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Kenya and Somalia Set to Ink Trade Facilitation Pact

Bridging Horizons: The Kenya-Somalia Trade Facilitation Endeavor In the heart of East Africa, an evolving conversation is taking place, one that holds the promise of profound economic transformation. This dialogue, centered around a trade facilitation agreement, is set to dismantle the irregular non-tariff barriers that have historically strained the economic synergy between Kenya and Somalia, two neighboring nations with rich cultural ties. Setting the Stage for Regional Collaboration In December 2023, a pivotal…

Somalia and Kenya Dialogue on Environmental Collaboration in Nairobi

Mogadishu (AX) – It was a gathering marked by mutual respect and a shared ambition. On a bright Tuesday in Nairobi, Somali Minister of Environment and Climate Change, Bashir Mohamed Jama, sat down with his Kenyan counterpart, Adan Barre Duale. The primary focus? To forge stronger ties between their respective environmental ministries and tackle challenges that know no borders. This significant meeting was not only a convergence of two political figures but a confluence of ideas and aspirations that could ripple positively…

Somali Danab Elite Troops Engage in Justified Accord Military Drills in Kenya

Mogadishu (AX) – A remarkable step has been taken yet again by the Somali National Army’s elite unit known as the Danab Special Forces. They recently participated in an internationally significant event, the Justified Accord military exercise in Kenya, marking their second involvement in this formidable gathering. Lieutenant Colonel Hassan Salah Abdi, the Commanding Officer of the Somali Special Forces, played a prominent role as he attended the closing ceremony held in Kenya. His presence was not only symbolic but…

Kenya Airways Reports Flights Unaffected by Blaze at Nairobi’s Main Airport

A plane soars through the Nairobi skies, seemingly oblivious to the plume of smoke wafting from the grounds of Jomo Kenyatta International Airport. Below, airport operations continue unperturbed, the rhythm of arrivals and departures undisturbed by the fiery disruption. But how often does a fire this close to an airport not ground flights? On the evening of February 21, 2025, a fire was reported in the northern section of Kenya's busiest airport, JKIA. Kenya Airways, keen to reassure, stated that the blaze posed no…

Sudan Pulls Ambassador from Kenya Over Talks of Establishing a Rival Government

Sudan has taken a bold step—recalling its ambassador from Kenya in a dramatic response to the latter's decision to host discussions aimed at forming an alternate government. The story, intricate and multi-layered, reflects not just a geopolitical quarrel but the often unpredictable dance of diplomacy. Sudan's Foreign Ministry, never one to mince words, remarked that Ambassador Kamal Jabara was summoned "for consultations." Why, you wonder? Kenya's seemingly audacious move to bring together individuals from the Rapid Support…

Kenya Nearing Agreement for $1.5 Billion Deal with UAE

It's said that history doesn’t repeat, but it often rhymes. Can this phrase apply to Kenya's economic journey? Recently, whispers from unnamed insiders suggest a major shift in financial strategy. Insider sources, who chose to remain anonymous, leaked that the promised loan to Kenya will be delivered in full rather than in stages as originally intended. Such a financial influx at one go is quite unconventional, isn’t it? Not much has been said publicly; neither Kenya's Treasury Secretary John Mbadi nor the UAE…

U.S. and Somali Forces Collaborate in Kenya for Enhanced Counterterrorism Training

In the often tumultuous sphere of global security, how do nations prepare for challenges that seem as ceaseless as the tides? Mogadishu, a city at the heart of such inquiries, recently witnessed an intriguing chapter in its journey of resilience and preparation. Here, among the echoes of both hope and conflict, stands an event worth pondering. The U.S. Army paratroopers have taken stride amidst Somali Danab special forces, together engaging in an exercise dubbed Justified Accord 2025 (JA25). Imagine, if you will, the…

Kenya Pledges Dedication to Peace Amid Accusations of ‘Hostility’ from Sudan

In a compelling twist of diplomatic maneuvers, Kenya's Ministry of Foreign Affairs boldly declared its readiness to back peace initiatives in the tumultuous Sudan. This pronouncement followed a curious diplomatic kerfuffle: Sudan accused Kenya of breaching its sovereignty by hosting a gathering of the controversial Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in Nairobi. But what does this really mean for regional politics and Kenya’s standing on the international stage? The Sudanese Government, in a statement drenched in indignation,…

Sudan Criticizes Kenya for Harboring RSF in Nairobi, Calling It a Hostile Gesture

Sudan Criticizes Kenya for Hosting RSF, Declares It an Aggressive Move NAIROBI, Kenya - The air was electric and fraught with indignation when Sudanese officials learned that Kenya had opened its doors to the Rapid Support Forces, a move perceived as a significant breach of diplomatic nicety. Gathering at the iconic Kenyatta International Conference Centre (KICC), the RSF's presence in Nairobi has drawn sharp rebukes from Sudan, questioning the integrity of Kenyan foreign policy. The corridors of diplomacy now…

Sudan Criticizes Kenya for Hosting RSF-Linked Political Gathering

Sudan Voices Dismay Over Kenyan Event Involving Rapid Support Forces In a world teetering on the edge of diplomacy and chaos, every action can send ripples across continents. On Tuesday, Sudan's foreign ministry articulated its profound regret regarding Kenya's decision to facilitate a political gathering for a coalition aligned with the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). One might wonder, in a landscape where alliances define fates, why would Kenya host such an event? The Nairobi-hosted event unfolded on Tuesday, serving as a…

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