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U.S. Launches Attacks on ISIS in Northeastern State and al-Shabab in Middle Shabelle
Amid Rising Tensions, U.S. Intensifies Its Air Campaign in Somalia
In a remote area of Middle Shabelle, Somalia, a recent U.S. airstrike highlights the ongoing battle against the resilient al-Shabab militant group. The strike, conducted on August 22, targeted the al-Qaida affiliate, aiming to disrupt its activities both domestically and internationally. While details remain sparse due to operational security, this event underscores a broader, escalating campaign led by the U.S. Africa Command (AFRICOM).
Shifting Tactics…
Last Defendant Admits Guilt in Feeding Our Future Jury Bribery Scandal
The Final Curtain: Closing a Chapter on Minnesota's High-Profile Courtroom Scandal
In the cool corridors of the Minneapolis federal courthouse, a chapter of one of Minnesota’s most extraordinary legal dramas drew to a close. Said Farah, the final defendant in a sensational juror bribery scheme, admitted to his involvement in a plot to sway deliberations in the high-profile Feeding Our Future fraud trial. The guilty plea marks the end of a haunting saga that captured nationwide attention and raised serious questions about…
Honored Scholar and Leader Mohamed Said Gees Laid to Rest in Virginia
Mohamed Said Gees: An Architect of Peace and Education in Somalia
The recent passing of Mohamed Said Gees, a revered Somali academic, statesman, and peacemaker, has left a profound void in the fabric of Somali society. Gees, who died on August 23 at the age of 77 and was laid to rest in Virginia, embodied a lifetime dedicated to education, cultural preservation, and reconciliation amidst Somalia's turbulent history.
A Remarkable Journey from Education to Politics
Born on November 11, 1946, in the northern town of Erigavo,…
Over Two Dozen Worshippers Lose Lives in Bandit Assault on Church
Tragedy in Nigeria: A Cycle of Violence Amidst Complex Conflicts
The tranquility of dawn in Unguwan Mantau was shattered when gunmen unleashed havoc during morning prayers at the local mosque. At least 27 people were confirmed dead, and several others were wounded in this shocking attack in Nigeria’s northern Katsina state. This heart-wrenching tragedy underscores a troubling escalation of violence in the region, raising concerns about the future of communal harmony and security in Nigeria.
The Attack at Dawn
The early…
Research Reveals 78% of Somali Mothers Experience Risky Blood Pressure Drops in C-Sections
Alarming Findings in Somali Maternal Health Raise Urgent Questions
In Mogadishu, the echoes of a concerning narrative are reverberating through the bustling corridors of the Somalia Turkey Recep Tayyip Erdoğan Training and Research Hospital. Recent findings reveal a stark reality facing Somali women: more than three-quarters of those undergoing cesarean sections with spinal anesthesia are experiencing dangerous dips in blood pressure. This revelation comes from a new study published in BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth, shedding…
M23 Breaks US-Mediated Truce with New Offensive
Escalating Strife in Eastern Congo: A Region on the Brink
In the heart of Africa's Great Lakes region, a fresh wave of violence threatens to unravel a fragile peace in Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The Congolese army has accused the M23 militia, a group with alleged backing from Rwanda, of launching coordinated attacks, imperiling a U.S.-brokered ceasefire.
A Legacy of Conflict
This mineral-rich region, which teeters on the edge of chaos, has endured over 30 years of strife. It's a grim patchwork of rebel groups…
Government Troops and Local Militia Eliminate Numerous Al-Shabaab Militants in Central Somalia
Amid Stalemate and Struggle: Somalia’s Relentless Battle Against Al-Shabaab
Mogadishu, Somalia – In the dense forests of the Galgaduud region, where the air is thick with tension and uncertainty, the Somali National Army (SNA) recently launched a decisive operation against the insurgent group Al-Shabaab. Backed by the locally celebrated Macawisley militia, they struck a significant blow, neutralizing dozens of militants in an area where Al-Shabaab’s influence runs deep.
The Operation: A United Front
The operation, led by…
Somalia Calls for Gaza Ceasefire, Supports Palestinian Statehood
Somalia's Call for Peace Echoes Amid Gaza Conflict
In a world wrought with geopolitical tensions, Somalia has taken a definitive stance, urging a cease-fire in the embattled Gaza Strip. During an emergency session of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) in Jeddah, Somalia's Foreign Minister, Abdisalam Abdi Ali, condemned the escalating violence and pleaded for urgent protection for civilians in Gaza.
Humanitarian Crisis Unfolds
The situation in Gaza has deteriorated rapidly. According to Gaza’s Health Ministry,…
Somalia’s Election Agreement Divides Opposition on Constitutional Changes
Somalia's Delicate Dance: Election Accord Offers Hope Amid Political Discord
In a move designed to steady Somalia’s precarious political landscape, an agreement has been struck between the federal government and elements of the opposition to undo contentious constitutional changes enacted earlier this year. While the accord attempts to put the state on a path towards unity, a bifurcated opposition raises questions about Somalia's future stability.
The Election Accord: A Path to Political Reconciliation?
Somalia's…
IGAD Alerts: Horn of Africa to See Hotter, Drier OND Weather
The Looming Climate Challenge in the Greater Horn of Africa
In a region already grappling with the effects of climate variability, the latest forecast from the IGAD Climate Prediction and Applications Centre (ICPAC) adds another layer of urgency. The climate outlook, unveiled at the 71st Greater Horn of Africa Climate Outlook Forum in Nairobi, predicts a troubling future for the October–December 2025 season. It's a call to arms for governments, scientists, and communities in the Greater Horn of Africa.
A Crucial Period…