Mogadishu Mayor Selects Fresh Leadership to Enhance City Management

New Leadership Appointments in Mogadishu: A Step Towards Enhanced Public Service Mogadishu (KAAB TV) – In a strategic move aimed at revitalizing the local government, Dr. Hassan Mohamed Hussein (Mungab), Governor of the Banadir Region and Mayor of Mogadishu, has announced a series of key appointments. With an emphasis on boosting administrative efficiency and improving the delivery of services, these appointments represent a significant shift in the city's governance landscape. Change often brings with it a blend of…

Somali Embassy in Turkey Aids Injured National Evacuated from Iran After Israeli Airstrikes

Somali Embassy Coordinates Safe Departure of Injured Citizen from Tehran In a world fraught with unexpected challenges, how do we ensure the safety of loved ones abroad? It's a question the Somali Embassy in Ankara, Turkey, confronted recently. When an Israeli airstrike struck Tehran in Iran, a Somali national found himself in its path. But through swift coordination and a bit of human compassion, the embassy facilitated an evacuation that turned a dangerous situation into a…

UN Reports Alarming Surge in Child Violence Reaches Unprecedented Heights in 2024

In a sobering report, the United Nations has revealed that violence against children in conflict zones has reached "unprecedented levels" in 2024, spanning areas from Gaza to the Democratic Republic of Congo. According to UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, "In 2024, violence against children in armed conflict surged by a staggering 25 percent compared to 2023." This alarming statistic highlights the gravity of the situation. The report identified a total of 41,370 grave violations against children, with 36,221…

Ghana Saves GH₵120K Monthly After Mahama Halts Jubilee House TV Subscriptions

The Minister of State for Government Communications, Felix Kwakye Ofosu, recently announced a significant spending cut at the Jubilee House. President John Dramani Mahama has decided to eliminate all paid television subscriptions, leading to an impressive monthly saving of GH₵120,000, roughly translating to $12,000. Such a move not only highlights a keen awareness of fiscal responsibility but also sets a precedent for public administration in Ghana. In an insightful interview with the Ghana Broadcasting Corporation (GBC),…

Putin and Xi Condemn Israeli Strikes on Iran, Call for Calm

A Call for Calm: Putin and Xi Advocate for De-escalation in the Israel-Iran Conflict In a world rife with conflict and uncertainty, leadership requires not just power, but the wisdom to seek peace. Recently, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping demonstrated this commitment by advocating for de-escalation in the escalating hostilities between Israel and Iran. Following a significant phone conversation between the two leaders, they have both expressed a desire to quell tensions that threaten…

Kenyan Court Imposes Sentences on Men Linked to 2019 Al-Shabab Attack

In a significant ruling on Thursday, a Kenyan court delivered a stern sentence of 30 years each to two men involved in financing and enabling the harrowing attack on the DusitD2 luxury hotel complex in Nairobi back in 2019. This tragic incident, which claimed the lives of 21 individuals, serves as a painful reminder of ongoing threats in the region and the relentless struggle against terrorism. Hussein Mohamed Abdille Ali and Mohamed Abdi Ali, both citizens of Kenya, were found guilty of facilitating this brutal assault…

Ghana Mobilizes to Evacuate Citizens Amid Iran-Israel Tensions

Ghana's Response to the Iran-Israel Conflict: A Diplomatic Journey On June 20, 2025, Foreign Affairs Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa took to Facebook to inform the public about a significant evacuation effort involving Ghanaians residing in Iran. In a time of rising geopolitical tensions, his message resonated with urgency and reassurance: “So far, the first batch of Ghanaians in Iran have been evacuated to Turkey successfully. Our fellow nationals living in Israel will be evacuated shortly,” Mr. Ablakwa shared. This…

Missing Delegates? Somalia Sends 23 to Switzerland, But Only 11 Make It Back

Growing Allegations of Human Trafficking Involving Somali Officials MOGADISHU, Somalia (AXADLE) – In recent developments that have cast a shadow over the Somali federal government, allegations of human trafficking involving senior officials are sparking significant concern. Imagine a delegation of 23 esteemed members traveling from Somalia to Geneva for a prestigious international conference—yet, only 11 individuals make their way back. According to records from the International Labour Organization (ILO), the Somali…

Heineken’s Operations Disrupted in Congo Amid Ongoing Conflicts

The Complex Landscape of Heineken's Operations in Eastern DRC In a move highlighting the stark realities of operating in a conflict zone, Heineken has officially withdrawn its staff from the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The Dutch brewing giant announced this decision on Friday, effectively relinquishing operational control of its facilities in a region beleaguered by strife. Back in February, Heineken had already taken precautionary measures by suspending operations in three key cities following…

Kenyan Parliament Approves New Finance Legislation for 2025

Kenya's 2025 Finance Law: A Complex Balancing Act On Thursday, Kenya's parliament took a significant step by voting in favor of this year's proposed finance law. This decision, echoing the echoes of past turmoil, reflects both cautious optimism and a commitment to safeguarding the privacy of taxpayers. The crux of the debate is not solely about numbers and fiscal policies; it's a matter of trust and transparency. Lawmakers strongly denied the Kenya Revenue Authority's (KRA) request for unrestricted access to personal…

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