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Shaqiri Thrives in Crucial Moments, Reveals Yakin; Clarke Provides Essential Update on Tierney

Xherdan Shaqiri's splendid equalizer pushed Switzerland tantalizingly close to the next round after a 1-1 standoff with Scotland on Wednesday. Switzerland’s skipper, Murat Yakin, had hailed Xherdan Shaqiri as "a gem for crucial times," and rightly so. Shaqiri pounced on a Scottish blunder to net a breathtaking leveller. This vital strike in their recent clash means Switzerland teeters on the precipice of the elimination rounds. Yakin lavished praise on Shaqiri, whose goal-scoring streak in significant tournaments stretches…

Tribunal Reveals Stellantis & You Executives Used Racist Slurs, Including ‘Somali Pirate’ and ‘Black Bastard’

London, UK (AX) — An employment tribunal determined that used car dealership, Stellantis & You, discriminated against two sales advisors. They faced racial slurs, including "Somali pirate" and "Black bastard." The tribunal found both the company and managers, Matthew Worsley and Tim Pickering, guilty of harassing Fathia Omar and Anthony Oguntokun on racial grounds. Omar's exit from the company was declared constructive unfair dismissal. Worsley's repetitive use of the term "Somali pirate" constituted racial harassment.…

UNHCR Reveals Nearly 40,000 Vulnerable Refugees and Asylum Seekers in Somalia: A Majority are Women and Children

The latest from UNHCR shows that a whopping 66% of these displaced souls — mainly women and kids hailing from Ethiopia and Yemen — have set up camp in Somalia's northern urban and semi-urban nooks, particularly in Woqooyi Galbeed and Bari.Diving deeper, 47%, tallying up to 18,559, hold refugee status. Another 20,727 folks are waiting on asylum. Meanwhile, Somalia grapples with relentless attacks from the militant faction, al-Shabab, fueling the dire circumstances.Since December 2014, UNHCR has lent a hand to 95,181 Somali…

US Intelligence Reveals Potential Houthi-Al-Shabaab Arms Negotiation in Somalia

Somalia: US Intelligence Sniffs Out Potential Houthi-Al-Shabaab Gun Deal MOGADISHU, Somalia (GO) - American spies have picked up chatter hinting that Yemen's Houthis are chitchatting with Somalia's al-Shabaab about swapping firepower. This risky affair may rock the region's cradle, CNN reports. Yankee authorities are on the hunt to see if any Houthi blasters have sneaked into Somalia, while also probing Iran's shadowy role. Tehran is known to bankroll and arm the Houthis, sparking worries about a bigger game at play.…

US Intelligence Reveals Yemen’s Houthis Negotiating Weapons Deal with Somalia’s al-Shabaab, Officials Report

"This chat is buzzing with chatter from both sides of the Red Sea," said an insider. "And it's being taken dead serious." The alliance between these two factions, historically divided by sectarian rifts, is an oddity. The Houthis are Zaydi Shiites, while al-Shabaab has staunchly opposed Shiism. Despite no known prior ties, they're only a hop across the Gulf of Aden away - a strategically substantial waterway - with a mutual enemy: the United States. The intelligence suggests a grim possibility: a quid pro quo could spell…

Hussein Sheikh Ali Reveals Al-Shabaab Leaders Poised to Surrender Before Cowswayne Skirmish

In an interview, Ali shared that just mere days before the Cowswayne clash, Al-Shabaab bigwigs reached out to the government, signaling their readiness to lay down arms. However, the scenario flipped profoundly when the skirmish kicked off, resulting in notable losses for government troops. "Weeks before Cowswayne, intel came in about top Al-Shabaab figures extending an olive branch to the government, willing to discuss surrender. Sadly, missteps were made by the military," Ali noted. The national security adviser further…

Cazorla Reveals: Arteta Welcomes Potential Arsenal Comeback

Santi Cazorla, clocking 180 performances for Arsenal over his six-year epoch, might rejoin the team in a novel role. Whisperings suggest he’s being eyed for a slot in Mikel Arteta's coaching cadre. The 39-year-old pivot returned to his alma mater, Real Oviedo, last annum. He’s close to hoisting them back into La Liga’s embrace after a prolonged, 23-year absence—plummeting to Spain’s fourth football tier at their nadir. Post the impending second division playoff finale against Eibar, retirement looms for Cazorla. He ponders…

Laporta Reveals Xavi’s Dwindling Confidence in Barcelona Team Following Coaching Shake-Up

Under the stewardship of Joan Laporta, Barcelona decided to bid farewell to Xavi following growing uncertainties about the coach's confidence in his team. Expectations were for Xavi to depart at season's end. Instead, he chose to stay, fulfilling his contract. However, in a surprising twist, Laporta handed Xavi his walking papers, claiming the coach voiced doubts about his players' abilities. "If Xavi can reconsider, so can we," declared Laporta during an interview on Barca One. "Keeping Xavi seemed forced. His legendary…

Mbappe Reveals Discontent at PSG: “Certain Aspects and Individuals Diminished My Happiness”

Kylian Mbappe's transfer to Real Madrid, a subject of much speculation, was confirmed last Monday. This announcement marked the culmination of a prolonged transfer narrative that fans and followers had watched eagerly. Kylian Mbappe has disclosed that his experiences at Paris Saint-Germaid caused him distress, a revelation he made during his first press conference after his switch to Real Madrid. Last month, the French forward declared his departure from PSG after a stint of seven years, with his transition to Real Madrid…

Staggering Hunger Crisis: More than 74 Million People Struggle for Food in the Horn of Africa, Reveals Alarming Report

A recent report links the increase in food insecurity in the region to heavy rains, estimating a rise from 58.1 million affected people in February. The downpour from late March to April caused significant flooding in Kenya, Somalia, Burundi, and Tanzania resulting in loss of life, livestock, displacement of many, and destruction of vital infrastructure like roads and bridges. While some areas saw improved agriculture due to enhanced rains, it is likely that acute food insecurity will worsen in the hard-hit regions.…

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