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Top Billionaires Abandon Trump Amid Market Turmoil Due to Tariffs

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UN Plane Executes Emergency Landing in Mogadishu Due to Gear Issue

UN Aircraft's Emergency Landing at Aden Adde International Airport An unexpected scene unfolded at Mogadishu's Aden Adde International Airport this past Tuesday afternoon when a United Nations-registered aircraft was compelled to make an emergency landing. The reason? A malfunction in its front landing gear, an issue that, while nerve-wracking, was adeptly managed by quick-acting aviation professionals on the ground and in the air. The aircraft in question, a DHC-8-402Q Dash 8 operated by…

UN Plane Forced to Land in Somalia Due to Gear Failure

Compelling Tale of a UN Aircraft's Emergency Landing in Somalia Edited By Ali Musa, Axadle Times International–Monitoring Mogadishu — In an unexpected turn of events over the brilliant blue skies of Somalia’s capital, an aircraft operated by the United Nations executed what could only be described as a textbook emergency landing. Picture this: the aircraft, an embodiment of human ingenuity, found itself in a rather tricky predicament when its landing gear…

Germany Closes Embassy in South Sudan Due to Escalating Conflict

It's a moment none of us wished to witness: Germany taking the weighty decision to temporarily close its embassy in Juba, the capital of South Sudan. The reason? A situation spiraling out of control, with tensions escalating to the point of threatening a relapse into civil war. This close of diplomatic doors was publicly shared by the German foreign ministry on a gloomy Saturday. For South Sudan, a nation still tender in its young years, the threat of plunging back into conflict feels perilously close. Who could…

Somalia’s Parliament Faces Shutdown Due to Potential No-Confidence Vote

Somalia's Parliamentary Session Remains Closed Amid No-Confidence Motion Threats By Ali Musa MOGADISHU, Somalia — The echoes of silence in Somalia's legislative halls are deafening, as the nation's 5th parliamentary session remains indefinitely postponed. Why, you ask? In the bustling heart of Mogadishu, whispers of political maneuvering swirl like the desert winds, leaving many to wonder about the underlying motives of those in power. Lawmaker…

Norwegian Humanitarian Organization Cuts 1,700 Jobs Due to Suspension of U.S. Assistance

In a significant turn of events, a prominent Norwegian aid organization specializing in demining has announced the unfortunate laying off of 1,700 employees across 12 countries. This decision, precipitated by a recent move from the United States to suspend foreign aid payments, casts a long shadow over the future of humanitarian efforts. Remarkably, this marks the second major Norwegian charity to scale back operations within just two days, a worrisome trend that raises pressing questions about the sustainability of…

Bakara Market in Mogadishu Reopens After Four-Day Shutdown Due to Tax Conflict

Mogadishu (AX) – The vibrant heart of commerce in Somalia, Bakara Market, flung open its doors again on a sunny Tuesday morning, following its temporary closure for four exhausting days. This decision emerged from critical negotiations between the nation's federal officials and the indomitable spirits of the business community. A glimmer of hope appeared as a precursor to the bustling days ahead. Productive dialogues between the esteemed Banadir Regional Business Council and the voice of the people, Speaker of the House…

Nigerian Artist Tems Halts Rwanda Tour Due to Ongoing Tensions in DR Congo

In an unexpected turn of events, the acclaimed Nigerian artist Tems, recognized globally for her Grammy-winning talents, has opted to cancel her highly anticipated “Born in the Wild” tour performance in Rwanda. This decision, grounded in complex geopolitical realities, spotlights the nuanced interplay between art and international conflict. Tems was set to grace the stage at the BK Arena in Kigali on March 22, 2025, a date that many fans had circled in red ink on their calendars. The excitement surrounding her performance…

Rescheduled Hearing for Menendez Brothers Postponed Due to Los Angeles Wildfires

The saga of Lyle and Erik Menendez, who are entrenched in life sentences without the possibility of parole for the brutal slaying of their parents, is once again shifting gears—this time due to the formidable Los Angeles wildfires. In a courtroom adjournment reminiscent of a wily poker game, the resentencing hearing that was originally set for late January has now been postponed to March 20-21. This unexpected delay was rubber-stamped during a meeting between the Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Michael Jesic, prosecutors,…

Trump’s Inauguration Shifted Indoors Due to Extreme Cold Conditions

In a significant turn of events, President-elect Donald Trump announced that his inauguration, set for Monday, will take place inside the hallowed halls of the US Capitol rather than the traditional outdoor setting. The reason? An "Arctic blast" is descending upon the nation, bringing with it severe cold that even the most ardent winter warriors would balk at. Trump expressed his concerns on his Truth Social platform, stating, "There is an Arctic blast sweeping the Country," and elaborated on his decision to have the…

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