Today’s #Yiakl #SundaySpotlight goes out to Aida Kidane (@KidaneAida) in acknowledgement
of nearly three decades of curating #Eritrea|n history and being an invaluable source for researching our recent history.
#Eritrea2020 #SundaySpotlight
#Yiakl #WeAreComingHome
of nearly three decades of curating #Eritrea|n history and being an invaluable source for researching our recent history.
#Eritrea2020 #SundaySpotlight
#Yiakl #WeAreComingHome
A pioneer YouTuber before the term was invented, Aida Kidane’s channel has been providing “documentary clips on Eritrea and its past and history, with current happenings abroad” since 2011. #Eritrea #Yiakl
youtube.com/user/photoroom1
youtube.com/user/photoroom1
What makes Aida Kidane YouTube Channel unique is that it includes a vast slice of #Eritrea|n history from the era of our armed struggle to present. Her videos have had over 12 millions total views! #SundaySpotlight #Yiakl
Aida’s videos includes the Tora and TsenaDegle reconciliation, an important moment in Eritrean history for the region.
Old interviews with Isaias Afwerki (1987):
Rare Revolutionary songs like Weyno:
The Last Days of the Eritrean Liberation Front:
Interview with Mahmud Ahmed Sherifo:
One can safely say that whenever most #Eritrea|n historians are chronicling our recent history, they had to refer to Aida Kidane’s channel. She provides an alternative narrative to the self-serving one pushed by #PFDJ.
Aida Kidane describes her passion as chronicling history and filming videos. And she has done a fine job at it. Thank you Aida!
#Eritrea2020 #SundaySpotlight
#Yiakl #WeAreComingHome
#Eritrea2020 #SundaySpotlight
#Yiakl #WeAreComingHome
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