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FESTU’s Fifth Quadrennial Congress Wraps Up with Strong Commitment to Uphold Workers’ Rights, Champion Social Justice, and…

Fifth Quadrennial Congress of FESTU Concludes with Resolve to Defend Workers' Rights How does one begin to measure the pulse of a movement? The air was thick with determination as the Fifth Quadrennial Congress of the Federation of Somali Trade Unions (FESTU) reached its conclusion in Mogadishu on February 12, 2025. It was more than just a gathering; it was a powerful testament to the enduring spirit of the Somali labour movement. With 328 delegates—53% men and 47% women—hailing from both the bustling regions of the five…

PGA Tour Indicates Progress on LIV Agreement Following Discussions with President Trump

The leadership of former President Donald Trump has reportedly narrowed the gap in golf’s ongoing civil strife, as the PGA Tour suggests. In a significant development, PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan and player representative Adam Scott engaged in discussions with Trump on Tuesday, seeking a pathway toward a resolution involving the US-based circuit, the DP World Tour, and Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, the financial powerhouse behind LIV Golf. Discussions have been in progress since a framework agreement was…

Under Scrutiny, Somalia’s Inactive Cabinet Recognizes Northeastern State’s Progress in Combating ISIS

MOGADISHU, Somalia - Where does real acknowledgment come from? In the shadowed corners of Somalia's turbulent political landscape, this question takes on a fresh relevance. Amidst whispers of criticism, the cabinet of this nation, often seen as languid and disconnected, has at last tipped its hat to the relentless efforts of Northeastern State in the daunting war against ISIS. Picture this: a determined northeastern Federal State courageously liberating strategic frontlines in the Bari region, with little to no tangible…

Egypt and Djibouti Engage in Dialogue on Somalia’s Progress and Measures to Foster Stability in the Horn of Africa

What do a leader of a North African nation and the foreign affairs minister of a small East African country have in common? Quite a lot, it seems. On a recent Sunday in the bustling heart of Cairo, Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi and Djibouti’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mahmoud Ali Youssouf, convened to deliberate on the pressing issues facing Somalia and the collective endeavors required to restore tranquility and stability in the Horn of Africa. A communiqué from the Egyptian presidency underscored the…

Wildfires Expand Their Reach While Firefighters Forge Ahead with Progress

Amidst an unforgiving inferno that has turned parts of Los Angeles into a smoldering battlefield, firefighters are slowly but surely making headway in their fight against the flames ravaging the Pacific Palisades neighborhood. As they scramble to contain the blaze, nearly 16 lives have been lost, and countless families are grappling with unimaginable loss. With the skies painted in angry shades of orange and black, aircraft have been soaring overhead, dropping water and fire retardant on the charred hillsides in a desperate…

Northeastern State Forces Achieve Significant Progress in Major Offensive Against ISIS in Somalia

Somalia: Northeastern State’s Troops Carve Out New Territories in Thrilling Clash with ISIS AXADLE, Somalia - In the rugged terrain of the Al-Miskaat mountains, echoes of a daring offensive resonate. The valiant security forces of Northeastern State have landed a knockout punch on ISIS, obliterating five of their strategic nerve centers, leaving their plans in tatters, as announced by officials with pride on a rather eventful Saturday. You know, in a world where many…

Malaria’s Resurgence in Ethiopia Undermines a Decade of Progress

The menace of climate change, civil strife, and growing resistance to conventional insecticides is paving the way for a concerning rise in disease cases. An entomologist is on the job, gathering mosquitoes along Butuji River in Dire Dawa, Ethiopia, thanks to Tiksa Negeri from The New York Times for the visuals. Ethiopia is witnessing a dramatic spike in malaria infections, escalated by armed conflicts, climate change, and mosquitoes developing resistance to medications and insecticides — a setback for a nation that was…

Somalia: Northeastern State’s Democratic Progress in Focus During Talks Between President Deni and Danish Ambassador

AXADLE, Somalia — Inside the regal setting of the presidential palace, President Said Abdullahi Deni of Northeastern State eagerly met with Denmark's Ambassador Steen Sonne Andersen. Their gathering zeroed in on Somalia's vast political horizons and developmental strides, nodding specifically to Northeastern State’s advancements in democratic governance and active development ventures, as per updates from the presidency. This rendezvous underscored the sustained diplomatic efforts within the region. President Deni shared…

Ethiopian Armed Forces Commander Rebukes Somali Leaders, Promises to Address Challenges to National Progress

Ethiopian Military Leader Critiques Somali Authorities, Pledges to Safeguard National Progress Jigjiga (AX) — In a bold declaration, Field Marshal Birhanu Jula, the head of the Ethiopian National Defence Forces (ENDF), has expressed unwavering commitment to protect Ethiopia's integrity against any looming dangers. He has pointed fingers at Somali officials, alleging their collusion with enemies of the state. His remarks came during the 47th anniversary festivities of Ethiopia's eastern command forces, celebrated in Jigjiga,…

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