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In Peace Move, PM Barre Welcomes 25 SSC-Khaatumo Detainees

Somali Prime Minister Facilitates Release of Prisoners in Historic Peace Effort in Las Anod In a significant step toward lasting peace, Somali Prime Minister Hamse Abdi Barre recently assumed custody of 25 prisoners previously held by SSC-Khaatumo forces. These individuals were captured during the turbulent 2023 conflict in Somalia's contested Sool region. The symbolic and hopeful gesture occurred during Prime Minister Barre's milestone visit to Las Anod—a city deeply affected by conflict but now profoundly…

From Atlanta to the Netherlands: A Life-Enhancing Move for Our Family

Let me take you on a little journey. Picture a bustling city, where stress and hurried footsteps dictate the rhythm of life. Now imagine stepping into a realm where that rhythm transforms into a gentle flow. This shift became abundantly clear the moment my friend guided me to her dentist in the Netherlands. There, without any formalities or obstacles—no tiresome insurance queries or burdensome forms—I was embraced by the health system. Immediate care was given, because here, help is simply about addressing…

Trump’s Next Move on Somalia: What to Expect

Exploring the Shifts in Somalia's Global Standing: A Conversation The landscape of global politics is ever-changing, and with a new administration in Washington, questions about the future abound. In this episode of The Horn, Alan sits down with Omar Mahmood, a Senior Analyst for Crisis Group focusing on Somalia and the Horn of Africa. Together, they delve into the nuanced dynamics affecting Somalia today. The discussion kicks off with a focus on the recent declaration between Somalia and Ethiopia, a development…

Dangote’s Move Impacts Revenue from Fuel Imports

Edited By Ali Musa Axadle Times International–Monitoring. In a move that has reverberated across the fuel market, the Dangote Refinery made headlines on Wednesday by announcing a significant reduction in the ex-depot price of petrol. The price has been slashed by N65, bringing it down from N890 to N825 per liter. At first glance, this may appear as just another business decision, but as with many things in life, the ripple effects reach far and wide. Starting…

Somali Forces Move to Reclaim El Baraf Following Al-Shabaab Occupation

Mogadishu (AX) — At the crack of dawn, the stillness of El Baraf was shattered. You could feel the tension in the air, palpable and unnerving. Just days ago, the town fell into tumult when Al-Shabaab launched an overwhelming assault on the Somali National Army (SNA) and local militias. This was not just another battle. It was a turning point in a theater of conflict that many have come to accept as the norm. The Somali government, recognizing the gravity of the situation, has crafted a decisive response. Troops aren't…

US and Russia Engage in Dialogue: A Promising Move Towards Resolving the Conflict in Ukraine

Every war reaches a conclusion, even if the form it takes can be elusive. Historically, a formal treaty is necessary, stipulating the terms under which hostilities cease and detailing the framework for the post-war landscape. This necessity seems distant for Ukraine. Yet, the United States is actively pursuing a pathway to resolution, applying intense pressure to facilitate negotiations with the aggressor. The U.S. has framed its recent discussions with Russia as a crucial first step in establishing a peace agreement to put…

Guinea’s Military Leaders Stalled on Promised Move Toward Democratic Governance

The military junta, under the leadership of Colonel Mamady Doumbouya, has once again faltered, neglecting another deadline for restoring democracy in Guinea. This delay in the transition to civilian governance was outlined in an agreement forged in 2022 with the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), concluding a long, tumultuous year of discussions. The long-awaited process intended to initiate preparations for the 2025 elections had been scheduled to commence on New Year's Day. Yet, instead of rallying the…

Questions Arise on Raila’s Next Move: Will He Align with Ruto or Steer ODM Forward?

The political chessboard of Africa recently witnessed a riveting scene in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. There, beleaguered yet unyielding, stood Raila Odinga—Kenya's former Prime Minister—eyeing the coveted African Union Commission (AUC) seat. Could this campaign, riddled with global intrigue and political posturing, alter the course for Odinga or simply add weight to the rich tapestry of his illustrious career? Raila's quiet return to Kenya marks the culmination of a journey both long and intricate. His campaign took him to no…

Villa Somalia’s Battle Against Al-Shabaab: A Strategic Move or Eclipsing Northeastern State’s Struggle Against Islamic State?

Villa Somalia's Anti-Al-Shabaab Campaign: Genuine Move or Overshadowing Northeastern State? EDITORIAL | Within the intricate tapestry of Somalia's political chess game, a noteworthy pivot in strategy has emerged. The Federal Government has recently embarked on a vibrant yet enigmatic media campaign against the Al-Shabaab insurgents. It's a move laden with a mixture of strategy and intrigue, potentially designed to shift the narrative in a land where words sometimes wield more potency than swords. But why now, and what of…

Musk’s Surprise Move at Trump’s Inauguration Sparks Debate

Elon Musk, the billionaire entrepreneur known for his bold ventures and controversial antics, recently found himself at the epicenter of a media storm. At an event celebrating the inauguration of U.S. President Donald Trump, Musk made a gesture that many observers hastily condemned as reminiscent of a "Nazi" or "fascist" salute. Talk about a Friday night frenzy! Though the web exploded with allegations, a well-respected monitor of anti-Semitism suggested that what transpired was more about unfiltered enthusiasm than…

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