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President Mohamud Extends Congratulations to Djibouti on 47th Independence Day

Mogadishu (AX) — In a heartwarming gesture that echoes the spirit of unity, Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud recently extended his heartfelt congratulations to the government and citizens of Djibouti as they celebrated the 47th anniversary of their independence. This occasion, which marks a significant milestone in Djibouti's history, was met with a message that went beyond mere pleasantries; it was a commitment to continue fostering bilateral cooperation between the two nations. In a thoughtful statement issued on…

Security Discussions Between Somali Prime Minister and Djibouti President

SOMALI PRIME MINISTER HAMZA ABDI BARRE (LEFT) MEETS WITH DJIBOUTIAN PRESIDENT ISMAIL OMAR GUELLEH (RIGHT) AT THE PRESIDENTIAL PALACE IN DJIBOUTI ON JUNE 2, 2025. THE LEADERS DISCUSSED REGIONAL SECURITY AND EFFORTS TO STRENGTHEN BILATERAL COOPERATION BETWEEN SOMALIA AND DJIBOUTI. Djibouti City, Djibouti (AX) — In a significant meeting held on Monday, Somali Prime Minister Hamza Abdi Barre engaged with Djibouti’s President Ismail Omar Guelleh. The focal points of their discussion centered around enhancing bilateral…

Judge Blames Trump Administration for Migrant Turmoil in Djibouti

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…

Deported Immigrants from Asia and Latino Communities Spend Two Weeks in Djibouti, White House Reports

Complex Dynamics of Immigration Policy: The Djibouti Flight Controversy Recently, a significant event unfolded in the realm of immigration enforcement that warrants deeper reflection and discussion. A flight carrying eight immigrants departed from Texas this week, allegedly bound for South Sudan. However, in a turn of events that underscores the complexity of U.S. immigration policy, the flight has been directed to remain in Djibouti for a duration of two weeks. This decision comes in accordance with a court ruling, which…

Djibouti President Hints at Pursuing Sixth Term in 2026 Election

The Complex Political Landscape of Djibouti At the heart of the Horn of Africa lies Djibouti, a country that has often flown under the radar in global affairs. However, one name stands out prominently in its political arena: President Ismail Omar Guelleh. Having held the presidency since 1999, Guelleh's tenure has evolved into a tapestry of stability interwoven with the complexities of governance. In a recent interview with The Africa Report, Guelleh, now 77 years old, navigated questions about a potential sixth term in…

US-Deported Migrants to South Sudan Detained in Djibouti

The situation surrounding the deportation of eight migrants by the United States government has become a focal point of controversy and human rights discussions. These individuals, who hail from various nations, find themselves with uncertain futures as they navigate both legal challenges and geopolitical dilemmas. Recent events saw these migrants deported toward the troubled territory of South Sudan, a nation that has been engulfed in conflict for years. However, instead of arriving at their final destination, they are…

US-Deported Migrants Bound for South Sudan Detained in Djibouti

A recent court ruling has placed a group of migrants, who were deported from the United States, in Djibouti as they await further proceedings. This decision comes in light of the Trump administration's actions. The U.S. government has stated that these eight migrants, hailing from various countries, were expelled due to previous convictions for violent crimes. On Tuesday, they embarked on a flight destined for South Sudan instead of their home countries, as the U.S. was unable to secure the necessary approval from those…

North Western State of Somalia President Engages with French, Ethiopian, and UK Ambassadors in Djibouti

North Western State of Somalia's Diplomatic Engagement in Djibouti Djibouti (AX) – In a significant diplomatic endeavor, North Western State of Somalia President Abdirahman Mohamed Abdullahi Irro convened a high-level meeting on Thursday with ambassadors from France, Ethiopia, and the United Kingdom. This meeting is part of a strategic three-day visit aimed at fortifying diplomatic ties and addressing pressing regional issues. The gathering wasn’t merely a routine diplomatic exercise; it was a platform for…

North Western State of Somalia President’s Djibouti Trip Aims to Repair Relations and Enhance Regional Unity

Djibouti (AX) – On a bright Wednesday morning, North Western State of Somalia's newly elected President, Abdirahman Mohamed Abdillahi Irro, touched down in Djibouti for a significant three-day official visit. This journey aims not only to mend the fabric of somewhat strained relations but also to foster deeper regional cooperation with the government of Djibouti. Such visits remind us that diplomacy is often a matter of building bridges—much like the bridges that connect our lives and relationships. Upon his arrival at…

Djibouti Launches Deportation Drive Affecting Yemeni, Somali, Ethiopian Migrants

Djibouti Faces Humanitarian Challenges Amid Crackdown on Migrants In a move that has sparked widespread international concern, the Djiboutian government has launched a significant crackdown on undocumented migrants and refugees. This initiative has led to the arrest and deportation of individuals from Yemen, Somalia, and Ethiopia, all accused of violating residency and work permit regulations. As these policies unfold, questions arise: What does this mean for those caught in the crosshairs of enforcement? And what…

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