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Somalia’s Opposition Supports Military Action, Calls for Security Reform
In a concerted and vibrant show of unity, a cohort of Somali political leaders is echoing their vast support for the ongoing military undertakings against notorious terror groups Al-Shabaab and ISIS. Three prominent figures have emerged at the forefront: former President Sheikh Sharif Sheikh Ahmed, the past Prime Minister Hassan Ali Khaire, and esteemed opposition leader Abdirahman Abdishakur Warsame. Their stand represents a robust call for collaboration and strategic foresight in the face of mounting threats.
Mogadishu,…
Ghanaian Man Faces Extradition to Nigeria Post-INTERPOL Arrest
The Complex Case of a Man on the Move: A Glimpse into Agordotse's Legal Entanglement
In the bustling city of Lagos, Nigeria, a scenario unfolded that might well be plucked from the pages of a mystery novel. Meet Agordotse, the former Operations Manager at Discovery Logistics and E-Commerce Service. A man once revered for his prowess in logistics and operations, he now finds himself ensnared in a web of allegations. At the heart of this intrigue is an accusation—Agordotse allegedly absconded with company property. But what…
Somali Army Chief: Al-Shabaab Near Defeat, Calls for Final Effort
Mogadishu (AX) — On a warm and dusty afternoon, in the heart of Somalia's Middle Shabelle region, the determined sounds of marching feet echoed through the barren landscape. At the forefront, leading with unwavering resolve, stood the commander of the Somali National Army (SNA), General Odawaa Yusuf Rage. His message was clear, resonating through the air like a clarion call: it’s time for a decisive stand against Al-Shabaab. With the militant group on the brink of collapse, he urged the brave men and women under his command…
Ten African Nations Hit Hardest by Terrorist Activity
The 2025 Global Terrorism Index report, released by the Institute for Economics & Peace, paints a sobering picture of the Sahel region as it seemingly becomes the new heart of global terrorism. As someone who’s been following global security dynamics for a while, I can't help but wonder how this transformation could happen so swiftly from the Middle East to sub-Saharan Africa. Why here? Why now?
Africa’s unsettling position on the terrorism index is not without reason. It’s a familiar narrative,…
Trump Criticizes LGBTQ+ Aid to Overlooked African Nation
Upon his return to the White House, President Donald Trump has made it abundantly clear what his administration aims to tackle: the sprawling issue of federal waste. It’s a topic that’s been at the heart of many political debates, and one that begs the question: how do we ensure taxpayer money is used judiciously? The President, with his characteristic resolve, has embarked on what he describes as a crusade against wasteful spending.
The administration took a notable step forward by…
Jubbaland Urges Unified Effort Against Extremists
Collaboration in the Face of Adversity: Jubbaland's Appeal for Unity
Kismayo (AX) - In an era where collaboration often holds the key to problem-solving, Jubbaland’s regional administration has hailed the concerted efforts of federal military forces and local clan militias in their offensive against extremist factions in the Middle Shabelle region. This acknowledgment comes at a crucial time, not just as a gesture of appreciation, but as a clarion call for unity.…
West Africa’s Wildlife Refuge Becomes a Hotspot for Criminal Activity
Nestled within the borders of Benin, Burkina Faso, and Niger lies the W-Arly-Pendjari (WAP) Complex, a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its breathtaking biodiversity. Yet, this remarkable sanctuary faces a perilous paradox. What should be a celebration of nature’s splendor is marred by a sinister undercurrent: organized transnational crime. From arms smuggling to drug trafficking and human exploitation, the WAP Complex has become a multifaceted battleground, as highlighted by Feyi Ogunade in The Conversation Africa.…
Quicker Rescue Might Have Saved Half of Channel Victims
Tragic Testimony: A Survivor's Story
Edited By Ali Musa Axadle Times International–Monitoring
The Fateful Night: November 24, 2021
Imagine the biting cold of the English Channel, the dark waters a cruel contrast to the twinkling lights of safety
beyond reach. This was the harsh reality for Issa Mohamed Omar, a Somali national who survived one of the most deadly
tragedies in recent maritime history. Reliving the haunting events during…
Leading Universities in Ghana to Watch in 2025
When it comes to choosing a university, there are myriad paths one might take. In Ghana, a country known for its rich history and cultural significance, university selection is no small decision. The AD Scientific Index offers an intriguing lens into the academic landscape by listing the top 10 universities in Ghana. Let's delve deeper into this ranking and find out what makes these institutions exceptional.
Top 10 Universities in Ghana (2025 Rankings)
The world of higher education is vast and varied.…
Legislators Urge Action on Governance Issues in Southwest State
Political Turmoil in South West State: Calls for Reform Amidst Allegations of Repression
Mogadishu (AX) — On a brisk Monday evening, the atmosphere in Mogadishu was thick with determination as lawmakers and political leaders from South West State converged to voice their mounting concerns. The issues at hand have been simmering for some time now: a combination of governance failures, accusations of political suppression, and claims of electoral deceit are casting a long shadow over President Abdiaziz…