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President Mohamud Engages Adale Leaders to Strengthen Anti-Al-Shabaab Campaign

Mogadishu (AX) – Amid the fragrant spices and bustling energy of Adale district, Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud recently gathered with an ensemble of local leaders, wise elders, and esteemed intellectuals. This gathering on Friday wasn’t just a meeting; it was a concerted effort to weave tighter bonds of collaboration and intensify military actions against Al-Shabaab in the Middle Shabelle region. Imagine, for a moment, a land striving for peace—where communities are not just figures on a map, but vibrant…

Somali President Engages Local Elders in Adale to Boost Offensive Against Shabab in Middle Shabelle

Engaging with Elders in Adale: A Commitment to Peace In the heart of Somalia's Middle Shabelle region, President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud is not just meeting with local elders; he is weaving a tapestry of unity and resilience that aims to transform the landscape of Somalia's security challenges. As efforts ramp up against the formidable Al-Shabaab, labeled by the nation as a terror organization, these gatherings take on a deeper meaning, serving as more than just diplomatic exchanges. They become a battleground for…

Baardheere Forces Foil Al-Shabaab Plot, Suspect Killed

The peaceful town of Baardheere, typically humming with life as citizens go about their day, experienced a disruption last Friday evening, one neither expected nor welcome. The stars were just beginning to poke through the sky as people gathered to break their fast during Ramadan, a time usually reserved for reflection and gratitude. But instead, the town found itself thrust into a scene of chaos when an alleged member of the notorious Al-Shabaab made his move. In situations like these, seconds stretch into…

Heathrow Closure Sparks Worldwide Travel Disruption

A plane ascends gracefully into the sky, hovering momentarily over a road sign near London's bustling Heathrow Airport – a sight captured on June 5, 2018, by the lens of Kirsty Wigglesworth for the Associated Press. This picturesque scene now sharply contrasts with the unfolding chaos at the United Kingdom's premier airport. As of today, Heathrow has faced an unexpected yet formidable challenge: a complete shutdown that will last until midnight on Friday, owing to a crippling power outage. This disruption undoubtedly throws…

Somali Airstrikes Eliminate 82 Al-Shabaab, Top Commanders

Mogadishu - In the somber hue of dawn on a Thursday morning, Mogadishu was stirred awake by the murmurs of an air offensive, one that would see at least 82 Al-Shabaab militants, including some of their senior orchestrators, meeting their end. The airstrikes came as a strategic counter-response to an earlier assault aimed at Somali army bases nestled within the Lower Shabelle region. These tactical airstrikes were not arbitrary, but rather a calculated maneuver targeting insurgent strongholds near the Sabiib and…

Airstrike in Galguduud Eliminates Key Al-Shabaab Leaders

In a resolute effort to dismantle the networks of terror that cast a long shadow over central Somalia, the Somali National Army (SNA), in concert with the National Intelligence and Security Agency (NISA), launched an intricate sequence of airstrikes. These operations, confirmed by government sources on Thursday, herald a significant step against Al-Shabaab militants and their allies. Imagine the precision required. The airstrikes were executed with the support of the Somali Air Force, amplified by the…

Somalia Set for Historic One-Person, One-Vote Elections in June

Somalia Elections - A Step Towards Empowerment "This is the first step in returning the power of choice to the Somali people," declared Hassan, with a sense of hope mingling with the cautious optimism that peppered the room. Looking back, it's intriguing how substantial this moment is. Somalia is poised on the brink of hosting its first direct vote for local councils since the central government disintegrated back in 1991. What a journey from clan-dominated politics to this pivotal milestone in democratic governance. The…

Turkish Protests Intensify After Istanbul Mayor’s Arrest

The dawn of a new day was overshadowed by unexpected events as Istanbul's Mayor, Ekrem Imamoglu, found himself in the center of a political storm. Just as the city began to stir, the news of his arrest rippled through the streets, igniting a fervor that refused to be dampened. What spurred this predawn arrest that has now sprawled into widespread protests across Türkiye, capturing the attention of many? The streets of Istanbul, a city that seamlessly blends the past with the present, bore witness once again to the voices…

Exclusive: Caitlin Burton Challenges US Aid’s Role in Africa

Countries grappling with intense humanitarian crises, like South Sudan, DR Congo, and Somalia, quickly emerged as areas of concern. Famine, displacement, and mounting distress made them susceptible to further turmoil. Have you found yourself pondering, "How do these regions cope?" The Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO) highlighted a stark reality. In 2022, approximately 282 million people in Africa found themselves undernourished, which accounts for nearly 20% of the continent's population. This number was…

Somalia Calls for UN Investigation of Israeli Strikes, Supports Gaza Ceasefire

Osman's Vision for Unhindered Humanitarian Aid in Gaza Osman, more widely recognized by his moniker, Abukar Baale, recently voiced a stern admonition regarding the barriers hindering humanitarian efforts. His passionate plea to the international community was clear: aid must penetrate every corner of Gaza where civilians desperately await relief. Reflecting on the escalating crisis, he asked, "Is there room for negotiation when lives hang in the balance?"…

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