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National Festival Spotlight: Eritrea’s National Eritrean Festival 2026 opened at the Expo Grounds in Asmara, with traditional dances, songs, regional village displays, a book fair, and art exhibitions—running until 26 July with music, seminars, bazaars, and children’s programs. Diaspora Culture: An Eritrean community festival in Germany also kicked off with speeches on unity, preserving national culture, and passing history to younger generations, plus performances by Eritrean artists and musicians. Football & Identity: Kenya’s former captain Victor Wanyama urged Harambee Stars to use home advantage for the 2027 AFCON co-hosted by Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda—where Eritrea is in their qualification group. Asylum & Youth: A UK asylum judge ruled an Eritrean migrant with a “healthy beard and moustache” should be treated as a child after inconsistent age claims, ordering the Home Secretary to pay £10,000 in legal bills. Sports Moment: Eritrea’s Biniam Girmay finished among the top riders in Tour de France Stage 11 as Soren Waerenskjold took his first career stage win.

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