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From Hargeisa to Las Anod: Navigating North Western State of Somalia and Somalia’s Complex Landscape

The political landscape in North Western State of Somalia, particularly in contested areas such as SSC-Khatumo, is undergoing a profound transformation, one that is shaking the foundations of established leadership. At the center of this change is a fractured alliance among three once-united figures: President Abdirahman Mohamed Abdullahi Irro, Waddani Party Chairman Hersi Ali Haji Hassan, and former Speaker of Parliament Abdirisak Khalif Ahmed. These leaders, who once shared a common vision under the reformist banner of…

Hargeisa Residents Rally Against Civilian Deaths by North Western State of Somalia Forces in Gabiley

Protest Erupts in Hargeisa Following Tragic Incident Involving Security Forces Hargeisa (AX) — On a somber Monday, the 150th neighborhood of Hargeisa became a focal point of public sentiment as residents gathered to voice their outrage. The community was shaken by the tragic killing of two civilians, allegedly by North Western State of Somalia security forces, in the Agabar area of the Gabiley district. This unwarranted violence has ignited a series of protests that reflect deeper discontent within the community. The…

Hargeisa Pair Connects Blood Donors to Urgent Patient Needs

In the heart of Hargeisa, North Western State of Somalia, two young men are weaving a tale of compassion and resilience. Aydarus Mustafa Arab and Abdillahi Abdi Muse have become essential figures in a grassroots blood donor network, actively assisting hundreds of patients who desperately need transfusions, particularly those with rare blood types. Their approach? Harnessing the power of social media and unwavering community engagement. In a region where medical resources are scarce, Abdillahi and Aydarus have taken on the…

Tragic Shooting in Hargeisa Claims Life of Soldier’s Wife and Daughter

A Dark Morning in Hargeisa: A Family's Nightmare Hargeisa (AX) — This past Sunday morning, tragedy struck the Fallujah neighborhood in Hargeisa, North Western State of Somalia, when a soldier turned against his own family in an inexplicable act of violence. Reports from local media and family members paint a heart-wrenching picture of a morning that began like any other but quickly descended into chaos and sorrow. According to a family member who spoke with Bulsho TV, the incident unfolded around 8 a.m. “My…

North Western State of Somalia President Reflects on First 100 Days in Hargeisa Address

President Irro's First 100 Days: A Commitment to Progress in North Western State of Somalia Hargeisa (AX) — As the sun rose on Thursday, President Abdirahman Mohamed Abdullahi Irro celebrated a significant milestone—his administration’s first 100 days in office. This occasion was marked by an official ceremony at the presidential palace in Hargeisa, where he passionately outlined the strides his government has made in several key areas, including security stabilization, defense restructuring, anti-corruption efforts, and an…

Child Dies, Another Hurt Amid Hargeisa Flooding Tragedy

Hargeisa (AX) – In an unfortunate turn of events in Hargeisa, the bustling capital of North Western State of Somalia, tragedy befell a family from the Oromo community. On a seemingly ordinary Wednesday, amidst the unpredictable forces of nature, a young life was abruptly extinguished - a poignant reminder of life’s fragility. The rains had begun with earnest vigor, as if the skies themselves had decided to weep uncontrollably. Amidst this turmoil, seven-year-old Muscab Abdifatah Rashid lost his life, leaving a…

Hargeisa Imposes Small Arms Ban to Combat Knife Crime

Hargeisa (AX) – In a decisive move, officials in Hargeisa have initiated a ban on the public carrying of small arms, including knives and machetes, throughout every district of North Western State of Somalia's capital. This comes as a direct response to an unsettling increase in knife-related violence that has left communities feeling uneasy. Announced by the Hargeisa Security Committee on a quiet Sunday afternoon, the decision was fueled by the tragic stabbing deaths of two individuals in the bustling Mohamed Mooge…

North Western State of Somalia Police Detain Suspect in Hargeisa Murder Case

Hargeisa — In a development that underscores the challenges faced by municipalities worldwide in maintaining law and order, the police in North Western State of Somalia have apprehended a suspect linked to a tragic incident. This arrest was made in Hargeisa, a city often bustling with the rhythm of daily life, yet sometimes clouded by disturbing events. The location of the incident, the Mohamed Mooge district, carries its own stories—some joyous, others somber. “Every city has its shadows,” a wise friend once shared over…

North Western State of Somalia Officer Tragically Kills Station Commander in Hargeisa Knife Attack

On a somber afternoon that seemed no different from the rest, a chilling event unfolded that changed the uneasy rhythm of life in the quiet precinct of Maxamed Mooge. Captain Cabdi Cali Nuur, a devoted leader and the commander who many said had a heroic sense of duty, met a tragic end. He was mercilessly slain under circumstances that continue to baffle both the mind and the heart. Serving his community with an unwavering spirit, Captain Nuur was a figure of strength, embodying unwavering loyalty to the law. But today, the…

Singer Prohibited from Mogadishu Performance Celebrated with Open Arms in Hargeisa

In the lively embrace of a bustling Hargeisa evening, Somali singer Haboon Nuura beamed with an illustrious glow, reflective of the impassioned welcome she received. The scene unfolded at Egal International Airport, where a symphony of cheers, warm smiles, and waving North Western State of Somalia flags greeted her arrival. Wasn't it just a vivid testimony to her significant place in the hearts of the people? Nuura found herself at the center of attention, not always a comfortable place to be, particularly when…

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