- the then nine
provinces of
Eritrea into six
administrative regions.
Akele Guzai (ምድረ ቡር ) was a
historical province of
Eritrea until 1996 when the newly...
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village called Ayromale located in the
plains of
Dioot of
Eastern Akkele-
Guzai. He was of Saho descent. In 1964 he
joined the
Eritrean Liberation Front...
- at Debarwa, the state's main
provinces were Hamasien, Serae, and
Akele Guzai. The
first Westerner to do****ent a
visit to
Eritrea was the
Portuguese explorer...
- rule at
least six
localities north of the Mareb; Hamasien, Seraye,
Akele Guzai, the
Debarwa district, the Buri Peninsula, and the "country of the Sahos"...
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December 1894,
Bahta Hagos led a
rebellion against the
Italians in
Akele Guzai, in what was then
Italian controlled Eritrea.
Units of
General Oreste Baratieri's...
- ጥሕሎ, ṭïḥlo) is a dish
originating from the
historical Agame and
Akkele Guzai provinces. The dish is
unique to
these parts of both countries, but is now...
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Segeneyti was the
third largest settlement in the
historical province of
Akele Guzai,
after Mendefera and Senafe.
Segheneyti is
widely known in
Eritrea for its...
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Former code
Subdivision name ER-AG
Akele Guzai [Akalä Guzay] ER-AS
Asmara [Asmära] ER-BA
Barka ER-DE
Denkalia [Dänkali] ER-GS Gash-Setit [Gaš enna Sätit]...
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majority located in
northeastern Tigray, Ethiopia, as well as the
Akele Guzai and
Seraye regions of Eritrea.
Despite the
concentration in
these areas...
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formed on 15
April 1996, from the
historical provinces of
Serae and
Akele Guzai. It lies
along a
portion of the
national border with Ethiopia. As of 2005...
