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Milestone Decision Safeguards Dual Citizenship Rights for South Africans

In a significant ruling, the Constitutional Court has deemed a crucial portion of the South African Citizenship Act unconstitutional. This particular clause, which automatically revokes citizenship from South Africans upon acquiring foreign nationality, has now been declared invalid. The court’s decision was unanimous, marking a pivotal moment in the country’s legal landscape. It struck down the offending section of the Citizenship Act, affirming its invalidity from its inception in October 1995. As a result, South…

Somali Forces Eliminate 47 Al-Shabaab Militants in Dual Assaults

On a significant Thursday, the Somali army achieved a noteworthy victory in its ongoing battle against terrorism, eliminating 47 al-Shabaab operatives in a series of targeted attacks. One such operation unfolded in Aadan Yabaal, a town that had been under the shadow of this al-Qaeda-affiliated group just a day prior. The importance of this event cannot be understated, as it reflects not only military success but also the relentless pursuit of stability in a nation long plagued by insecurity. The Somali Ministry of…

Saalax Sanaag Triumphs with Dual Honors at Africa Arts Awards

Celebrating Artistry: Saalax Sanaag's Triumph at the Africa Arts Entertainment Awards In a vibrant fusion of culture and celebration, Saalah Abdirisaq Mohamed, more popularly hailed as Saalax Sanaag, has ascended the ranks of African music stardom. At the 2025 Africa Arts Entertainment Awards in Nairobi, Kenya, Saalax won double accolades: Best Somali Artist and Most Dedicated Performer in East Africa. Is this recognition just another token, or does it herald a rebirth for Somali music on the international stage?…

Opposition Claims Somali President Undermines Constitution, Signals Threat of Dual Elections

MOGADISHU, Somalia - In the midst of Somalia's tumultuous journey towards stability, accusations have once again surfaced against President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, suggesting he has taken liberties with the nation’s constitutional framework. But what does this mean for a country already grappling with political unrest? The criticism comes from a coalition of opposition parties and civil society groups, claiming the president has stretched the constitutional boundaries too thin. "Somalia is on a precipice," they warn,…

Mauritanian Houleye Ba, a dual institute

Houleye Ba finished last in the 100-meter qualifiers at the Tokyo 2021 Olympics on July 30. Mauretanian, a daily teacher, played her second Olympics after those in Rio 2016. A positive experience for the young woman, after all. From our special correspondent in Tokyo,The important thing is to participate. This maxim, which is…

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