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UAE Sends 700 Tons of Food Supplies to Support Somalia Amid Severe Drought

The Emirates have once again stepped up to the plate, offering a helping hand to Somalia by sending over 700 tons of essential food aid. This shipment aims to alleviate the harsh conditions faced by numerous families caught in the throes of a relentless drought sweeping across the Horn of Africa, as highlighted by Anadolu Agency. During a heartfelt ceremony, the Somali National News Agency disclosed that the provisions were formally handed over to the Somalia Disaster Management Agency (SoDMA). Notable attendees included…

Three Insights Gained from Arsenal’s Disappointing Stalemate at Brighton

BRIGHTON — Arsenal had a golden opportunity slip through their fingers. With the excitement of possibly narrowing Liverpool's lead in the Premier League ringing in their ears, they instead found themselves sharing the spoils with Brighton, 1-1, on a lively Saturday afternoon.Youngster Ethan Nwaneri set the tone early, sending Arsenal's traveling faithful into delirium with his slick goal. But as the game wore on, the balance shifted. Joao Pedro, as cool as a cucumber, leveled the score in the second half with a penalty,…

North Western State of Somalia Claims Federal Government Meddles in Livestock Trade

Hargeisa (AX) - In a surprising twist of events, the North Western State of Somalia government has fired accusations at the Somali federal government, alleging interference with their livestock exports via the Berbera port. They claim that the tax proceeds from this bustling trade are being funneled directly to the Somali Ministry of Finance. Now that's a real kicker!Echoing the defiance of a proud speakeasy owner during prohibition, North Western State of Somalia’s Minister of Livestock, Omar Shu’ayb Mohamed, has proclaimed…

Somali Government Seeks to Strengthen Diplomatic Relations with Syria Following New Leadership

In the vibrant, bustling heart of Mogadishu, news has surfaced about significant diplomatic maneuvers between the Somali government and Syria after the dramatic shift in power in December 2024. Following the fall of Assad's reign, there is renewed hope for strengthened connections. This news, echoing across the globe, resonates in the corridors of diplomacy and among those longing for peace. While chatting with Al Jazeera, Somalia’s remarkable Foreign Minister, Ahmed Moalim Fiqi, expressed a hopeful outlook on building…

Somali Authorities Caution Against Unauthorized Purchase of Public Land in Mogadishu

In the bustling heart of Mogadishu, a grave warning has been sent out by some of Somalia's prominent figures: ex-President Sharif Sheikh Ahmed, former Prime Minister Hassan Ali Kheyre, and MP Abdirahman Abdishakur Warsame. They've raised the alarm about the malpractice of snapping up public land across the city. On a Saturday that will not soon be forgotten, these political bigwigs came together, pointing accusatory fingers at the federal government for shifting locals away and grabbing territory meant for education and…

Federal Government of Somalia Keeps Infusing Politics into World Bank Initiatives

MOGADISHU, Somalia - Federal Minister Xayir Maareeye, in a Facebook post responding to Puntland Minister of Agriculture Maxamed Cabdiqaadir Doonyaale, has stated that tractors provided by the Federal Government to farmers in Iskushuban district of Bari region were part of a World Bank-funded project designed to support Somali farmers. You see, Minister Maareeye is a bit ticked off—with his words on social media cutting through the clutter, like a hot knife through butter. “I’ve been catching wind of naysayers spreading…

Six Soldiers of SNA Laid to Rest in Beledweyne After Fatal Incident in El-Baraf District

Mogadishu (AX) - In a solemn ceremony held on Sunday in Beledweyne, the heart of the Hiran region, six soldiers from the federal government, tragically slain by clan militia in Middle Shabelle, were finally laid to rest. The burial took place in the wake of an agreement forged between the Hawadle and Abgal traditional elders, though underlying tensions about achieving justice for the soldiers still simmer. These soldiers, a group including Abdikafi Ali Cabdulle, Bile Xasan Cabdulle Sabriye, Abdi Abdullahi Adan, Farhaan…

Kenya’s Westgate Mall and DusitD2 Attack Sponsor Eliminated in Somalia Airstrike

MOGADISHU, Somalia - In another bold move this year, the United States Africa Command (US AFRICOM) confirmed conducting airstrikes against Al-Shabaab insurgents. This marks the second time in recent months that they have targeted these militants notorious for causing unrest in the region, with the previous strikes occurring towards the close of the last year. The latest decisive action took place on December 31st and resulted in the elimination of at least a dozen Al-Shabaab operatives. According to US AFRICOM, this…

Westgate and Dusit Attack Financier Reportedly Killed in Somalia, According to US

The Foiled Plans of Al-Shabaab's Financial Mastermind: A Close Look at Mire's Fall Mire, the mastermind behind financial operations for al-Shabaab, played a significant role in orchestrating attacks in Kenya and Somalia. This narrative unfolds the gripping tale of his involvement and ultimate demise at the hands of U.S. forces. Setting the Stage: Westgate Tragedy On the fateful day of September 21, 2013, terror struck Nairobi's Westgate Mall when four armed assailants, under Mire's orchestration, launched a brutal assault.…

Sudan: RSF Claims U.S. Shows Partiality by Imposing Sanctions on Its Leader

NAIROBI, Kenya - American Sanctions Spark Controversy with RSF The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) are bristling against Uncle Sam's decision to slap sanctions on their head honcho, saying the move reeks of favoritism. They're demanding a rethink pronto. This past Tuesday, the U.S. wielded its sanction hammer on General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, aka Hemedti, accusing him of leading a ruthless campaign that’s left a blood-soaked trail and millions on the run in Sudan over the last year and a half. With the RSF aiming to expand…

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