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Egypt Sounds Alarm Over Sudan’s Fragmentation, Dismisses Alternative Governance

Egypt has firmly opposed recent initiatives aimed at establishing an alternative government in Sudan. The Egyptian authorities have underscored that such efforts pose a significant threat to the country's "unity, sovereignty, and territorial integrity." In a region fraught with turmoil, Egypt's stance carries weight, especially given its vested interests in Sudan’s stability. For almost two years now, Sudan has been embroiled in a devastating conflict between the national army and the paramilitary group, known as the Rapid…

Mogadishu’s Appointed Mayor Dismisses Critiques on Infrastructure, Calls for Direct Voting

Mogadishu (AX) — Imagine living in a city where the streets are tangled mazes of potholes and refuse, where cries of distress are met with echoes of political blame-shifting. Such is the daily tapestry woven into the lives of Mogadishu’s residents. At the eye of the storm stands Mohamed Ahmed Amiir, Mayor of Mogadishu and Governor of the Banaadir Region, who finds himself deflecting a barrage of public critiques concerning the capital's crumbling infrastructure and poor sanitation. Amidst the noise of disapproval, Amiir…

Russia Dismisses Proposal to Exchange Seized Lands with Ukraine

Russia has swiftly dismissed the notion of exchanging occupied territories with Kyiv as a potential element in any forthcoming peace negotiations. This rejection came merely hours after a devastating barrage of drones and missiles rained down upon Kyiv, tragically resulting in the death of one individual. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky had proposed the idea of trading Ukrainian-held portions of Russia’s Kursk region for territories currently under Russian control in eastern and southern Ukraine. However, the…

Niger’s Military Regime Unilaterally Dismisses Red Cross Operations, Citing No Reasons

In a surprising move that has sent shockwaves through the humanitarian community, the military junta in Niger has issued an expulsion order for the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC). Strikingly, they provided no official rationale for this decisive action, leaving many to speculate about the motivations behind it. The ICRC has been a steadfast presence in Niger since 1990, tirelessly delivering crucial healthcare services to over 120,000 individuals affected by armed conflict. Their commitment to alleviating…

Northeastern State Dismisses Prime Minister’s Commendation, Seeks Federal Support to Combat ISIS

FILE - Mohamud Aydid Dirir, Northeastern State's Minister of Information, making waves during a public address.Kismayo (AX) - In a tale as old as time, the clash between Northeastern State and the federal government of Somalia has rekindled, this time over a torrent of words unleashed by Prime Minister Hamza Abdi Barre. The Prime Minister, in a recent display of commendation, hailed Northeastern State’s military forces for their valiant anti-ISIS operations in the rugged terrains of the Bari region. However, what was…

Northeastern State Dismisses Federal Government’s Assertion of Providing 200 Tons of Food Assistance

Mogadishu (AX) — The Northeastern State authorities have firmly dismissed allegations from Somalia’s National Disaster Management Agency (SODMA) claiming that they received a hefty 200-ton shipment of food aid in Bosaso, a bustling port in the semi-autonomous region. In a straightforward comeback, Ubah Abdirashid Hirsi, who holds the Minister of Relief and Disaster Management post in Northeastern State, made it crystal clear that the federal government hasn't sent any food aid to them. She didn't mince her words, stating,…

Ghana’s Highest Court Dismisses Legal Objections to Anti-Gay Legislation

In a significant legal development, Ghana's Supreme Court has turned down two attempts aimed at halting the enactment of a contentious piece of legislation targeting the LGBTQ+ community. This legislation, formally known as the Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill, received parliamentary approval in February. Under this bill, individuals from sexual minorities could face imprisonment ranging from six months to three years for engaging in homosexual relations. While the bill boasts substantial backing within Ghana, it has…

Ethiopia Dismisses Claims of Military Helicopter Incident

On Monday, Ethiopia’s Defense Ministry firmly refuted rumors swirling around about a military helicopter accident near the northern city of Bahir Dar. They made it clear in a statement that there wasn't any mishap involving Ethiopian choppers, putting the kibosh on any flying mishaps tales out there. According to Borkena News, an online news source operating outside the country, Saturday brought forth claims accusing an Ethiopian Air Force helicopter of crashing in Bahir Dar. However, these articles were loose on details,…

Israeli Airstrikes Hit Southern Beirut as Official Dismisses Ceasefire Possibility

Israel's military has unleashed a series of intense airstrikes on the southern suburbs of Beirut, marking one of the most significant daytime assaults in the region. This ramped-up offensive comes after the Israeli defense minister made clear there would be no ceasefire until their objectives were fully realized. Thick plumes of smoke were seen rising over Beirut as approximately ten airstrikes rained down throughout the morning hours. In a warning distributed via social media, the Israeli army informed locals of their…

Somali Cabinet Dismisses Army Leader, Reinstates Former Official

Somalia shook things up this Saturday, swapping out their top military brass in a dramatic reshuffle. The cabinet decided to retire Ibrahim Sheikh Muhyadin Addow from his position as the chief of the armed forces, handing the reins over to Maj. Gen. Odowaa Yusuf Rageh. The mood in Mogadishu was tense during the emergency meeting when this decision was made, reflecting the swirling political unrest in the Horn of Africa. It’s a big callback for Rageh, who’s no stranger to the role, having previously served as the army chief…

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