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In a tragic twist of fate, the death toll from a devastating hotel fire at a well-known ski resort in northwestern Turkey has surged to a heartbreaking 76. Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya, in a painful update, raised the earlier count of 66 confirmed fatalities, revealing that only 52 of the deceased have been identified so far. Amidst this disaster, 51 individuals suffered injuries due to the flames, as stated by Mr. Yerlikaya while speaking at the Kartalkaya ski resort. The calamity unfolded in the early hours, around…

BOSASO, Somalia - A New Dawn as Key ISIS Figure Surrenders to Northeastern State Forces It's not every day you hear about militants throwing in the towel, but that's precisely what happened when a senior ISIS leader handed himself over to the Northeastern State Defence Forces this Tuesday. Talk about turning the tables! Senior officials, bursting with pride, lauded the relentless pursuit encompassing the rugged Bari region. For nearly a month, Northeastern State's gallant…

The Trump Tapestry: Unraveling Biden’s Threads with a Flourish Donald Trump, once again occupying the Oval Office as the 47th leader of the free world, began his latest tenure with a swift and assertive teardown of Joe Biden's presidential patchwork. On a crisp Monday, he flexed his executive muscles by pardoning the majority of his supporters embroiled in the infamous January 6th Capitol riot, leaving the rest of the nation astounded and wondering—what comes next? The day wasn’t just about brushing off the past…

NAIROBI, Kenya - Picture this: Ethiopia, a nation entrenched in the heart of the Horn of Africa, is rethinking its military engagements within its own territories. The Ethiopian National Defense Forces (ENDF) are pulling back from several locales, a move as bold as a lion's roar in the Serengeti. This ambitious recalibration aims to bolster Ethiopia's defense along its borders, where the stakes are as high as an elephant's eye. For generations, the Ethiopian government—ever like a diligent gardener—has deployed its…

Police headquarters in the lively Italian city of Crotone | Photo: ARCHIVE/ANSA/GIUSEPPE PIPITA Deep in the heart of southern Italy, the police in Crotone scored a significant victory, clamping down on a sinister underworld network. They nabbed the alleged kingpin of a notorious human trafficking syndicate, the footprint of which has left French authorities reeling. The story reads almost like a crime thriller. A 42-year-old Nigerian, cloaked in mystery and infamy, was brought in by the Italian police. Known by the…

The echoes of war between Ethiopia's government forces and Tigrayan fighters left devastating marks, costing hundreds of thousands their lives and displacing countless souls. With uneasy truce, many still find themselves wrestling with troubling social and economic hurdles.The displaced in Tigray are in limbo, wondering when, if ever, they might find their way back to their homes. Image: Million Haileselassie Brhane/DWAh, the heart had hopes when conflict seemingly vanished behind a curtain of peace. Pretoria, South Africa,…

Mogadishu (AX) — In a stern message that's as clear as a bell, Somalia’s National Intelligence and Security Agency (NISA) has sounded the clarion call, warning businesses, brokers, and drivers not to dance to the tune of extortion payments to Al-Shabaab. Think they're bluffing? Think again. NISA is ready to crack the whip of legal repercussions on those bankrolling this notorious militant outfit. The agency, with a vigilance sharp enough to cut diamonds, made this…

MOGADISHU, Somalia — Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud is gearing up to travel to the land of the Pharaohs, Egypt. This isn't just a casual sightseeing tour but a diplomatic mission designed to mend fences and forge pathways for collaboration, particularly following a groundbreaking pact with Ethiopia. According to whispers traveling through the diplomatic grapevine, as reported by Axadle, Mohamud's Egyptian sojourn comes hot on the heels of a diplomatic entente with Ethiopia. It seems Cairo wasn't all smiles…

Mogadishu (AX) — Picture this: A sprawling, vibrant city buzzing with the latest political drama. Set the scene: the Union for Peace and Development (UPD) party, led by the charismatic and sometimes controversial Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, is stepping boldly into the ring to back a fresh and promising registration process for new political organizations. Their endorsement comes quicker than a cat on a caffeine boost, sparking a heated debate and ruffling feathers, particularly in the rocky terrains of…

In an unexpected twist better fitted to the pages of a suspense novel, a suspect along with a vehicle harboring no less than 50 bags of illicit sugar was apprehended in the once quiet town of Garissa. The escapade unfolded like a classic cat-and-mouse chase, with the suspect initially outsmarting local authorities but eventually running out of luck. Rumors danced through the air long before law enforcement made their move. Whispers of contraband crept across the city—like shadows in the wind, elusive yet palpable. The…