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Kenya Reaffirms Somalia’s Sovereignty Ahead of North Western State of Somalia Leader’s Visit NAIROBI, Kenya — Kenya has once again emphasized its respect for Somalia's sovereignty and territorial integrity. In a world increasingly marked by complex geopolitics, Kenya's position serves as a reminder of the importance of respecting national borders and autonomy. Do we consistently acknowledge the sovereignty of nations, or do politics often muddy these waters? Kenya’s stance underscores…

The Journey of Zak Calisto: From Entrepreneur to Billionaire Zak Calisto, the visionary founder and CEO of Karooooo Ltd., has recently secured his place among Africa’s elite dollar billionaires. As the mastermind behind a pioneering vehicle tracking and fleet management services firm, Calisto’s journey embodies the transformative power of innovation and tenacity. Originally launched as Cartrack, Karooooo Ltd. has undergone a spectacular evolution, driven by the integration of cutting-edge AI technologies in driver…

Andrew Tate's Return to the U.S.: A Statement of Innocence and Media Critique Upon landing in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Andrew Tate, alongside his brother Tristan, addressed a crowd of reporters, asserting that their actions and character have been largely "misunderstood." It's not unusual for public figures, especially those as controversial as the Tate brothers, to feel the weight of public scrutiny. As Tate stated poignantly, "We live in a democratic society where it's innocent until proven guilty." This raises an…

Turkish Deputy Defence Minister Lands in Mogadishu: Special Reception for Oil Research Ship MOGADISHU - With a watchful eye on new horizons, Turkish Deputy Defence Minister Musa Heybet touched down in the buzzing hub of Somalia's capital. His arrival heralds the imminent docking of an oil exploration vessel, primed to set sail into the depths of the Indian Ocean for seismic surveys. This vessel, recently launched from Turkey under the watchful command of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, is on a dual mission: to map…

Swimmers can rejoice as Sydney's beaches have reopened following the swift removal of thousands of mysterious black pollution balls that recently washed up on shore. These peculiar substances, upon inspection, were identified as being composed of chemicals akin to those found in cosmetics and household cleaning supplies. Since Tuesday, approximately 2,000 of these enigmatic black spheres—some the size of golf balls—have littered the sandy stretches of Sydney's coastline. This alarming influx necessitated the temporary…

MOGADISHU, Somalia - In a noteworthy pivot, Somalia's government has given the nod for Egyptian forces to step into the shoes of Ethiopian troops in the forthcoming African Union Support and Stabilization Mission in Somalia (AUSSOM), following a significant security agreement inked in August. Villa Somalia has thrown its support behind Egypt to spearhead AUSSOM, prompting Egypt to send preliminary teams to aid the Somali National Army (SNA), focusing on strategic routes often disrupted by the notorious Al-Shabaab militants.…

CAIRO, Egypt – Military representatives in Somalia announced the arrival of an Egyptian naval vessel loaded with a stockpile that includes anti-aircraft guns and artillery. This cache reached Somali shores after both nations inked a defense pact recently. This agreement has stirred concerns in Ethiopia, which shares a rocky relationship with both Egypt and Somalia. Tensions spiked when Ethiopia formed an accord with North Western State of Somalia, giving it 20 kilometers of Red Sea access in return for…

NAIROBI, Kenya - The arrival of Egyptian boots on Somali soil has sparked a storm of fury and discord in the region, threatening to throw a wrench in the fragile gears of peace and stability within this Horn of Africa nation. Somalia, after hammering out a defense agreement with Egypt, extended an invite to the North African country for deploying its peacekeeping forces. These troops are slated to join the African Union Support and Stabilization Mission in Somalia (AUSSOM) come January 2025. Yet, this controversial…

A Ugandan athlete disappeared on July 16 in the Osaka region of Japan. He had not turned up for a Covid-19 test, which warned local authorities. He was found a few days later. Ugandan media announced on Saturday, July 24, that he is currently in custody. Cap on his head, jeans with holes and hanging arms, a photo published by…

Hundreds of people gathered in a square in Ceuta to protest the presence of the president of the far-right Vox party, Santiago Abascal, who wanted to hold a demonstration. It was banned due to the risk of unrest, while a week ago between 8,000 and 10,000 people came from Morocco in the Spanish enclave. With our special…