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British Lawmakers Give Green Light to Government’s Plan for Scunthorpe Steelworks Takeover

The UK Parliament has taken decisive action by approving plans aimed at safeguarding the blast furnaces of British Steel in Scunthorpe during a remarkable session of the House of Commons. Emergency legislation, which empowers the UK government to mandate British Steel to maintain operations at the plant, received unanimous backing in the Commons. This pivotal move will now be presented for discussion in the House of Lords, as the government strives to codify these powers within a single day. In an unusual turn of events,…

Jubaland Leader Lands in Nairobi Despite Somali Government’s Travel Restrictions

NAIROBI, Kenya - The landscape of regional politics is always in flux, presenting unexpected turns and challenges. Recently, Jubaland's President, Ahmed Madobe, has made headlines due to his significant visit to Nairobi, Kenya. This trip comes at a time when the Somali government has imposed a travel ban on officials from Jubaland. Yet, this has not deterred President Madobe from stepping into the bustling Kenyan capital. As the pages of history often reveal, relationships between nations and their leaders are ever…

Northeastern State Minister Voices Discontent with Federal Government’s Allocation of Aid in Somalia

AXADLE, Somalia - In a landscape of arid plains and hopeful hearts, Northeastern State's Minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Disaster Management, Ubah Abdirashid Mohamed Hersi, has raised a storm of protest against what she perceives as a diplomatic slap in the face by Somalia’s Federal Government. This bout is about the deliberate omission of regional powers in the crucial act of distributing food aid, and it feels personal. As the merciless sun rose over Bosaso on a typical Saturday, Minister Ubah took to the stage with…

Northeastern State Describes Somalia Government’s Backing in the Fight Against ISIS as ‘Merely Symbolic and Lacking…

In the bustling heart of Garowe, the air bristled with palpable tension as Northeastern State took a rare public jab at the Somali Federal Government. This wasn't merely political theater; it was a direct critique aimed squarely at what Northeastern State officials deemed a half-hearted show of support from Mogadishu in their ongoing battle against ISIS. Minister of Information, Mohamud Aideed Dirir, didn't mince words when commenting on the federal overtures offered by Prime Minister Hamza Abdi Barre, charging them as…

Ex-Somali Leader Voices Concerns on Government’s Approach to Constitution, Elections, and Security

Sure, let's breathe some life into this story. --- Mogadishu (AX) – In a fiery broadside against the Somali federal government's current policies, the former President, Sheikh Sharif Sheikh Ahmed, didn't mince words. Emerging from political hibernation, Ahmed, who holds the reins of the Himilo Qaran Party, orchestrated a press conference in Mogadishu on Tuesday that left no stone unturned in its critique. He cut straight to the chase, lambasting the government for its handling of politics, security, constitutional tweaks,…

Northeastern State Dismisses Federal Government’s Assertion of Providing 200 Tons of Food Assistance

Mogadishu (AX) — The Northeastern State authorities have firmly dismissed allegations from Somalia’s National Disaster Management Agency (SODMA) claiming that they received a hefty 200-ton shipment of food aid in Bosaso, a bustling port in the semi-autonomous region. In a straightforward comeback, Ubah Abdirashid Hirsi, who holds the Minister of Relief and Disaster Management post in Northeastern State, made it crystal clear that the federal government hasn't sent any food aid to them. She didn't mince her words, stating,…

Jubbaland’s Parliament Chooses Leaders Amidst Federal Government’s Dismissal of Election Process

Kismayo (AX) — In a dramatic turn of events, Jubaland's parliament proceeded with its leadership election on Thursday in Kismayo. This move came despite clear disapproval from the federal government, which has rejected the current electoral process in the region. Abdi Mohamed Abdirahman clinched the Speaker's position for a third term, securing a decisive 65 votes. His rival, Ismail Abdi Keerow, managed to gather only seven votes, according to the Interim Speaker Sheikh Abdi Yusuf Ali. This victory strengthens…

Somali Lawmakers Gather in Kismayo to Oppose Federal Government’s Election Strategy

Somali Lawmakers Convene in Kismayo to Challenge Central Government's Voting Proposals KISMAYO, Somalia — Over 30 legislators from across Somalia have assembled in Kismayo, Jubbaland's current administrative hub, to express discontent with the national government's approach. Initially slated for Friday, the meeting was rescheduled, aiming to enhance participation, as per local broadcasts. Organized by Jubbaland's President, Ahmed Madobe, the convening sought to tackle growing differences between regional leaders and…

Northeastern State Refutes Allegations of Obstructing Somalia’s Oil Search, Labels Federal Government’s Accusations as…

Northeastern State Refutes Allegations; Labels FGS’s Oil Exploration Accusations as "Outlandish" AXADLE, Somalia - In a war of words, Northeastern State has fiercely denied any opposition to Somalia's oil exploration efforts, scoffing at what it calls the "preposterous and baseless accusations" from the Federal Government of Somalia (FGS). Northeastern State remains committed to the nation's stability and growth. Abdifitah Mohamed Nur, Northeastern State's minister of state and top aide in presidential affairs,…

Northeastern State Dismisses Somali Federal Government’s Allegations Regarding Oil Exploration Halt

FILE - The Federal Minister of Oil of Somalia, Abdirizak Omar Mohamed (left), and Northeastern State's Minister of State for Presidential Affairs, Abdifitah Mohamed Nur (right), stand amid a bubbling row over oil exploration rights in Northeastern State.Mogadishu (AX) — Northeastern State officials have flat-out tossed aside accusations from the Federal Minister of Oil that the area's ruling brass is throwing a wrench in federal oil plans. This kerfuffle has turned up the heat between Northeastern State and Mogadishu,…

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