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Somalia Initiates National ID Card Production to Improve Citizen Services
Mogadishu (AX) - At the hustling heart of Mogadishu, Somalia steps gleefully towards a new dawn of progress, rolling out its long-anticipated National ID Card. Imagine unlocking not just doors, but possibilities - that’s the power of this little rectangle of promise. The National Identification and Registration Authority (NIRA) has fired the starting gun on this venture, aiming to equip citizens with a key to both essential services and their due rights.
The ribbon at the launching event was snipped by none other than the…
Ethiopia Unveils Strategy to Broaden Electric Vehicle Charging Network
Imagine buzzing through the heart of Addis Ababa in a sleek electric vehicle, enjoying the silent hum of progress beneath your feet. Exciting, right? Well, that vision is fast becoming a reality as Ethiopia takes significant strides toward electrifying its transportation system. With ambitious plans to dot the nation's landscape with electric vehicle (EV) charging stations every 50 to 120 kilometers, this lofty dream is beginning to take shape. It's like paving a green highway for the future, one charging station at a time.…
Over 100 Unlawful Miners Lose Lives in Tragic South African Mine Entanglement
In a somber scene underscored by the chill of reality gripping Stilfontein, South Africa, rescuers and officers from the South African Police Service (SAPS) gingerly transported blue body bags. Each one solemnly bore witness to the lives lost in a tragic turn of events deep within the bowels of an abandoned gold mine.
It’s chilling to grasp the enormity of the tragedy — at least a hundred souls, entangled in an illegal mining operation gone disastrously wrong, have perished, according to a group advocating for their rights.…
Somali Government Brings Home Two Fishermen Rescued by Chinese Vessel at Sea
Mogadishu (AX) – In an extraordinary tale of endurance and hope, two Somali fishermen have made a triumphant return to Mogadishu, thanks to the timely intervention of a passing Chinese vessel. Their ordeal at sea, fraught with peril and uncertainty, has gratefully concluded, as officially confirmed by the Somali government.
Meet Ibrahim Mohamud Ali and Sharma'arke Nur Abdi Adan—ordinary men turned survival champions. For 24 grueling days, these resilient souls found themselves at the mercy of the relentless Indian Ocean.…
Can Countries in the Horn of Africa Embrace Europe’s Post-War Blueprint?
There I was, reflecting on the preliminary pact between my homeland and Ethiopia, and suddenly, I found my thoughts drifting to the echoes of post-World War II Europe. That brutal conflict left an indelible mark on history, claiming the lives of an estimated 40 million souls—among them, 20 million military personnel and between 19 to 25 million civilians. The devastation was all too real, with economic ruin leaving nations grappling with widespread poverty, famine, and collapse.Rising from these ashes was no small feat.…
Verification Inquiry: Did President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud of Somalia Review Ethiopia’s Naval Forces?
In the rapidly whirling world of social media, where even a speck of misinformation can snowball into a frenzy, rumors spun a fantastic yarn about Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud’s visit to Ethiopia. The buzz sprang from claims, running wild across online platforms, that the president was inspecting Ethiopia’s naval forces. But let's pause here and consider, have the metaphorical ships really come in on this?
To set the record straight, factual accounts and photographic evidence reveal that President Mohamud was…
Somali Official Finalizes Pilgrimage Quota Deal in Saudi Arabia
The price tag for Somali pilgrims heading to the Hajj in 2025 has shot up to a whopping $4,604. This price surge reflects the inflating costs of travel and accommodation in Saudi Arabia, as per the Somali Ministry of Endowments and Islamic Affairs. This fee is meant to cover everything from transportation and lodging to the logistics of organizing such a pilgrimage both in Somalia and once they reach the holy land of Saudi Arabia. While officials are making a hullabaloo about their initiatives to offer top-notch services,…
Somali Piracy Leader Mohamed Afweyne Comes Back to Mogadishu After Ten Years in Belgian Prison
Mogadishu (AX) - Making headlines once more, entrepreneur Mohamed Abdi Afweyne, known for his infamous involvement in piracy, has finally returned to Mogadishu. After enduring over ten years behind bars in Belgium, following piracy-related charges brought by Belgium's government, his homecoming was monumental.
Described as the 'mastermind' behind Somali piracy, Afweyne was caught up in a high-profile arrest in 2013. Belgian authorities orchestrated a cunning sting operation, enticing him under the guise of a documentary…
Tottenham Edges Out Liverpool 1-0 in Carabao Cup Semi-Final Clash
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Tottenham edges past Liverpool: A close shave in the Carabao Cup semi-finals."
Imagine this: You’re sitting on the edge of your seat, eyes glued to the screen as Tottenham and Liverpool clash in the electrifying Carabao Cup semi-final. Narratives were woven, strategies unfolded, and fans were in a frenzy. A singular goal determined the destiny of the competing titans.
In London, home of Spurs, the air was thick with anticipation. Tottenham's faithful supporters were ready to witness their team wrestle with…
Northeastern State Dismisses Federal Government’s Assertion of Providing 200 Tons of Food Assistance
Mogadishu (AX) — The Northeastern State authorities have firmly dismissed allegations from Somalia’s National Disaster Management Agency (SODMA) claiming that they received a hefty 200-ton shipment of food aid in Bosaso, a bustling port in the semi-autonomous region. In a straightforward comeback, Ubah Abdirashid Hirsi, who holds the Minister of Relief and Disaster Management post in Northeastern State, made it crystal clear that the federal government hasn't sent any food aid to them. She didn't mince her words, stating,…