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In a remarkable turn of diplomatic dialogue, Denmark’s Foreign Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen recently engaged in an enlightening discussion with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio regarding the Arctic landscape. This conversation unfolded amidst ongoing interest from the Trump administration in the fate of Greenland, the stunning autonomous territory of Denmark, which has captured the imagination of many—particularly President Trump, who seems to have an unquenchable thirst for control. During their 20-minute phone call,…

In the bustling world of academia, Dutch researcher Holger Caesar has embarked on an intriguing mission—and he’s doing it in style. Pedaling through the frenetic afternoon rush hour, he rides a bicycle that’s anything but ordinary; it’s a high-tech marvel burdened with an ambitious goal: to gather vital data that might just save lives someday. His electric blue steed, outfitted with an impressive arsenal of laser sensors and scanners, zips among a throng of students making their way home from the hallowed halls of Delft…

Mogadishu, AX - The North Western State of Somalia government is taking decisive steps to regain authority over its own airspace, a move that's stirring the pot with Somalia. This airspace, which Somalia currently manages, had once been under global supervision before it passed into Somali hands some years back. Fuad Ahmed Nuuh, the bigwig at the helm of North Western State of Somalia's Aviation and Airport Development, declared that reclaiming control of the skies is numero uno on their to-do list. This maneuver comes…

MOGADISHU, Somalia - The folks over in the United States are gearing up to fork out a whopping $28 million for the people of Somalia. The focus here is squarely on beefing up security and making sure food is getting to where it's needed the most. It’s all part of a grand vision to ease the burden on families that are grappling with tough economic times and Mother Nature acting up. This cash infusion aims to lend a helping hand to more than 80,000 homes, which translates to a potential boon for a whopping half a…

NUSOJ Secretary General Omar Faruk Osman addressed the press, flanked by fellow journalists, during a significant event dedicated to the International Day to End Impunity Against Journalists in Mogadishu. The Somali government, alongside various diplomats stationed in the country, has made a united plea for enhanced safety measures for media professionals. This initiative comes as they vow to create a more secure atmosphere for journalists working within the nation. During the event, Farah Sheikh Abdulkadir, the…

Hassan recounted discovering the boy’s mother near the front pond, where Mohamed often ran. "She kept insisting her son was in the pond, and I tried to comfort her by saying, 'Let's stay hopeful; maybe he just wandered off, and someone will spot him,'" Hassan remembered vividly. By half-past nine in the evening, authorities notified the family they had found something in the water. Confirmation of Mohamed’s recovery came at around 10 p.m. This heartbreaking event echoes another sorrowful incident from June, when 4-year-old…

A recent parliamentary investigation has revealed a troubling lack of dam inspectors within the Department of Water and Sanitation. This alarming situation comes on the heels of the catastrophic failure of three dams in the Western Cape back in August. The aftermath of the collapse was devastating, as it displaced over a hundred individuals, wreaking havoc on their livelihoods and communities. To put things into perspective, dam owners are legally obligated to provide safety evaluations conducted by certified inspectors.…

The Rwandan government has taken significant action by shutting down thousands of churches, including a remarkable 100 situated in caves. This decision stems from a variety of pressing concerns linked to safety, public health, and regulatory compliance. Many of these places of worship have been critiqued for inadequate sound insulation and the dubious, transactional nature of certain religious practices. As Usta Kaitesi, the Chief Executive of the Rwanda Governance Board (RGB), articulates, a considerable number of these…

Two weeks after an international arrest warrant was issued against Karim Keïta, son of former Malian President Ibrahim Boubacar Keïta, as part of the investigation into the disappearance of a Malian journalist, his lawyers are on the plate. They claim that the inquiry has a "political" basis and advise its client not to return to Mali to answer for justice.…

NAIROBI, Kenya - Hundreds of Tigrayans have reportedly been detained in Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia, amid the conflict between the Tigrayan defense forces. and the federal government takes on a new dimension, probably at increasing levels. In a detailed report released by Reuters, police have been on the run, targeting innocent Tigray civilians, since the Ethiopian National Defense Forces lost Mekelle, the regional administrative capital of Tigray. The detentions in the Ethiopian capital are the third wave…