Amid Political Turmoil, Somali Politicians and Journalists Face Social Media Restrictions
Facebook Crackdown in Somalia Draws Heat Amid Political Friction MOGADISHU, Somalia — In an eyebrow-raising move, Somalia’s political air gets…
Facebook Crackdown in Somalia Draws Heat Amid Political Friction MOGADISHU, Somalia — In an eyebrow-raising move, Somalia’s political air gets…
The father of a French student, whose testimony regarding the use of caricatures depicting the Prophet Mohammad in a free…
A delegation featuring Spain’s king and the prime minister faced a barrage of protests during their visit to the Valencia…
Why the UN isn’t Dropping Boots in Sudan Anytime Soon NAIROBI, Kenya – The United Nations Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres, has…
Mogadishu (AX) — Things are heating up in Yaqbariweyne as the South West State troops gear up to take on…
For the past 10 days, Farah Salka and her team of staff and volunteers at a Lebanese anti-racism organisation have…
Prolonged bouts of torrential rain in Monrovia have led to devastating floods throughout the city, forcing tens of thousands from…
The Russian offensive in Ukraine, which began on February 24, has already displaced more than three million people. And its…
Emotions are still high in Burkina Faso, following the attack on Wednesday, August 18, which left 80 victims, 65 civilians…
Tokyo 2020’s handsome Olympic mascots are dressed over the host city, but they have some serious competition in mascot-crazy Japan,…
Tensions are rising in South Africa, which has been subjected to violence released by pro-Zuma activists in the Zulu country…