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Jigjiga, Ethiopia — In a time of mounting political tensions, Mustafa Muhumed Omar, the steadfast President of Ethiopia’s Somali Region, has vowed to expand government services. This declaration arrives amidst mounting pressure and critiques from the Ogaden National Liberation Front (ONLF), who claim the administration is underperforming. "Are we, as leaders, meeting the expectations set upon us?" President Cagjar’s administration grapples with this very question.

In the heart of the Horn of Africa, a spirited struggle for peace and stability is unfolding. Somali Prime Minister Hamza Abdi Barre stands at the forefront of this effort, unyielding in his vow to eradicate the militant factions that threaten Somalia's future. As operations surge in the regions of Hirshabelle and Southwest States, the determination of the government resonates with every heartbeat of its citizens. On a serene Wednesday evening, under the gentle glow of the moon, an Iftar gathering buzzed with hope…

Recently, hundreds of Palestinians took to the streets in northern Gaza, demonstrating against the ongoing war and vocally demanding an end to Hamas's control. As social media posts captured the moment, protesters were heard chanting, “Hamas out.” This remarkable display of dissent comes after the militant group's October 7, 2023, raid on Israel, which ignited the current conflict. Northern Gaza has suffered immensely, with much of its infrastructure reduced to debris. This densely populated region has seen countless…

In the heart of Mogadishu, whispers of hope intertwine with the calls of street vendors and laughter of children, creating a melody of resilience that is unmistakably Somali. This sense of tenacity, however, met an untimely stumble on the soccer field, as Somalia's cherished ambition to record a historic victory in the FIFA World Cup qualifiers faced a fresh challenge. On a somber Tuesday afternoon, under the African sky, the Ocean Stars bowed to Botswana in a 2-0 defeat—a match marked by stark defensive errors, according to…

Inside Ruto's Strategic Reshuffle: Implications for Kenya's Political Landscape Axadle – Nairobi – In a move that has left political analysts buzzing with speculation and intrigue, President William Ruto recently orchestrated a significant reshuffle in his administration. Announced with calculated timing in mid-2025, this reshuffle is not just a mere administrative exercise. It feels like a chess match, aimed at recalibrating his political strategy while responding…

ISIS Militants' Strategic Shift in Somalia Imagine a calm, silent night in the rugged terrain of Somalia's northeastern Bari region. The wind whispers secrets through the Al Miskaad mountains. Once a stronghold for the shadowy figures of ISIS, these peaks have silently witnessed violent confrontations. In recent weeks, the battleground has shifted, not just geographically, but tactically. "The enemy adapts," General Faadhigo, the firm yet weary spokesperson for Northeastern State's counterterrorism forces, has…

US President Donald Trump has announced a 25% tariff on imported cars and light trucks set to take effect next week, further escalating the global trade tensions he initiated upon returning to the White House this year. Industry experts anticipate this move could raise vehicle prices and hinder production capabilities. "What we're going to be doing is a 25% tariff for all cars that are not made in the United States," Trump stated during a recent event in the Oval Office. The President views tariffs as a strategic method to…

Security Concerns in Northeastern State: A Troubling Pattern In a world where security should bolster peace, the unfortunate reality in Northeastern State tells a different story. Recently, security officials took swift action, arresting a guard shortly after a shooting incident. While such cases often unfold with alarming regularity, each carries its own narrative worth deep reflection. Consider the incident four days prior, on March 23. The day etched itself into the community's memory when a young barber…

In the bustling city of Hargeisa, a shadow has cast itself over the daily lives of many. More than 2,000 individuals coping with HIV/AIDS in North Western State of Somalia have found themselves facing an unexpected crisis: the abrupt suspension of U.S. humanitarian aid. Imagine being thrust into a cyclone of uncertainty, where your survival depends on medications now at risk of vanishing. This is the stark reality confronting many. This alarming situation follows a stern warning from Dr. Tedros Adhanom…

Mekelle, Ethiopia — The winds of change are sweeping across the Tigray region as Getachew Reda's term as president comes to a close. It marks a turning point, setting the stage for new leadership whose central mission is to uphold the tenets of the Pretoria Agreement signed two years ago. But who will step up to the plate? In a bid to steer the region toward peace and stability, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has extended an invitation to the people of Tigray. He encourages them to engage actively in the selection…