EriGraceMedia

In this episode, we recap Eri-TV's latest broadcast, spotlighting Eritrea's 2025 Festival celebrating culture, tech progress, and social programs, including vocational training and healthcare initiatives. Internationally, we cover a deadly 6.1 earthquake in Western Turkey and escalating wildfires in Southern Europe, fueled by extreme heat and climate change.

In this episode, we cover Eritrea's vibrant Eri Festival 2025 in the Central Region and women's professional training initiatives led by the National Union of Eritrean Women. Internationally, we highlight North Korea’s move to ease border tensions and the growing threat of California’s Canyon Fire amid extreme weather.

In this episode, we highlight ERi-TV’s broadcast covering the launch of Eritrea’s National Festival and key health initiatives, including Hepatitis B vaccination and cataract surgeries. Internationally, the news features a US-brokered peace deal between Azerbaijan and Armenia, and the opening of the World Robot Conference in Beijing.

In this episode Eri-TV broadcast highlights national achievements, including awards for outstanding teachers in Asmara, youth vocational training in Gash-Barka, and Olympian Biniam Girmay’s return as a UNDP honorary ambassador. Internationally, it covers rising China-Philippines tensions over Taiwan and expanding defense ties between Senegal and Turkey.

In this episode Eri-TV news recap covers Eritrean community seminars in Riyadh and Cairo focused on national development, along with a local blood donation campaign led by the Ministry of Culture and Sports. Internationally, it highlights U.S. tariffs on India over Russian oil ties and Italy’s approval of a record-breaking suspension bridge to Sicily.

This episode covers key local developments in Eritrea, including a national service seminar, student recognition in Ansaba, and a major tree-planting effort. Internationally, it highlights US-Russia talks on Ukraine, a new India-Philippines partnership, and severe flash floods in Northern India.

This episode covers Eritrea's observance of World Breastfeeding Week, youth-led environmental initiatives, and preparations for the 2025 National Festival celebrating cultural diversity. Internationally, we highlight the child casualties in Gaza, the EU's economic strain from cutting ties with Russia, and the IAEA's planned visit to Iran after recent nuclear facility attacks.

This episode covers the 51st annual Eritrean community festival in Tracy, California, celebrating cultural heritage and unity, along with local efforts to boost sports in Eritrea’s Gash Barka region. Internationally, we discuss Hungary’s stance on Ukraine’s NATO ambitions and the devastating floods in Conakry, Guinea.

In this episode Eri-TV news segment highlights an Eritrean community festival in Germany that celebrates unity among the diaspora and reports on students departing for national service. International coverage includes Hamas's stance on disarmament tied to Palestinian statehood and South Africa's crackdown on illegal mining.

This episode covers highlights from Eri-TV, including local achievements like a student-led environmental program, voluntary blood donations, and a new portable water project in Adah Hadid Sageti. Internationally, it reports on Russia’s new missile deployment, Ukraine negotiations, and protests in South Africa over Gaza, reflecting global diplomatic reactions.

In today’s episode top stories from ERi-TV, President Trump sent a letter to President Isaias expressing intent to reverse Biden-era policies and rebuild U.S.-Eritrea relations. Internationally, Trump imposed 35% tariffs on Canadian goods, while U.S. and Russian space agencies agreed to extend ISS cooperation through 2028.

In this episode, we cover Eritrea’s recent news highlighting community contributions to the National Martyrs Trust Fund and a major educational training initiative in the Ansaba region. Internationally, we discuss Donald Trump's new trade deal with South Korea and a joint call by 15 countries for Palestinian statehood recognition and a Gaza ceasefire.

In this episode Eri-TV brodcast, key stories include U.S. President Donald Trump's tightened ceasefire ultimatum in the Russia-Ukraine conflict and the killing of 35 hostages in Nigeria. Domestically, Eritrea saw investment talks with Italy at Masawa port, the NCAA conference in California, and continued diaspora support for national initiatives.

In this episode Eritrea, President Isaias Afwerki met with an Italian delegation to strengthen bilateral ties, while World Hepatitis Day was marked with a focus on vaccination and improved seed distribution for agriculture. Internationally, President Trump issued a shortened ceasefire deadline for Russia and Ukraine, and 35 hostages were killed by kidnappers in Nigeria despite ransom payments.

This episode spotlights women's empowerment initiatives, community unity festivals in Scandinavia, and aid distribution in the Northern Red Sea region. Internationally, the broadcast covers a new EU-US trade deal to prevent a trade war and a deadly rebel attack on a church in eastern DRC.

This episode covers key updates from Eritrea and beyond, including development program assessments in Gashbarka and a Ministry of Agriculture seed workshop. Internationally, we highlight Gaza humanitarian efforts amid conflict and new cooperation agreements between Rwanda and Tanzania.

In this episode, we highlight President Isaias Afwerki's in-depth interview on Eritrea's domestic development plans and regional foreign policy, including a proposed roadmap for peace in Sudan. We also touch on global headlines, including a Russian plane crash and rising border tensions between Thailand and Cambodia.

In this episode, we highlight the graduation of 391 students from Eritrea’s Orta College of Medicine, with a strong showing of female graduates, and recognize top-performing students in the Southern Red Sea region. Internationally, we cover India-Maldives diplomatic developments and a tragic bus accident in Peru's Andes that claimed at least 18 lives.

In this episode, we cover highlights from ERi-TV’s July 25, 2025 broadcast, featuring updates on Eritrean community events in Germany, Kuwait, and Scandinavia that promote national unity and cultural identity. We also touch on major global developments, including Russia’s expansive naval drills, rising tensions between Thailand and Cambodia, and the EU's new tariffs on U.S. goods

In today's episode: Eritrea intensifies efforts against underage marriage, supports families of martyrs, and expands health and environmental initiatives. Internationally, China shows strong economic growth amid trade tensions, while a Bangladesh Air Force jet crash claims lives.

In today’s episode from ERi-TV Eritrea, a student-led environmental initiative and the Nafa sub-zone’s success in eliminating FGM highlight positive domestic progress, alongside support for war-disabled veterans. Internationally, the broadcast reports on the worsening humanitarian crisis in Gaza and continued anti-terror operations by the Malian army amid persistent security threats.

In this episode, we cover highlights from ERi-TV’s July 20, 2025 broadcast, featuring President Isaias Afwerki’s insights on Eritrea’s foreign policy and its push for a multipolar world. We also touch on domestic educational initiatives and major international news, including Russia-Germany tensions, a tragic boat accident in Vietnam, and deadly floods in South Korea.

In this episode, we explore Eritrea's latest environmental and cultural initiatives, including efforts in wildlife conservation and the country's first celebration of World Music Day. We also touch on international developments, from China's warning over Taiwan to Italy's new energy deals with Algeria.

In this episode, we cover key stories from Eritrea, including successful eye surgeries, teacher awards, and a major tree planting campaign. Internationally, we look at President Trump's sweeping new tariff plan and a somber exchange between Russia and Ukraine of fallen soldiers’ bodies.

In today’s episode on Eritrea, Hamil Malo College of Agriculture celebrated its 18th commencement with 200 graduates, over half of them women, while the Central Region advanced major environmental conservation projects. Internationally, the news highlighted U.S. President Trump's proposed global tariffs and a significant Russia-Ukraine prisoner and fallen soldier exchange under the Istanbul ag...