya
• Asmara
• Ethiopia
• Ethiopian
• Isaias
• Africa
• Sudan
• Somalia

[eriblood]

damnn I love this guy!! Death to the New world order

[azmari]

Aid is a f***in start bro! Of course it doesn't sustain development, it's not meant to. Word of advice, Isaias doesn't care about you, he's a hustler, who's making a pile of money off of you, he's making deals with the wrong people. It's really sad that thousands of people, including my dad, has bought this deception.

[cruisemate]

This guy make a littel bit of sence about Somalia... The islamic court will have to be involved in a peace process in that country.

[Ihateissayas]

the wonderful thing about Issays ans his blind followers is :

[semrauit]

i loveyu isias afwerki

[ballance27]

Some world leaders are not good enough even for the simple task of heading a group of farmers from a small county. One of them is your man Mr. Tegadalay Presidant Isaias Afwerki.

[azmari]

I totally agree brother!

[semrauit]

isias afwerki ane kab germany ie stuttgart iloveyu

[youngwarrior101]

WOOOW!!! U still talkin about the "AID" game. First of all Aid is meant 9 out 10 times for EMERGENCIES. Secondly, so called aid is what's killing Africa. Lets take a look at whos been receiving aid; Ethiopia, Eygpt,Kenya, etc.....now tell me your excited with the development of these countries? No thank u, Africans have been playing the aid game for decades. We need to start creating our own destiny by using our most important asset HUMAN capital.

[youngwarrior101]

Are you seriously advocating that "AID" is to be bring sustained development to Eritrea? Wow spoken like a true agame. Thank God we dont have people like you making public policy in Eritrea. For that matter dont even think about Ethiopia, Kenya, or Sudan. You'll just end up continuing the regions cycle of poverty!