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The Red Sea, a crucial lifeblood in global trade and maritime navigation, is more than a mere waterway; it represents an intricate tapestry of economic interdependence and geopolitical significance. Stretching across lands and cultures, it connects the Mediterranean Sea through the Suez Canal to the vast Indian Ocean. Each year, it bears witness to the passage of billions of dollars worth of goods—everything from oil and food to manufactured products—ultimately sustaining the very fabric of international commerce. However,…

Strengthening Ties: The Russia-Nigeria Partnership in Trade and Security Exciting developments are on the horizon for trade and cooperation between Russia and Nigeria. The latest news reveals that a new shipping service, operated by A7 African Cargo Line from Russia, is set to launch operations by mid-June. This venture is not just another commercial route; it signifies a deeper connection between two nations with unique aspirations and challenges. At the outset, two container ships, each…

The Strategic Corridor: Enhancing Connections Between Ethiopia and North Western State of Somalia In the heart of the Horn of Africa, a transformative project is underway, promising to strengthen economic ties and foster community integration across this vibrant region. As Jigjiga's Mayor, Engineer Shafi Ahmed Maalin, eloquently pointed out, This is a vital route for Ethiopia and North Western State of Somalia and for strengthening economic cooperation across the Horn. Such infrastructural endeavors often raise a critical…

Ethiopia's Determination for Sea Access Amid Complex Diplomatic Dynamics Edited By Ali Musa, Axadle Times international–Monitoring ADDIS ABABA - In the ever-evolving geopolitical landscape of the Horn of Africa, Ethiopia stands firm in its ambition to secure access to the sea. Field Marshal Birhanu Jula, the head of Ethiopian National Defense Forces, recently vocalized this aspiration, highlighting its significance at the celebration of the 129th anniversary of the…

The pristine waters of Kenya's coastline are brimming with renewed promise as the Port of Lamu comes into focus as a key player in regional logistics and trade. Recent commitments between Kenya and its neighboring states are setting the stage for Lamu to shine as a transshipment hub. In the vibrant landscape of African trade routes, President William Ruto announced a pivotal development: an agreement with Ethiopia to route significant portions of imported merchandise through Lamu, our…

In a notable development from Gaza, a Hamas official announced that Israeli forces have successfully withdrawn from a strategically important roadway. This step is part of a frail truce agreement that is reportedly being implemented by Israel. "Israeli troops have dismantled their positions, vacating the Netzarim Corridor along Salaheddin Road, thereby allowing vehicles to traverse freely in both directions," remarked a spokesperson from the Hamas-run interior ministry. This new phase marks a significant moment in an…

The curtains have officially closed on the 2024 election polls, leaving the nation abuzz with anticipation as they await the results of a monumental presidential showdown: Will it be the controversial Donald Trump or the determined Kamala Harris triumphing in this historic contest? Key insights into the election: Kamala Harris has claimed victory in Nebraska's 2nd Congressional District, snagging a vital electoral vote in the process. Nebraska's largest city, Omaha, and its suburbs have aligned with Harris, following a…

D'you hear the news? Djibouti City (AX) — The World Bank is coughing up another $90 million to beef up the Djibouti Regional Economic Corridor, a massive infrastructure project intended to improve regional connectivity and trade throughout the Horn of Africa.This fresh capital injection totals the project's financing to a hefty $160 million, building on an initial $70 million greenlighted back in December 2021.The coin will go toward revamping and maintaining three segments of the Djibouti-Addis Southern Corridor, a vital…

While a victory would have ensured that he qualified for CAN 2021, the Madagascar team lost heavily in Ethiopia (4-0) and revived today's opponents. The last day in this group K promises to be exciting. Madagascar may have lost more than one match on Wednesday by losing in Addis Ababa to Ethiopia (3-0). Barea who could compost his ticket for the second time CAN no longer have his fate in hand. And even a victory against Niger, the group's last, in Antananarivo on Tuesday may not be enough for qualification. This defeat…