AGP Executive Report
Last update: 19 minutes agoEritrean Independence Commemoration: Asmara marked the 65th anniversary of the armed struggle’s start with a live cultural program at Cinema Roma, featuring songs, poems, and dramas on unity and sacrifice, with diaspora celebrations in Chicago also highlighted. Revolution School at 50: Eritrea’s Commission of Culture and Sports announced national events (17–20 Sept) for the 50th anniversary of the Revolution School, including photo exhibitions, concerts, seminars, and sports competitions. Football & Eritrea in the spotlight: South Africa’s SAFA officially unveiled Pitso Mosimane as Bafana Bafana coach, with qualifiers looming—Bafana face Guinea at home and Eritrea away in late September—while Kenya’s Harambee Stars named a 38-man provisional squad including returning captain Michael Olunga and defender Joseph Okumu. Sports streaming for Eritrea fans: DAZN secured LaLiga EA Sports rights across Sub-Saharan Africa (including Eritrea) for 2026/27–2028/29, bringing all 380 matches per season live and on-demand. Culture beyond sport: Joko Anwar’s Indonesian horror franchise continues with “Satan’s Slaves: Origin” hitting theaters in 2027, expanding the Asmara Abigail backstory.
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