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Mali’s Junta Chief Secures Support to Remain President Through 2030

In a significant political development, Mali’s military leader, General Assimi Goïta, has garnered the support of influential political allies, paving the way for his declaration as president for the next five years. This action is reminiscent of the recent decisions made by leaders in similarly governed nations, such as Niger and Burkina Faso. Together, these countries form the Alliance of Sahel States (AES), all under military rule, creating a landscape that raises questions about democracy in the region. Earlier this…

Kenyans and Somali National Charged with Terrorism Remain Behind Bars

In a riveting turn of events, a Nairobi court has decided to keep three individuals in custody for an additional month as they face serious terror-related charges. On Tuesday, the court denied bail to Kenyans Noor Yakub Ali and Yusuf Maalim, along with Somali national Isaq Cabdi Xasan. These men stand accused of plotting a violent attack against Kenyan security officers while allegedly being affiliated with the notorious al-Shabaab terror group. Their alleged crimes are not just serious; they strike at the very heart of…

Musk Will Remain Until DOGE Initiative is Achieved, Confirms White House

The White House has confirmed that tech entrepreneur Elon Musk will continue his efforts to reduce government spending and streamline the federal workforce, countering rumors suggesting he might leave his position soon. This clarification comes in light of reports from Politico and ABC, which indicated that US President Donald Trump had communicated to his Cabinet that Mr. Musk's departure from public service was imminent. However, it remains unclear whether this departure could occur before his 130-day term as a special…

California’s ‘Red Flag’ Fire Warnings Lifted, Yet Millions Remain at Risk

As the sun dipped below the horizon, a sense of temporary relief washed over the Los Angeles area. The Red Flag warnings, alerting residents to the extreme threat of wildfires, have expired. Yet, as the weather gods would have it, the dry and blustery conditions linger, keeping the specter of flames at bay for just a moment. Forecasters cautioned that this respite is fleeting—mark your calendars for Sunday when the threat level is expected to spike once more. It’s hard to imagine the scale of the devastation: around 6.5…

Two Years Post-Tigray Conflict: Eritrean Troops Remain in Border Areas of Ethiopia

What's cooking in the Tigray region two years after peace was declared? Back in the day, the Pretoria agreements were supposed to put a lid on the Tigray conflict, which had claimed close to 600,000 lives. Ethiopian troops, alongside their Eritrean buddies, had faced off against the Tigray People’s Liberation Front. Eritrea didn't sign the peace deal, though, and its soldiers are still hanging around like uninvited guests. Folks in these border areas feel like they've been hung out to dry. That's what Clothilde Hazard, our…

Chinese Diplomat Encourages Somali Groups to Remain Dedicated to Dialogue for Settling Disputes

 Dai Bing, China's deputy permanent representative at the UN (Photo: Foreign Ministry official website)On Thursday, a Chinese delegate appealed for Somali factions to maintain the progress by fostering dialogue and unity. They should remain dedicated to resolving their disputes through amicable discussion.During a UN Security Council meeting concerning Somalia, Dai Bing, China’s deputy envoy to the United Nations, acknowledged Somalia’s significant achievements in national rebuilding and peace initiatives. He pointed out…

Several Migrants Remain Unaccounted for Near Djibouti’s Shore After Smugglers Eject Them from Boats

It remains unclear why the migrants were ejected from the boats in open water. Initially, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) reported that two vessels carrying migrants had overturned. Later, they omitted this detail, stating instead that the people were forced off by smugglers and ordered to swim. The coast guard in Djibouti revealed that the unfortunate event occurred approximately 150 meters, about 500 feet, from a beach in the northwestern region of Khor Angar in the East African nation. They confirmed…

Djibouti: Tadjoura Port Will Remain Unsolitary; Managing in Partnership with Ethiopia is Possible

Djibouti Declines to Sell Tadjoura Port to Ethiopia NAIROBI, Kenya - In a move aimed at easing tensions in the Horn of Africa, Djibouti has offered to jointly manage the Tadjoura port with Ethiopia instead of selling it outright. Ethiopia, embroiled in a Red Sea access dispute with Somalia, finds itself at a tricky crossroads. Relations have soured between Mogadishu and Addis Ababa due to Ethiopia's intent to gain Red Sea access through Somaliland, a semi-autonomous part of Somalia. The resulting backlash…

in France, the blockades remain

How did European countries deal with this issue of restoring African works of art? Who are the ones who will return goods? Those who are still studying the project? The last stop for our tour of Europe in France. In 2017 in Ouagadougou, Emmanuel Macron promised to enable the temporary or permanent restoration of African heritage in Africa within five years. Results three and a half years later: France has presented two works, one in Senegal, the other in Madagascar and is returning 26 others to Benin. One team was voted…

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