Eritrea

Abstract

Includes bibliographical references (page 126) and index

Economy : Agriculture and pastoralism -- Fishing -- Industry -- Minerals -- Trade -- Transportation and communication -- Economic opportunities -- Eritreans : Tigray -- Tigre -- Afar -- Beja -- Ethnic minorities -- Women -- The diaspora -- Lifestyle : The Eritrean family -- Life in the village -- Life in the city -- Working hours -- Education -- Healthcare -- Social problems -- Religion : Islam -- Orthodox christianity -- Roman catholicism -- Animism

Language : Tigrinya -- Arabic -- Common courtesies -- Minority languages -- Foreign influences -- Mass media -- Arts : Painting -- Literature -- Music, song, and dance -- Handicrafts -- Theater -- Leisure : Relaxing in Asmara -- Cinema -- Youth clubs -- Coffee -- Cycling -- Soccer and other sports -- Festivals : Christian holidays -- Islamic holidays -- National holidays -- Youth festivals -- Family celebrations -- Food : Daily bread -- Beverages -- Table manners -- The Eritrean kitchen -- Fresh from the market -- Eating out -- Map of Eritrea

Discusses various aspects of the geography, history and culture of Eritrea