Hosted by Eritrawi · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 116 episodes
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History built from archives, not myths.This channel explores Eritrea and the Northern Horn of Africa through research, primary sources, and forgotten records from early printed texts to private letters and overlooked moments in global history.Beyond propaganda. Beyond stereotypes.Reconstructing the past through what people actually wrote, built, and lived.
Eritrawi hosts The Other Side of Eritrea, a news show with 116 episodes published.
What happens when a society's most important stories survive not in archives, but in memory? In this episode of The Other Side of Eritrea, we explore the history of Eritrean theatre, performance, and cultural memory thro
Missionaries and the Making of Colonial Notables How did institutions created to strengthen colonial rule help lay the foundations of Eritrean national consciousness? In this episode of The Other Side of Eritrea , we exp
In August 1921, a devastating earthquake struck the Red Sea port city of Massawa, damaging large sections of one of Eritrea's most historic urban centers. For a moment, it seemed possible that centuries of architectural
This episode of the Eritrawi Podcast explores the profound socioeconomic transformation of Eritrea during and after the First World War between 1914 and 1922. Although far from the European frontlines, Eritrea was deeply
This episode of the Eritrawi Podcast examines how Italian colonial rule reshaped Eritrea through military-driven urban planning between 1890 and 1941. Cities were not built for organic growth, but for control, designed a
Hade Zanta – The Conscript Rewriting the Foundations of African Literature Episode 3This episode of the Eritrawi Podcast In this final episode of Hade Zanta – The Conscript, the story follows Tuquabo as he returns home a
Hade Zanta – The Conscript Rewriting the Foundations of African Literature Episode 2 This episode of the Eritrawi Podcast follows Tuquabo, an Eritrean ascari navigating the psychological reality of colonial warfare. Forc
This episode of the Eritrawi Podcast begins a three part series on one of the earliest and most overlooked works of African literature, Hade Zanta The Conscript, written in 1927 by Ghebreyesus Hailu in Tigrinya and later
In 1937, Amelia Earhart attempted one of the most ambitious journeys in aviation history, a flight around the world along the equator.This episode of Eritrawi Podcast follows a rarely discussed segment of that journey: h
This episode on Eritrawi Podcast explores the evolution of literacy and print culture in Eritrea through the lens of early printed materials, private letters, and recent preservation efforts. Drawing on the work of histo
This Episode on Eritrawi Podcast During World War I, far from the battlefields of Europe, a factory in Eritrea was feeding an empire. In Asmara, a canned meat operation became a critical supply hub for Italian soldiers,
This episode on Eritrawi Podcast In the early 20th century, automobiles arrived in Eritrea as foreign machines, designed in Europe and built for completely different roads and conditions. But in Eritrea, something remark
This episode of Eritrawi Podcast : In 1941, during the collapse of Italian East Africa, one of the most extraordinary and little known campaigns of World War II unfolded in Eritrea. Led by cavalry officer Amedeo Guillet,
This episode of Eritrawi Podcast uncovers the extraordinary and nearly forgotten story of Fessehatsion Beyene, an Eritrean pilot whose life collided with Fascist Italy, colonial Somalia, and the racial laws of the 1930s.
Domenico Mondelli was born Wolde Selassie in Eritrea. He would go on to become the first Black pilot in Italian military history and later, an Army Corps General. Serving in the Regio Esercito during World War I, Mondell
Before oil. Before global tech supply chains. There was pearls — a commodity that shaped empires, trade networks, and individual destinies. In this episode, we uncover the story of Al Nahari, an Eritrean pearl merchant f
How did we truly conquer the Earth? 🌍 For decades, the "Out of Africa" story seemed simple: a single group of early humans left East Africa and populated the globe. But new evidence is shattering that timeline. From mys
For decades, the civilization of the Northern Horn of Africa has been explained through an external lens, attributed to South Arabian immigrants rather than to indigenous African societies. This interpretation did not em
The Sabean Man’s Burden, for centuries, Eritrea’s ancient history was explained through an outsider’s lens attributed to South Arabian or Sabean immigrants rather than to indigenous African societies. This narrative, roo
Adulis, Conclusion, Chapter 7. The political economy of the ancient port city of Adulis in the Northern Horn of Africa during the Classical Age (1000 BCE–700 CE). The author argues against the prevailing Aksumite model,
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