Wow I can't even process or comprehend what those guys have been through. From a very good middle class life to complete opposite life style, which is hunger and rough life its amazing. Also lost his father who was very educated and graduate of university of Oxford this was in 1970's think about it, The courage, determination and sacrifice at that time given his status. This is a drop in the bucket from Eritrean history during struggle. Youel as usual great interview and I a lot of respect for your guest. Let's remember our fallen heros and fight for cause they have died which is FREEDOM.
Solomon (Mokhsi) Your Dad was a Rhode’s Scholar. Thank you for sharing your wonderful father’s, an amazing, an extraordinary and selfless Eritrean hero Martyr Teg. Semere. My older brother and eight younger brothers and sisters are products of Beit Timhrti Sewra as well.., but that is for another time. Today and every MeAlti SuAt henceforth, your Dad the Rhodes Scholar I shall always remember. I thank him for his service and ultimate sacrifice on our people’s independence and liberty .... And we shall always seek liberty and justice as Eritreans lead by the Great Spirits of SiUE btSay Tegadalay Semere Weldenkiel. I thank you Solomon also for your service to our nation. GitSAtSE
Thanks Yoel and Solomon Semere he is Hero like his father please we need to her more story from him next time Good thing coming to Eritrea and criminal Isyas, his time is up
Thank you for sharing your family history with us brother Semere. But I would like to inform you that your childhood friend Jemal (who was blind, Siti's brother) now lives in Sweden with his family. Remain blessed