asmara

The situation in Asmara is caused by oppression and poverty.

Just because the situation in Asmara was caused by unfortunate circumstances doesn't mean the outcome isn't good, or that it can't serve as a model for other cities on how to better organise city planning.

> Just because the situation in Asmara was caused by unfortunate circumstances doesn't mean the outcome isn't good, or that it can't serve as a model for other cities That is true.

It involves a different intelligence agency, doesn't involve routers, doesn't involve attacks of any sort, and could not have brought down the Internet in Asmara Eritrea, let alone Syria.

Nobody disputes that road vehicles have downsides On the other hand it is disputed that the impoverished and economically isolated city of Asmara having barely any cars is a demonstration that a city functions well with virtually no access to private motorised transport and inadequate public transport.

Before clicking the link, I laughed in my head and thought what would the chances be that it’s Asmara.

How do disabled people or elderly people travel around Asmara?

Asmara might be interesting as a human interest story, but if you want to make arguments about the superfluity of powered road vehicles you'd probably be best citing just about anywhere else...

Before clicking the link, I laughed in my head and thought what would the chances be that it’s Asmara.

How do disabled people or elderly people travel around Asmara?

Asmara might be interesting as a human interest story, but if you want to make arguments about the superfluity of powered road vehicles you'd probably be best citing just about anywhere else...