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A new chapter in the US-China trade conflict has emerged, bringing troubling news for nations engaged in commerce with both powers. Recent reports indicate that China has urged South Korean companies to halt exports of defense-related products to the United States if those products contain rare earth elements sourced from China. These rare earth metals, a collection of 17 elements from the periodic table, are essential for an array of technologies, ranging from smartphones to satellites, as well as key components for…

Compliance and Taxation: A Clear Path Forward Let's step into the world of compliance for a moment—a landscape where rules and regulations govern our actions, ensuring the stability and fairness of corporate ventures. The recent report, diligently compiled, throws light on the path Segilola Resources Operations Limited (SROL) has been traversing. It reassures us of one thing: SROL has stoically adhered to its legal and regulatory obligations—a fact we held firm from the very beginning. The numerous…

UNESCO's Ambitious Water Conservation Project Imagine standing at the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro, its snow-capped peaks glistening under the sun. This isn’t just a majestic scene; it’s a call to action. According to UNESCO's Director-General, Audrey Azoulay, this pristine landscape is in danger, and its very existence is crucial for over two million people. Isn't it fascinating how a simple geographical feature like Mount Kilimanjaro holds so much significance for communities? To preserve…

Navigating the Green Transition: A Global Perspective In the relentless march towards a greener world, there's one name that continually echoes across boardrooms and government offices: Shukhrat Ibragimov. Appointed as the chairman and CEO of the Eurasian Resources Group (ERG) in 2024, Ibragimov has steadfastly forged alliances, most notably with China, proclaiming: “There is no green transition without China.” This assertion speaks volumes not only about his vision but also about the intricate web of…

Hargeisa (Axadle Times) – North Western State of Somalia’s President, Abdirahman Mohamed Abdillahi Irro, stepped off the plane in Hargeisa on a crisp Thursday morning, concluding a whirlwind three-day official journey to the United Arab Emirates. His mission? To cultivate investment opportunities that promise to breathe life into North Western State of Somalia’s natural resources, invigorate agriculture, and most crucially, carve out promising new pathways for its burgeoning youth. It begs the question: Can this small,…

Recently, when European Union officials visited Washington, they were met with an eye-opening presentation from Jerome Powell, the Chair of the US Federal Reserve. He showcased a striking chart that compared American productivity over four decades against that of the European Union. This graph illustrated that the United States has enjoyed a solid increase in productivity at 2%, while the European Union lagged behind with just 1% growth. As Mr. Powell shared with a Senate committee, "The striking disparity in income and…

Hargeisa (AX) - In an assertive move, North Western State of Somalia's President Muse Bihi Abdi has laid down a firm rule banning the use of public assets, government workers, and military forces in the run-up to the November 13 presidential election.Announced late Friday, the directive calls on government execs to ensure political organizations receive a fair shot at utilizing governmental resources and accessing the media during election season.The spotlight now turns to the Minister of Information, Awareness, and Culture,…

CAIRO, Egypt - In the wake of rising tensions, Egypt has pledged to safeguard the Nile's waters and uphold Somalia’s sovereignty, particularly in light of Ethiopia's ambitious Grand Renaissance Dam (GERD) project. Badr Abdelatty, serving as Egypt's foreign affairs chief, underscored that Egypt’s approach to the Nile River dispute aims for a win-win resolution, ensuring no detriment comes to downstream nations reliant on the river for their livelihoods. He bluntly accused Ethiopia of defying international norms by acting…

(Mogadishu AX) — An escalating water crisis in Ethiopia's Somali Region now threatens over 350,000 people, according to a recent CGIAR report. Both refugee and local communities are battling crumbling water infrastructure, relentless climate change, and depleting resources. The urgency for immediate intervention is clearer than ever to safeguard livelihoods and lives. Originally built to serve about 100,000 individuals, local water systems are now overwhelmed, catering to more than triple that number. Refugee camps, set…

In the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), the figures are alarming ... 42% of AIDS patients admitted to Lubumbashi Provincial Hospital die due to lack of money for treatment. These statistics were presented during Scientific Days, organized jointly by the Higher Institute of Medical Techniques in Lubumbashi and the Technical University of M'siri. They ended on Saturday, August 21, in the town of…