The African country among the world's poorest that got £15m grant for huge power project
The project is expected to provide improved energy access to more than 235,000 Eritreans, 20% of them being women and youth.
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Movie theater trade group unveils new name, Cinema United, and renewed mission to promote moviegoing
After 60 years as the National Association of Theater Owners — NATO — the group will now be known as Cinema United. (March 18) People purchase tickets at a movie theater in New York on March 5, 2021. ...
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The Ne Zha phenomenon: Biggest animated film of all time heading to European cinemas
“Rarely do you get a film that truly defines the era, shows again the unique power of cinema to move audiences, and makes an indelible mark on culture. This is ‘Ne Zha 2,'” said Cedric ...
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Another war in the offing? Fiery rhetoric abounds as Asmara relations sour
The past few months have witnessed a rise in provocative rhetoric between the governments of Ethiopia and Eritrea, with officials from either side beating the drums of war barely six years after ...