Ifrah Ahmed Revives Somali Cuisine with Pop-Ups and Cookbook

Preserving Heritage Through A Culinary Odyssey Toronto, Canada (AX) — Exploring the savory landscapes of Somali cuisine, Ifrah F. Ahmed stands as a remarkable beacon of cultural preservation and innovation, all while artfully bridging continents and traditions. A Journey Across Kitchens Born in Somalia and now traveling between New York and Seattle, Ahmed is on a mission to elevate Somali cuisine through culinary pop-ups and…

Remote Work Outshines Migration for Better Opportunities

Building Dreams: Mohamed's Journey in Mogadishu In the bustling heart of Mogadishu, against the backdrop of a once turbulent city, Mohamed Omar Hussein has found his steadfast path. Six months after venturing into the vibrant world of commerce with a men’s clothing store, he stands not just as a merchant, but as a beacon of stability and hope for his family. The transition from a mere dream to a reality that now cradles his family, including his mother and four siblings, marks a narrative of resilience and transformation.…

Somalia Restores Rifles Seized from Fallen Kenyan Officer in Assault

Somalia Returns Rifles Taken from Kenyan Officer Killed in Attack MOGADISHU, Somalia — It was a solemn morning in Mandera County, as Somali authorities handed back two rifles taken from a fallen Kenyan officer at the border. The return was a small yet significant gesture amidst simmering tensions in a region long shadowed by conflict and strife. Personal stories often resonate with textures of loss and resilience, echoing sentiments that formal reports may obscure. So here, in this narrative, lies an effort to humanize…

US Intensifies Pressure on Yemen’s Houthis with Fresh Airstrikes

Recent airstrikes conducted by the United States mark a significant escalation in the military operations within the Middle East, as reported by the Houthis' Al Masirah TV. This is the largest U.S. military initiative in the region since President Donald Trump took office in January. In direct response to threats against international shipping from the Iran-aligned Houthi movement, the U.S. initiated a new round of airstrikes last Saturday. Targets included the strategic Red Sea port city of Hodeidah and the Al Jawf…

Somali Forces Target Al-Shabaab in Middle Shabelle Push

Custodial Corps Deployment in Middle Shabelle: A Bold Move Amidst Uncertainty In the vibrant heart of Mogadishu, a bold new chapter in Somalia's military strategy is unfolding. As the sun rose this past Sunday, a palpable sense of resolve filled the air. The Somali Custodial Corps, typically known for their role in safeguarding the country's correctional facilities, were dispatched to the Middle Shabelle region. Their mission: to bolster the ongoing military offensives against the infamous militant…

Somali PM Overhauls Cabinet with Fresh Ministerial Appointments

In the vibrant city of Mogadishu, a hub of dynamic political activity, an important juncture unfolded as Somali Prime Minister Hamsa Abdi Barre executed an impactful cabinet reshuffle this past Monday. The decree, emanating from his office, speaks volumes about the strategic reorientation of key ministerial roles. Picture this: a chessboard of governance where pieces are poised for strategic maneuvers. In a sweeping change, Abdikhadir Mohamed Nuur, who served as the Minister of Defense, finds himself transitioning to become…

Hargeisa Imposes Small Arms Ban to Combat Knife Crime

Hargeisa (AX) – In a decisive move, officials in Hargeisa have initiated a ban on the public carrying of small arms, including knives and machetes, throughout every district of North Western State of Somalia's capital. This comes as a direct response to an unsettling increase in knife-related violence that has left communities feeling uneasy. Announced by the Hargeisa Security Committee on a quiet Sunday afternoon, the decision was fueled by the tragic stabbing deaths of two individuals in the bustling Mohamed Mooge…

Kenya and IMF Set to Begin Discussions on New Loan Plan

November 24, 2024. REUTERS/Benoit Tessier/File Photo Purchase Licensing Rights In a noteworthy move, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and Kenya are gearing up to discuss a fresh lending initiative that could be pivotal for the East African nation, especially after both parties decided to forego the anticipated ninth review of the existing $3.6 billion agreement. But why is this dialogue significant, and what does it spell for Kenya's financial future? Let's delve into these pressing questions. For Kenya, sustaining…

German Authorities Pursue Suspect Who Incinerated Wife On Tram

Authorities in Germany are currently in pursuit of a man who severely injured his wife by dousing her with a flammable liquid on a tram and subsequently igniting it. The attack resulted in critical injuries to the 46-year-old woman. The incident unfolded while she was aboard the tram in Gera, situated in eastern Germany. "She was sprayed with flammable liquid and set alight by a man," stated the police from the state of Thuringia, who later confirmed that the suspect was indeed the victim's husband. In a crucial moment,…

Vatican Shares First Image of Pope Following Hospital Stay

The Vatican has shared the first photograph of Pope Francis since the 88-year-old pontiff was hospitalized over a month ago for pneumonia affecting both lungs. The image captures Pope Francis, who is bare-headed and seated in a wheelchair, adorned in his signature white robe and purple shawl, positioned in front of a modest altar featuring a crucifix on the wall. While the photo, taken from behind his right side, doesn't reveal his full face, his eyes are open, and he gazes downward. “This morning, Pope Francis…

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