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Sudanese Oil Exports Set to Rebound as South Sudan Resumes Shipments via Port of Sudan
In a significant development, South Sudan is set to restart exporting crude oil through the Port of Sudan, as confirmed by officials. This move is expected to greatly impact the nation's economy, which has been grappling with internal issues. The transportation will take place via the Jabalyn pipeline at the Port of Sudan following the recent renewal of ties between the two countries. The resumption is scheduled to occur within the next couple of months as stated by various officials in interviews with the media. Malik Agar,…
Fatal Blast Claiming Lives: 5 Victims in Northern Kenya Near Somalia Border
A deadly explosion in the northern region of Kenya resulted in the deaths of five individuals close to the border with Somalia. The bomb, concealed on a donkey cart to avoid detection, went off in El Wak town in Mandera County, injuring five others. No group has yet claimed responsibility for the attack, but it bears resemblance to previous assaults carried out by al-Shabab militants associated with al-Qaida operating in the area. Earlier this month, suspected al-Shabab gunmen entered the El Wak hospital, injuring guards and…
Djibouti Deports China-Criticizing MP, Foreign Office Launches Investigation
The Foreign Office is investigating after a critical MP was deported from Djibouti. Conservative former minister Tim Loughton, a strong opponent of Beijing, was detained and forced onto a flight out of the African nation due to its ties with China. Mr. Loughton, part of a group of UK MPs sanctioned by China, faced scrutiny at Djibouti's passport control on his way back from Somaliland.
The Prime Minister's spokesman stated that the FCDO provided consular support to Mr. Loughton and raised the issue with Djiboutian…
Devastating Lightning Strike Claims Lives of 300 Goats in Hiiraan Area
Lightning strike wipes out 300 goats in Hiiraan area
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Beledweyne (AX) - A striking bolt of lightning claimed the lives of around 300 goats in the Hiiraan region on Sunday, as reported by locals and authorities on Monday.
The tragedy unfolded in Teedaan village, nestled within the Mahaas district, following a string of heavy rains that drenched the Hiiraan region over the…
Yemeni Houthi Rebels Launch Devastating Missile Strike on Red Sea Vessel
Yemen’s Houthi rebels launch missile strike, causing damage to a ship in the Red Sea
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A ship in the Red Sea was damaged by a missile attack carried out by Yemen’s Houthi rebels on Monday, according to authorities. This incident marks the latest in a series of assaults on vessels in the vital maritime passage.
The attack occurred near Mokha, Yemen, as…
Brutal Clash Claims Ten Lives in Galgaduud: Uncovering the Devastation of Inter-Clan Strife
Ten individuals perished in clashes between rival clans in the Galgaduud region.
Residents witnessed a skirmish between militias from Abudwak and Heraale districts, fueled by clan vendettas and territorial disagreements.
Galmudug government troops intervened to quell the violence, but tension lingers as both factions remain in the conflict zone.
The region has a history of clashes over grazing rights and land ownership, with revenge attacks not uncommon.
Two months earlier, a well-known elder, Abdi Dahir Daud, fell…
Toronto’s Vision for Somali Community Center Takes Major Step Forward
Toronto Somali hub advances towards becoming a reality
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Earlier this year, leaders took a crucial step in rectifying the community's sense of isolation by agreeing to collaborate with advocates in establishing a Somali Centre for Culture and Recreation.With the tireless efforts of figures like Obo Hassan, manager at Istar restaurant, backing the cause, Rexdale's…
US Senator Pushes for Division of Somalia
A United States senator from Washington DC recently proposed the division of Somalia, a move that has sparked controversy. Senator Jim Risch, a key figure in the US Senate Foreign Relations Committee, believes that engaging with North Western of Somalia is crucial and the current approach of treating Somalia as a unified entity does not match the situation on the ground. North Western of Somalia declared independence from Somalia in 1991 and has been operating independently ever since. Despite international opposition, the…
Israel’s Authorities Vigilant Against Potential ICC Arrest Warrants for Gaza Conflict
The ICC has not hinted at imminent arrest warrants or commented on the recent claims. Israeli officials have mentioned an ICC inquiry initiated three years ago into possible war crimes committed by Israel and Palestinian fighters since the 2014 Israel-Hamas conflict. The probe also focuses on Israel's establishment of settlements in occupied areas like the West Bank.
'Senior Israeli officials have asked for guarantees from the ICC that Israel will not be singled out, suggesting any action might be construed as…
Farmers in Africa Embrace Traditional and Modern Solutions for Climate Change Mitigation
In Machakos, Kenya, farmers select climate-smart beans. Amidst drought in Zimbabwe, traditional farming methods are being revived. Organic fertilizers are used to combat poor soil fertility in sub-Saharan Africa. Drought-resistant crops are gaining popularity, replacing exotic white corn. The transition to greenhouse farming is providing sustainable livelihoods in Somalia. A climate-smart bean variety named "Nyota" is helping Kenyan farmers increase their yields. The new bean assures quick maturation even in times of…