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Northeastern State Refutes Piracy Accusations Following Capture of Arms Vessel Headed to Mogadishu

Northeastern State Denies Piracy Claims After Seizing Arms Ship Bound for Mogadishu AXADLE, Somalia - In an unfolding saga on the high seas, Northeastern State has firmly rejected allegations of 'hijacking' the MV Sea World, a vessel laden with weapons destined for Mogadishu's Turkish-trained Gorgor troops. These recent accusations have been presented by Somalia’s federal government, sparking intense debate and misinformation. What truly transpired on those waters, and why does it matter? The…

Somali Defense Minister Refutes Claims of Troop Deployment to Sool, Sanaag

Somalia's Defence Minister Addresses Troop Rumours: A Call for Clarity Mogadishu (AX) — In an atmosphere pulsating with tension and uncertainty, Somalia's Defence Minister Ahmed Moalim Fiqi stepped into the fray on Tuesday to firm up the government’s stance regarding swirling rumors about troop movements in the contentious northern regions of Sanaag and Sool. With an assured tone, he characterized these allegations as “baseless” and devoid of any substantive evidence. “We categorically…

Kenya Refutes Allegations of Involvement in Supplying Arms to Sudan Conflict

Nairobi's Stand: Kenya Rejects Allegations of Arms Transfers to Sudan NAIROBI - Kenya stands firm against allegations, refuting any involvement in arming factions within the turbulent Sudanese conflict. This response comes in light of reports suggesting the discovery of weapons purportedly originating from Kenya within Sudan's contentious borders. The country is resolute, positioning itself as a beacon of stability and support in Africa’s complex landscape. Isaac Mwaura, the voice of Kenya's…

Mudug Governor Refutes Claims of Torture Amid Viral Photos of Elders

Galkacyo (AX) — In a recent press briefing, the Governor of the Mudug region, Faysal Abdullahi Sheikh, commonly known as Jifojabsade, faced the storm of controversy head-on. Accusations of torture emerged after images circulated on social media, revealing men from Southwest State restrained with their hands and feet bound. This alarming visual narrative evoked a wave of public outcry and concern, raising questions about justice, community, and the human experience of suffering. In a tone both firm and thoughtful, Governor…

Somalia’s Electoral Commission Refutes Claims of Coerced Voter Registration in Mogadishu

Mogadishu (AX) – In an era where social media dominates the information landscape, it’s all too easy for mistruths to spread like wildfire. Recently, rumors have surfaced suggesting that residents of Mogadishu are being coerced into collecting their voting cards under the threat of arrest. The Somalia Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has stepped forward to clarify these claims, categorically dismissing them as unfounded. Abdikarim Ahmed Hassan, the Chairman of the Electoral Commission, has taken a firm…

Somalia’s Electoral Authority Refutes Claims of Student Registration Coercion in Mogadishu

Somalia’s Electoral Commission Addresses Allegations of Coercion in Student Registration Mogadishu (AX) — In an unexpected turn of events, Somalia’s National Independent Electoral Commission (NIEC) found itself dismissing accusations that it pressured university students to register for the Banadir Regional Council elections. The claims originated from opposition leaders, notably Abdirahman Abdishakur of the Wadajir Party and the former President Sharif Sheikh Ahmed of Hizbul Islam. They…

North Western State of Somalia Refutes Claims of Las Anod Prisoner Release After Burao Protests

North Western State of Somalia Government Clarifies Stance on Prisoners from Las Anod Conflict Hargeisa (AX) — In a recent statement that echoes through the heart of North Western State of Somalia's local communities, the government has firmly denied reports suggesting that it plans to release prisoners captured during the tumultuous fighting in Las Anod last year. This follows a wave of public protests that have surged online, fueled by uncertainty and speculation. Interior Minister Abdalle Mohamed Arab,…

Northeastern State Refutes Claims of UAE Radar Installation in Bosaso for Sudan and Yemen Strikes

Northeastern State Denies UAE Installed Radar Systems in Bosaso BOSASO, Somalia – The vibrant yet often turbulent city of Bosaso, known for its strategic importance along the Somali coast, is once again at the heart of controversy. Allegations have surfaced, claiming that the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has clandestinely installed radar systems here with the intent of launching strikes on faraway lands like Sudan and Yemen. However, Northeastern State's Minister of Information, Mohamud Aideed Dirir, has dismissed these…

Tesla Chair Refutes Rumors of Elon Musk’s Potential Replacement as CEO

Confidence Amidst Uncertainty: Tesla's Historical Leadership Dynamics In a world marred by volatility, a significant discussion unfolded on Wednesday regarding Elon Musk's stewardship of Tesla. Robyn Denholm, the board chairwoman, expressed unwavering confidence in Musk’s leadership following a report by The Wall Street Journal that hinted at internal tensions, suggesting the board had considered seeking a new CEO. The dynamics between an influential CEO and a board of directors can be a…

Yemen Refutes Claims of Embassy Sale in Somalia as Baseless

The Importance of Accurate Reporting: A Statement from Al-Zendani In a recent interview, Al-Zendani addressed the pressing issue surrounding rumors of Yemeni diplomatic property sales in Somalia. His office has been inundated with inquiries from the media, leading him to clarify that no plans exist to sell or lease any diplomatic assets in the country. He described these rampant rumors as “propaganda with no basis in fact.” In times like these, it’s vital to reflect on the responsibilities of both journalists and news…

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