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Mogadishu (AX) — In a significant move toward enhancing public safety, Somali police have arrested 17 individuals, including both military personnel and civilians, for violating security directives during the recent 65th Independence Week celebrations in Mogadishu on Wednesday evening. The Banaadir Regional Police reported that the arrests occurred across various districts in the capital. Those detained were found to have discharged live ammunition, an act that is explicitly prohibited during national holidays due to…

The Impact of Visa Restrictions on Senegal’s National Basketball Team: A Closer Look The recent visa bans introduced by the Trump administration have ignited a wave of discussions regarding immigration policy and its consequences. Most notably, Senegal’s national women’s basketball team found itself at the epicenter of this controversy when several of its members were denied entry to the United States, preventing their participation in a crucial training camp. As international borders become more tightly…

The administration of President Donald Trump is reportedly contemplating a travel ban affecting nationals from an additional 36 countries. Alarmingly, 25 of these nations are located in Africa, as detailed in recent communications from the State Department. These outlines enumerate a multitude of concerns, urging the involved countries to implement corrective measures within a stipulated timeframe. Earlier this month, the president enacted a proclamation that barred citizens from 12 specific countries from entering the…

In a bold move, the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump is contemplating a substantial expansion of its travel ban. An internal State Department cable obtained by Reuters reveals that officials may consider barring citizens from an additional 36 countries from entering the United States. Earlier this month, President Trump officially signed a proclamation prohibiting entry from 12 countries. He justified this decision as necessary for safeguarding the U.S. against threats posed by “foreign terrorists” and other…

Recent revelations from a leaked memo reviewed by The Washington Post indicate a potential expansion of the controversial travel ban first introduced in 2017. This move could see several African nations added to the existing list of restricted countries, which raises significant concerns. According to the details of the memo, the proposed restrictions are tied to several factors, notably visa overstay rates and perceived deficiencies in national security vetting systems. These criteria have become pivotal in…

The new travel ban enacted by U.S. President Donald Trump came into effect immediately after midnight, prohibiting citizens from twelve nations from entering the United States. This move harkens back to a contentious policy from his first term. As President Trump stated, “The entry of foreign nationals who are not properly vetted poses extreme dangers to our country.” This decision is anticipated to disrupt refugee pathways and impose further restrictions on immigration as the Trump administration intensifies its efforts…

Somalis Among Nationals Banned from Entering the US WASHINGTON - In a move that has stirred conversation across the globe, US President Donald Trump has enacted a decree barring nationals from 12 countries, including Somalia, from entering the United States. The administration stands firm, declaring, "We’re protecting our nationals from foreign terrorists." Since the early 1990s, many Somalis sought sanctuary in the United States, escaping the clutches of insecurity, governance…

A federal judge in Boston has temporarily halted a directive from former President Donald Trump that aimed to prevent foreign nationals from entering the U.S. for educational purposes at Harvard University. This ruling, rendered by U.S. District Judge Allison Burroughs, centers on a two-page temporary restraining order. It effectively blocks Trump's proclamation while the case undergoes further examination amid an escalating dispute between the Ivy League institution and the former Republican president. Judge Burroughs…

In a significant turn of events, Chad’s President Mahamat Déby has taken a bold step by suspending all visas for U.S. citizens. This decision, framed as a matter of "reciprocity," follows the revelation that the United States has blacklisted Chad and eleven other nations, barring their citizens from entry. The context is critical: in a sweeping travel ban recently enacted by former President Donald Trump, seven out of the twelve affected countries hail from Africa. This sweeping measure was justified by claims of…

In a striking display of diplomacy and national pride, Chadian President Mahamat Idriss Déby Itno recently expressed his deep dissatisfaction with U.S. President Donald Trump's travel ban. He characterized the ban as unjust and discriminatory, prompting Chad to implement reciprocal visa restrictions for U.S. citizens. This decision, framed by Déby as a matter of “reciprocity,” reveals a nation asserting its dignity in the face of perceived injustice. On his official Facebook page, Déby underscored the gravity of these…