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Sudanese Military Claims Pro-Haftar Groups Involved in Conflict
Complex Web of Conflict: Sudan's Accusations Against Libya's Haftar
In a dramatic escalation of ongoing regional tensions, the Sudanese army has accused forces loyal to Libyan commander Khalifa Haftar of attacking its border posts. This marks the first direct accusation against Libya in Sudan's tumultuous two-year conflict.
Unraveling the Regional Tapestry
The conflict in Sudan, primarily between the national army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), has frequently drawn in international actors with varying…
Rwanda Severs Connections with ECCAS Following Deteriorating Relations
Rwanda's Withdrawal from ECCAS: A Step Towards Unease
In a striking move that could reverberate across Central Africa, Rwanda has officially withdrawn from the Economic Community of Central African States (ECCAS). The decision comes amid escalating tensions between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), casting a spotlight on a conflict that has already claimed thousands of lives throughout Eastern DRC.
Roots of the Conflict
The withdrawal marks a significant development in the relationship between two…
Somalia Refutes Connection Between UAE and Sudan Diplomatic Visits
Somalia Defends Diplomatic Moves Amid Regional Tensions
By Ali Musa
Axadle Times International–Monitoring.
Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud shakes hands with UAE Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Sheikh Shakhboot bin Nahyan Al Nahyan during a meeting in Mogadishu on August 27, 2025. CREDIT/ SONNA
In the midst of a tempestuous geopolitical landscape, Somalia finds itself at the heart of swirling online discussions, with its recent diplomacy under intensified scrutiny. The arrival of notable delegations from…
Somalia’s UN Envoy Accuses Israel of Genocide, Calls to End Gaza Blockade
Somalia's Cry for Gaza: A Diplomatic Call to Conscience at the UN
In the storied halls of the United Nations, where history is often recorded in resonant speeches and urgent pleas, Somalia's ambassador, Abukar Osman Baale, delivered a message that pierced through the routine deliberations. His words reached out across cultures and continents, sounding an alarm over the unfolding humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza. "What we are witnessing is not security. It is collective punishment, and it is genocide," Baale proclaimed, his…
Investing 5% of Their Income: Turning Trading into a Career
The Evolving Landscape of Trader Trust in South Africa
In a rapidly evolving financial environment, trust and transparency have emerged as fundamental pillars driving trader preferences in South Africa. Recent findings from Kantar's Global Brand Health Tracking study reveal critical insights into what today’s traders prioritize when selecting a broker. These insights not only reflect local sentiments but also resonate with larger global trends in the finance sector.
Trust: The Cornerstone of Trading Relationships
Trust…
Somalia Introduces e-Visa Platform to Enhance Tourism and Security
Somalia's Leap into the Digital Age: E-Visa System Set to Transform Travel and Trade
In a significant stride towards modernizing its immigration framework, Somalia has officially announced the launch of its Electronic Visa and Travel Authorization System (E-Visa/ETAS), set to take effect on September 1, 2025. The unveiling marks a progressive move to digitalize processes in a nation eager to welcome the world with open arms amid security and infrastructural challenges.
A Step Towards Global Integration
The announcement…
Rwanda Welcomes Its First Group of U.S. Deportee Migrants
Rwanda's New Role in Global Migration: A Controversial Partnership with the U.S.
In a significant and controversial development in global migration policy, a group of seven migrants recently found themselves transported to Rwanda, the first wave under a contentious agreement struck during former President Donald Trump’s tenure. This initial transfer paves the way for what is expected to be the relocation of 250 migrants, stirring both hope and trepidation within the international community.
The Context of the Deal
This…
Djibouti’s Foreign Minister Engages in Security Discussions in Beledweyne
Djibouti's Diplomatic Mission in Somalia: A Step Toward Regional Stability
BELEWEYNE, SOMALIA — In a move indicative of the deepening ties between Djibouti and Somalia, Djibouti's Foreign Minister, Abdukadir Hussein Omar, touched down today in Beledweyne, a city that stands as both a cradle of Somali history and a strategic locus in the ongoing security dynamics of the Horn of Africa.
A Diplomatic Welcome in Beledweyne
The minister's arrival at Ugaas Khaliif Airport was marked by a warm reception from regional authorities.…
Four African Nations Face Shortage of Vital Child Nutrition Supplies, Aid Group Reports
A Desperate Hunger: African Children Face a Nutrition Crisis
In a landscape already marred by conflict, instability, and natural disasters, the looming shortage of life-saving nutritional aid in four African countries presents a new and urgent humanitarian crisis. The depletion of essential supplies threatens the survival of millions of children and puts a spotlight on the broader global challenge of funding cuts amid escalating needs.
The Bitter Reality of Hunger
Among the hardest hit are Nigeria, Kenya, Somalia, and South…
Somali Cabinet Greenlights Defense Agreements with Jordan, Qatar, and Pakistan
Strengthening Somalia: Defense Partnerships Pave New Paths
In a noteworthy development, Somalia is forging forward with strategic defense agreements that promise to reshape its national security landscape. During a critical meeting chaired by Acting Prime Minister Salah Ahmed Jama, Somalia's cabinet approved several international defense agreements aimed at bolstering the country's armed forces.
Forging Global Partnerships
The spotlight of this diplomatic maneuvering falls on the newly signed memorandums of understanding…