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Somalia Boosts Diplomatic Ties with Qatar, Egypt, and Türkiye at Doha Forum
DOHA, Qatar — Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud used the Doha Forum to argue Somalia is moving from crisis response to an assertive phase of state-building, urging partners to align aid and security programs with the country’s plans as Qatar, Egypt and Türkiye signaled fresh commitments. Chairing a roundtable titled “State-Building in Somalia: Coordinated Strategies to Sustain Progress,” Mohamud said Somali institutions are increasingly capable of setting and executing priorities — from national security and…
Tragic Loss: 43 Children Among 79 Killed in Sudanese Paramilitary Clash
Tragic Drone Strike in Sudan’s South Kordofan A devastating drone attack in Kalogi, South Kordofan, Sudan, has claimed the lives of dozens of civilians, including many children. The attack has heightened concerns about ongoing violence in the region. Dozens of civilians killed, with a significant number being children. Attack blamed on the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and allied factions. International outrage and calls for accountability are mounting. Details of the Attack On Thursday, a paramilitary drone…
Somali President Accepts Credentials of Eight Newly Appointed Ambassadors
MOGADISHU, Somalia — Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud on Wednesday accepted the credentials of eight newly appointed ambassadors, signaling renewed momentum in Somalia’s diplomatic outreach during a ceremony at the Presidential Palace in Mogadishu. The envoys represent Egypt, Indonesia, Sweden, Cuba, Canada, Finland, Norway and Spain. In welcoming them, Mohamud underscored the importance of strengthening bilateral ties and urged close coordination with Somali institutions to support peace, trade and regional…
Sudan’s Conflict Pushes Kordofan Toward Imminent Crisis, Warns UN
Sudan Conflict Escalates as Kordofan Region Faces Humanitarian Collapse Sudan faces worsening chaos as fighting intensifies in the Kordofan region, reminiscent of previous atrocities in Darfur. The conflict could plunge millions into famine and complete societal breakdown. The UN warns of atrocities in Kordofan similar to Darfur. Fighting between Sudanese military and Rapid Support Forces (RSF) continues. Millions face famine, displacement, and humanitarian devastation. Conflict Intensification in Kordofan…
Sudan Conflict Intensifies: RSF Shifts Attention to Strategic Targets
Intensifying Conflict in Sudan's North Kordofan Fighting has escalated in Sudan's North Kordofan region, with key incidents marking ongoing hostilities between the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and the Sudanese army. The conflict reached a new height as a paramilitary drone reportedly targeted military headquarters in el-Obeid. El-Obeid, a strategic location with an airport and key supply routes, witnessed a paramilitary drone attack. The RSF has been battling the army since April 2023, capturing significant…
Sudan’s RSF Accused of Atrocities in Refugee Settlement
War Crimes Committed in Sudan's Zamzam Camp, Amnesty Reports An international rights group has alleged that Sudanese paramilitary forces committed war crimes during a brutal raid earlier this year on Darfur's largest displacement camp. The report highlights severe humanitarian violations as the conflict in Sudan deepens. Amnesty International accused the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) of targeting civilians in the Zamzam camp. The attack was part of a broader assault on the city of el-Fasher in North Darfur.…
Sudanese Refugees Displaced by Conflict Struggle with Lack of Assistance
Humanitarian Crisis on the Chad-Sudan Border The dire situation for Sudanese refugees on the Chad-Sudan border highlights a severe lack of international aid. Displaced families rely heavily on donations from fellow refugees, facing extreme challenges as they flee violence. Refugees rely on each other for basic necessities due to minimal external aid. International aid is insufficient amidst increasing displacement from conflict areas. NGOs are present but under-resourced, exacerbating the crisis. Struggles and…
Social Media Intensifies Sudan’s Conflict and Humanitarian Crisis
The Rise of Digital Propaganda in Sudan's Conflict Amid the brutal power struggle between Sudan's military factions, social media has become a battleground of misinformation. With rampant fake news and manipulative narratives, trust in reliable information has eroded. Both sides exploit social media to spread misleading information. False claims on social media deepen societal divisions. Traditional media suppression fuels disinformation. The Stakes of Sudan's Humanitarian Crisis The conflict between army…
UN Raises Alarm on Trafficking and Sexual Violence Amid Sudan Crisis
Escalating Violence in Sudan: A Humanitarian Crisis Unfolds The ongoing conflict in Sudan, particularly around El-Fasher, has sparked a dire humanitarian crisis characterized by widespread human rights abuses. Reports from the region underscore the severity of the situation, with women and children bearing the brunt of the violence. Approximately 470,000 people displaced since May 2024. Over 6 million children are internally displaced or seeking refuge in neighboring countries. Alarming reports of trafficking,…
AIF 2025: Leaders Advocate Private Investment and Regulatory Reforms
Africa Investment Forum Market Days opened Wednesday with government leaders and development experts urging expanded private‑sector participation, innovative financing solutions and accelerated policy reforms to unlock the continent’s economic potential. Speakers at the 2025 Africa Investment Forum (AIF) Market Days emphasized that private capital, new financing instruments and faster regulatory change are central to closing investment gaps across energy, infrastructure, agribusiness and manufacturing. Delegates described…