Colonel Ezra Weldegebriel, commander of Mai Nefhi Military College, was accused of sexually assaulting female students and forcing them to wear nightclothes and prepare coffee for him at his home. በዚ ዘይተዓመጸት ተማሃሪት የላን 😑

It’s not who you are, but what you do that matters most. This young Eritrean’s bravery in saving students from a horrific accident is a powerful example of humanity in action. May God bless him and his family. His courage reminds us to raise our children to put humanity first and help others when it matters most. May we all raise a generation that never turns away when another human life is at stake. 🇪🇷💪 #HumanityFirst

The Eritrean diaspora's involvement in their homeland's affairs has evolved into a well-structured, purposeful movement, reflecting both deep commitment and strategic organisation. For over fifty years, they have played a critical role in supporting the EPLF throughout its protracted struggle for independence from Ethiopian rule. Their contributions were not limited to financial assistance; they also provided essential resources, mobilisation efforts, and advocacy on international platforms, which bolstered the EPLF's cause. Additionally, during the border conflict that erupted with Ethiopia in 1998, the diaspora’s support proved invaluable. They galvanised community resources and rallied international sympathy to uphold Eritrea’s sovereignty amidst external aggression. Today, in the face of renewed hostilities and military campaigns from Ethiopia, the Eritrean diaspora continues to demonstrate its unwavering resolve. They are actively participating in efforts to counter such aggression, showing their readiness to defend Eritrea’s territorial integrity and national identity with the same fervour as during the independence struggle. This collective action reflects their enduring connection to their homeland and their commitment to a stable, secure future for the Eritrean people. #EmbassyMedia