-
wArkiko (Tigre: Dakhano,
Hirgigo). Afar and Saho: Hirg-Higo,
alternately Archigo, Arqiqo, Ercoco,
Hirgigo,
Hargigo or Harkiko)
historically known as Dokono...
-
Sultan Muhammad V. He also
repelled the
Turkish invaders in
Debarwa and
Hirgigo. In addition,
Sarsa Dengel led
campaigns against the
Oromo tribes who were...
- with his
authority extending from the
Hamasien highlands to the port of
Hirgigo. He was also a
promoter of Christianity,
generously gifting the churches...
- and late 19th
centuries CE.
Their main
centers of
power were M****awa and
Hirgigo in Eritrea, and
Suakin in Sudan,
serving as
political and
economic hubs...
- a
village of
Hirgigo in the
suburb of M****awa, he was
fifth of
eight siblings.
After attending local Islamic school, he
joined Hirgigo primary school...
- (السويس) Hala'ib,
Egypt and
Sudan (حلايب) (disputed) Haql,
Saudi Arabia (حقل)
Hirgigo,
Eritrea (ሕርጊጎ / حرقيقو) Hurghada,
Egypt (الغردقة) Jeddah,
Saudi Arabia...
-
Electric Power In
Eritrea China invests in
improving M****awa infrastructure, The Economist, 22
April 2015
Hirgigo Power Station Opened in
March 2003...
- in
primarily Muslim parts of Eritrea,
including the
villages of She'eb,
Hirgigo, Elabared, and the town of Om Hajer; m****acres also took
place in predominantly...
-
Ministry Of Information.
Retrieved 28
February 2022. "32nd
Anniversary of
Hirgigo M****acre marked".
Archived from the
original on 30
September 2007. Retrieved...
- of
perhaps 1400-1500
under Özdemir Pasha. First, they
captured M****awa,
Hirgigo and
Beylul then
moved inland and
captured the
regional capital of Debarwa...
