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Call for Somalia’s Leader to Step Down Amid Security Struggles and Diplomatic Shortcomings

MOGADISHU, Somalia — In a remarkable twist of political drama, a faction of lawmakers from Northeastern State, a semi-autonomous state within Somalia, has called for President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud to step down. Their words? A blistering critique that paints his administration as “a disgrace,” faulting it for failures in both national security and foreign policy. The escalating rhetoric echoes a collective frustration simmering beneath the surface. Imagine a nation wrestling with the relentless threat…

Opinion: North Western State of Somalia Residents Call on President Irro to Overhaul the Judicial System

OP-ED: North Western State of Somalia Citizens Urge President Irro to Reform Judiciary and Justice System In the heart of North Western State of Somalia, a storm is brewing—a storm of dissatisfaction and urgent cries for justice. The once-revered halls of justice have, over time, come to resemble animal slaughterhouses. This was a sentiment bluntly shared by citizens who see justice slipping through their fingers, replaced by the clinking sound of coins during North…

Former African Leaders Call for Swift Action on Debt Resolution

In a pointed discussion during the recent G20 gathering in South Africa, a coalition of former African heads of state convened to spotlight an urgent crisis: the escalating debt burden on the continent. United under the African Leaders' Debt Initiative, these seasoned leaders articulated a clarion call for "intensified international cooperation." But what does this cooperation truly entail? It begs the question: can the global financial structure be adjusted to genuinely uplift developing nations? The atmosphere during this…

Rwanda Addresses EU Call: Urges Truce and Measures Against FDLR Supported by DRC

The European Union's recent summons of the Rwandan envoy marks a crucial development in a protracted crisis that has left parts of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) in disarray. Accusations of Rwandan meddling have interwoven themselves into this narrative of upheaval, leading to a humanitarian ordeal that has displaced millions and resulted in untold devastation. Who can truly fathom the magnitude of such human suffering? Despite constant refutation from Rwandan President Paul Kagame, the pressure from the…

Trump Acknowledges Call With Putin, Reveals Russian Leader’s Desire to Conclude Ukraine Conflict: Report

In a world rife with tension and conflict, the grasp for peace often seems elusive. Yet, in a surprising turn of events, former US President Donald Trump revealed to The New York Post that he had engaged in a telephonic conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin. The subject? An earnest discussion about potential avenues to cease the ongoing turmoil between Moscow and Kyiv.Conversations such as these ignite curiosity. How often do these two powerhouses communicate behind closed doors, weaving through complex global…

Israeli Strikes Claim Two Lives and Injure 32 Amidst Urgent Call for Withdrawal from Lebanon

In a tragic turn of events, Israeli forces fired upon residents in southern Lebanon, resulting in two fatalities and 32 injuries, according to health officials. This incident unfolded as hundreds of anxious individuals attempted to return to their homes, coinciding with the deadline for the Israeli troops to fully withdraw from the region. Amid growing tension, it was evident that Israel was poised to miss the stipulated deadline outlined in a ceasefire agreement that was forged two months prior, effectively ending its…

Sudan: RSF Leaders Call Off Press Conference in Kenya Amid US Sanctions

Sudan: Unexpected Turn as RSF Cancels Kenya Media Briefing Triggered by US Sanctions KHARTOUM, Sudan - In a dramatic twist, the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), a major Sudanese paramilitary unit, abruptly called off a highly anticipated press conference in Nairobi. The cancellation came in the wake of the United States hitting the RSF’s leadership with swingeing sanctions, barely allowing organizers time to catch their breath. The briefing was slated to unfold at the…

Somali Clans Call for Justice Against Transport Official Alleged of Bias

The situation surrounding Moalim Ali goes beyond just heated words. He faces severe allegations of ingrained bias within the ministry, notably sidelining individuals from the Digil and Mirifle communities in terms of job opportunities and advancement. “This issue transcends a mere comment—it highlights an entrenched pattern of discrimination that erodes the core values of fairness and equality,” shared a notable leader from the Digil and Mirifle groups. These clans, predominantly residing in southern Somalia, have…

Global Leaders Call for Action to Tackle Worldwide Food Shortages at G20 Summit

António Guterres, the Secretary-General of the United Nations, has called on G20 leaders to tackle the pressing crisis of global hunger, a plight afflicting one out of every eleven individuals around the globe last year. This plea comes amid alarm over rising food insecurity, worsened by a medley of conflicts, climate change, and economic inequalities. South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa has also chimed in, pushing global leaders to ramp up efforts to eradicate poverty and hunger. "Achieving gender equality is vital.…

Twice-Convicted Sex Offender: ‘They Call Me a Monster, Yet I’m Free to Roam’

"I want to get the hell out of this country." This sentiment takes us directly into the heart of Abdiwali's predicament. After enduring a deeply traumatic event in 2014, Abdiwali contends his motivation for committing a significant crime was a desperate bid to be deported back to Somalia. A decision influenced by advice from his uncle suggested that such drastic measures might expedite his removal. "I'm not proud of it. I hurt someone," he reflects with regret. What remained unreported until now, thanks to a…

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