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Tigray Region in Ethiopia Calls for Federal Action Following Town’s Capture

Ethiopia's Tigray Region Seeks Federal Help Following Town Seizure ADDIS ABABA - The tale of a land once marred by war took a new twist. On a seemingly ordinary Wednesday, the Tigray region of Ethiopia echoed with a resounding plea for federal intervention. The tranquility they fought to establish seemed to teeter on the edge as a faction within the region's main political party boldly seized control of a key town. Questions reverberated: Are old wounds liable to reopen? The Tigray People's…

Federal Court Intervenes in U.S.-African Foundation HQ Dispute

In recent times, the U.S. African Development Foundation (USADF) finds itself at the heart of a brewing storm, as it stands in the crosshairs of former President Trump's administration and the newly influential Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), led by none other than Elon Musk. Picture this: a dedicated team of employees who have spent years fostering development in Africa, suddenly faced with an unexpected showdown. A scene seemingly plucked from a drama unfolded in Washington when Pete Marocco, a…

Jubbaland Leader Condemns Federal Govt’s Power Struggles, Military Failings

Understanding the Tensions in Somalia's Political Landscape In the bustling yet soothing coastal atmosphere of Kismayo, a city that echoes both the whispers and roars of its political climate, a pivotal moment unfolded. Jubbaland President Ahmed Mohamed Islam Madobe courageously announced the reasons behind his dramatic exit from a recent National Consultative Council (NCC) meeting, shedding light on the complex web of politics in Somalia. Imagine sitting in a room charged with the weight of decision-making—a gathering…

Federal Judge Orders Immediate Release of Somali Asylum Seeker

A Hopeful Liberty: The Case of Roble Ahmed Salad Edited By Ali MusaAxadle Times International – Monitoring A recent ruling at the Anchorage federal courthouse has unfolded another layer of the complexities entwined in U.S. immigration policy. Within its walls, a federal judge made a significant decision regarding a Somali asylum seeker that could leave one pondering the intricacies of immigration norms and laws. Isn't it human nature to seek refuge and hope for safety—thus raising the question of how…

Fahad Yasin Criticizes Federal Government for Slow Assistance in Northeastern State’s ISIS Battle

In the evolving political landscape of Somalia, it's a notable milestone that President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud has directed his attention towards Northeastern State, a region that has long been both a strategic ally and occasional adversary. Yet, one might ponder: Why has it taken three months for this acknowledgment? Yasin hints at this very question, urging Northeastern State's administration to meet the federal government's overture with open arms and a spirit of collaboration. It’s time for Northeastern State's President…

Somali Foreign Minister Criticizes Northeastern State for Declining Federal Aid in ISIS Fight

In the tumultuous landscapes of northeastern Somalia lies a story unfolding across ridges and political corridors, where Northeastern State authorities have long pinpointed a perceived apathy from the federal government in the contentious war against ISIS. Within the rugged peaks of the Cal Miskaad mountains in the Bari region, these militants have found refuge, launching audacious attacks against both the valiant Northeastern State security forces and the innocent communities nestled within. Exasperation among Somali…

Facing a Lack of Backing from Northeastern State, Federal Government Urges Cohesion in Battle Against ISIS

MOGADISHU, Somalia - In a dramatic twist, the Federal Government of Somalia (FGS) has come forth with an impassioned plea for unity in the ongoing war against ISIS militants, mere weeks after conspicuously sitting on the sidelines. While the news may seem ordinary, the ramifications are anything but trivial. You may wonder, why now? What sparked this sudden shift in their stance? According to Ali Hosh, Somalia's Minister of Interior and Reconciliation, the answer lies in the commendable bravery displayed by the Northeastern…

Somalia: Former President Condemns “Inhumane” Conduct of Federal Forces Amid Political Unrest

Somalia: Ex-President Criticizes Federal Forces Over Recent Actions MOGADISHU, Somalia - Standing against the backdrop of escalating strife, Former Somali President Sharif Sheikh Ahmed has vociferously lambasted federal troops for their recent raids in Mogadishu. The incursions, taking place at a security post in Jasiira and an opposition gathering, have been harshly described by Ahmed as "barbaric acts" that echo oppression from a bygone era. The once-leader, now at the helm of the Himilo Qaran party, delivered an…

Federal Government Initiates Official Integration of Macawisley Militia into National Forces

Mogadishu (AX) – What does it mean to transform a grassroots movement into an integral arm of national defense? This intriguing process unfolds in Somalia as Macawisley militia forces are woven into the fabric of the Somali National Army (SNA). The state’s beacon of defense, Omar Ali Abdi, has cast light on this transitional phase, revealing that volunteer fighters have already embarked on their journey of integration. In a conversation with Somali National Television on a sun-drenched Thursday, State Minister Abdi shared,…

Federal Authorities Charge Jubbaland’s Ahmed Madobe with Fomenting Bardhere Unrest

Mogadishu (AX) – In the volatile landscape of Somali politics, the federal government has directed pointed accusations at Jubbaland's President, Ahmed Madobe, in relation to the violent clash that shattered the peace in Bardhere district, Gedo region, this past Wednesday. This deadly altercation led tragically to the death of the district commissioner, Mohamed Ilyas Caagane, and numerous other casualties. The federal Ministry of Internal Security did not mince words in its recently released statement, alleging…

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