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Eritreans Pay Heavy Price in Conflict

Tuesday, March 14, 2006 2:37:35 PM
By RODRIQUE NGOWI

An elderly Eritrean woman covers her mouth with a traditional brightly-colored fabric while soaking in the afternoon sun to counter the cold temperature in the highland of Senafe, Eritrea, on Tuesday, March 14, 2006.   Eritrea on Tuesday, expressed concern about the latest attempt to resolve its border dispute with Ethiopia, accusing Ethiopia of trying to reopen negotiations instead of simply accepting a 2002 ruling on the frontier.(AP Photo/Rodrique Ngowi.)SENAFE, Eritrea (AP) - Eritrea, struggling to rebuild after decades of conflict, is sinking deeper into poverty amid a simmering border dispute with Ethiopia that already has sparked one war between the longtime Horn of Africa enemies.

Meager resources are being diverted from development to security, minefields keep farmers like Genet Kidane from working the land and investors are wary.

"My husband, who used to help cultivate food for the family, has been in the national service all these years because there is no peace," Genet, a 24-year-old mother of two, said outside a white tent that has turned brown with dust.


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