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Dhulbahante and Warsangeli Clans Unite in Bid to Reclaim Erigavo from North Western State of Somalia Control
Mogadishu (AX) — In a move thick with political tension and historical reverberations, the Dhulbahante and Warsangeli clans have banded together to reclaim Erigavo, a town presently within North Western State of Somalia's borders. This bold declaration emerged from a comprehensive six-day assembly in Badhan, capturing the spirit of a united stand against what they perceive as three decades of foreign rule.
Stepping into Erigavo would not just redraw borders—it would challenge the very notion of North Western State of…
Khaatumo Forces Declare Triumph Over North Western State of Somalia in Shangeed Conflict
Mogadishu (AX) — In the fog of war, where words weave through gunfire, the SSC Khaatumo forces proudly announced a significant triumph over North Western State of Somalia troops in the disputed Shangeed region this past Thursday. The battle, fierce and unrelenting, left a toll not easily quantified as both factions recount heavy losses, each narrative shaded with their truths and agendas. Who, amidst this turmoil, can sift through the discord to find the forgotten stories of those caught in the crossfire?
The numbers of the…
North Western State of Somalia Elders Blame Somali President for Stoking Tensions Over Erigavo Authority
FILE - Boqor Osman Aw Mohamud Buurmadow, a notable figure in North Western State of Somalia's traditional leadership.
In a world where the shadows creep closer to the edges of light, stories like this remind us of the timeless complexities of human society. Recently, a clan conference took place in Badhan, sparking renewed tensions between Somalia and North Western State of Somalia. At the forefront of this narrative, Boqor Osman Aw Mohamud Buurmadow, a respected leader, did not shy away from addressing the issue head-on.…
Somali Security Foils Bomb Plot in Harardhere, Apprehends Suspect
In a compelling scene painted with tension and valor, Somali security forces made a significant arrest on a sun-drenched Saturday in Harardhere. The haunting silhouette of a bustling town along the Mudug region’s trade artery was disrupted by the capture of a suspect, a man bearing explosives hidden in thermos flasks.
Who could have anticipated such malevolence concealed in the most unsuspecting of vessels? These weren’t mere containers of hot drinks; they were brimming with the potential for chaos and destruction. Within…
Trump Initiates U.S. Airstrikes Against ISIS Strongholds in Somalia
In an unexpected, yet decisive, military maneuver, the United States launched airstrikes over the weekend targeting key operatives of the Islamic State in Somalia. President Donald Trump publicly acknowledged ordering the strikes, which reportedly targeted a high-ranking strategist within the extremist group. In a quite vivid expression on Truth Social, Trump declared, "These killers, whom we discovered hiding deep within their shadowy mountain refuges, posed a grave threat to both the United States and our…
North Western State of Somalia Closes Major Livestock Hub Amid Export Agreement Dispute with Somalia
Hargeisa (AX) — In a recent drama unfolding in North Western State of Somalia, the government has pulled the plug on the operating license of a pivotal livestock inspection facility in Berbera. The decision, fueled by allegations against its Arab proprietor, Abu Yaasir, claims he inked an unsanctioned pact with the Somali federal government. It’s a maneuver perceived as jeopardizing the lifeline of North Western State of Somalia's thriving livestock export sector.
Does one ever pause to reflect on how a single decision can…
EXCLUSIVE: Somalia’s Leader Urges Trump to Join Forces in Battling Global Terrorism
Recently, while seated in a sun-dappled room in Mogadishu, President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud of Somalia spoke with a quiet intensity that comes from years spent grappling with the formidable al-Shabab insurgency. At 69, Mohamud stands at the helm during a turbulent period, his tenure marked by a relentless fight against one of the world's most dangerous terror groups. The question on everyone's mind: how can the United States, a distant though powerful ally, continue to play a crucial role in this struggle?
Mohamud's…
Northeastern State Denies Allegations of Singling Out Ethiopians in Widespread Deportation Effort
Northeastern State’s Expulsion Efforts: An Insightful Discourse
Garowe (AX) — Amidst swirling controversies and brimming debates, Northeastern State's Minister of Interior, Abdi Farah Said Juha, took the stage this Saturday to elucidate the recent contentious deportations of undocumented foreigners. Lest misconceptions breed further discord, he sought to dispel any notion that these actions targeted the Oromo ethnic group—a claim echoing like a disgraced refrain through various channels.
Addressing the…
Southwest State Convened to Enhance Strategies Against Al-Shabaab Threats
Baidoa (AX) – In a region often clouded by uncertainty and conflict, a significant gathering took place on Saturday within the heart of the Southwest state. Abdiaziz Hassan Mohamed Laftagareen, the president of the Southwest regional state, orchestrated a security council meeting in Baidoa. The primary focus? Crafting strategies as intricate as a game of chess to bolster regional security and confront the ever-present menace of Al-Shabaab militants.
Picture a room filled with anticipation and determination as the council…
Northeastern State Authorities Prohibit Media from Engaging with ISIS Amid Intense Military Operations
In the picturesque yet turbulent city of Garowe, a swirling blend of tradition and modernity, a significant decree has been issued by Northeastern State's regional authorities. This directive, steeped in both strategy and caution, aims to sever all media communications with the notorious Islamic State (ISIS) faction. It's part of a meticulous military campaign focused on obliterating ISIS hideouts nestled in the rugged Al-Miskat mountains of the Bari region. But what does this mean for press freedom, and how should we…