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Immigration and Due Process: A Deep Dive into a Complex Legal Battle This aerial photo shows Djibouti, East Africa, in December 2024. Ludovic Marin/AFP/Getty Images In an unfolding legal drama that captures the gravity of due process, a federal judge has recently ruled that immigrant detainees slated for deportation to South Sudan are not receiving the fair treatment guaranteed by law. Judge Brian Murphy, presiding over the District Court in Massachusetts, has expressed strong concerns about the actions of the Trump…

In a significant turning point for Somalia's democracy, voter registration has officially commenced in the capital city, marking a pivotal moment in the nation’s long-standing journey towards direct elections. This initiative, coupled with the establishment of electoral frameworks and legislation, is more than just procedural; it symbolizes an essential shift away from decades of clan-based voting systems. Historically, lawmakers were not elected directly by the people but rather selected through indirect consensus,…

Hargeisa (AX) — In recent days, the North Western State of Somalia government has leveled serious allegations against the Federal Government of Somalia, accusing it of playing an active role in the violent clashes that erupted between North Western State of Somalia forces and the SSC-Khaatumo administration in the Dhuumadare area of the Sanaag region. This accusation, which emerged through an official press statement from North Western State of Somalia's Ministry of Defense on Friday, paints a dire picture of the region's…

Somalia's Foreign Minister and AU Mission Head: A Tense Dynamic MOGADISHU – In the vibrant heart of Mogadishu, a city where historical echoes intertwine with the bustle of daily life, an unexpected declaration has stirred the political waters. Ahmed Moallim Fiqi, Somalia’s charismatic Minister of Foreign Affairs, recently addressed the nation with a tone sharp enough to cut tension itself. During a candid interview, his words painted Sivuyile Bam, the Acting Head of the African Union Transition Mission in Somalia…

Mogadishu (AX) — In the swirling dance of diplomacy and military tensions, Sunday heralded another somber chapter from the knotty conflict front. A tragic incident shook the northern Gaza Strip as Israeli forces reportedly killed a Palestinian while they were attempting to make their way back to a place he once called home. As if on cue, Hamas unleashed a salvo of accusations, charging Israel with dragging its feet on the supposed ceasefire and leaving displaced folks in a lurch with bureaucratic shackles. Well, Israeli…

 FILE - A collection of weapons showcased in Mogadishu after a security raid. Mogadishu (AX) — The Somali Federal Government has come down hard on Ethiopia, accusing it of illicitly slipping weapons into Northeastern State—a move they believe jeopardizes national security and tramples over Somalia's sovereignty.Friday saw the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation release a statement claiming two trucks brimming with weaponry crossed into Northeastern State from Ethiopia sans any diplomatic heads-up or…

HARGRYSA - North Western of SomaliaPresident Muse Bihi Abdi has all over again slammed Somalia President Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo for the present standoff in Mogadishu, merely days after lethal clashes contained in the Horn of Africa, which doesn't nonetheless have a gradual authorities for thus many months. For a lot of the weekend, chaos broke out in Mogadishu, the Somali capital, resulting in the displacement of a complete bunch of individuals along with leaving on the very least 4 folks ineffective. The chaos…

MOGADISHU, Somalia - In spite of everything, it could take a while earlier than Somalia's fragile democracy finds a key to the present useless finish following the collapse of the talks within the Afisiyooni, which had been disseminated by members of the worldwide group. There was a glimmer of hope Wednesday morning as outgoing President Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo and his workforce made their method to the middle, just for the workforce not to achieve a concrete deal. Aside from the governor of Banadir Omar Filish, the…

In tonight's edition: The Cameroonian government blames the separatists for the killing of at least seven schoolchildren in its restive English region. The attack has been described as an "act of terrorism of unbearable cruelty and barbarism". And Tanzanians go to the polls Wednesday in an election that is to be a test of President John Magufuli's authoritarian style. And finally, with a few days left…