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The Path to Unity: Somalia's New Hope for Northeastern State Governance In the heart of a nation yearning for stability, an essential chapter unfolds in Somalia's journey towards effective governance. On August 3, the federal government unveiled a seven-member committee tasked with a critical mission: to verify and endorse nominees for the Regional Assembly of the Northeastern State. As we navigate these turbulent waters, we find ourselves asking not just what this means for governance, but what it signals about the future…

Addis Ababa (AX) – In a passionate address at the Second United Nations Food Systems Summit Stocktaking Moment (UNFSS+4), Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud made a compelling case for heightened international solidarity aimed at cultivating sustainable and inclusive food systems. His message was clear: transforming agriculture is not merely a strategic choice but a profound moral obligation and an essential national imperative. As he stood at the podium in Addis Ababa on Monday, President Mohamud underscored the urgent…

Dhusamareb (AX) — On a momentous Tuesday, the United Nations Secretary-General’s Special Representative for Somalia, James Swan, set foot in Dhusamareb. This visit marks the beginning of a critical mission, as Swan is slated to continue his journey to Northeastern State and Jubbaland later this week. His presence underscores the urgency of the matters at hand in Somalia. During his time in Dhusamareb, Swan engaged in meaningful discussions with the President of Galmudug State, Ahmed Abdi Karie, affectionately known as…

A few days after the Geneva agreement on a permanent and immediate ceasefire in Libya, the UN Support Mission in Libya (Manul) announces the launch at video conference on Monday 26 October of a meeting to bring together 75 Libyan personalities to advance the Libyan political process and prepare for it. meeting scheduled for 9 November in Tunis. However, the list of participants is already divided.…

In Chad, the second inclusive national forum convened by the government from 29 to 31 October to examine the constitution adopted in May 2018 is not unanimous. Several opposition political parties and the largest trade union center, UST, believe that this forum will only legitimize power without solving the real problems of the peoples. with our correspondent in Ndjamena, Most opposition political parties and some civil society associations indicate that the forum will not be inclusive because participation is not open…