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In an unsettling turn of events at EY’s London offices, over a third of the cleaning staff—approximately 20 employees—face the looming threat of job loss. This proposed job cut raises serious questions about job security in the increasingly unpredictable landscape of outsourced labor. To provide context, these workers are not directly employed by EY; instead, they are contracted through Mitie, a British subcontractor specializing in cleaning services. Representatives from their union revealed that nearly 48 out of 55…

Shifting Tides in Cameroon: The Political Landscape Under Paul Biya The recent political upheaval in Cameroon emerges against a backdrop of heightened scrutiny and unease regarding President Paul Biya's enduring reign. With growing public discontent regarding his prolonged grip on power, health concerns, and increasingly uncertain succession plans, the stage is set for change. Questions loom large: How will these shifts impact the nation’s future? Will they catalyze the democratic change many Cameroonians yearn for?…

Strengthening Ties: A Meeting of Minds in Defense Mogadishu—A significant meeting took place on Wednesday at the Ministry of Defense headquarters in the heart of Somalia's capital. Somali Minister of Defense Ahmed Moalim Fiqi welcomed the newly appointed British Ambassador to Somalia, Charles Nicholas King. This gathering was not merely a formality; it symbolized a renewed commitment to forge stronger ties between Somalia and the United Kingdom, particularly in the realm of security and defense. The discussions revolved…

Las Anod (AX) — This Sunday, an important chapter in the political landscape of the Sool region will unfold. A high-level conference dedicated to the finalization of the newly recognized SSC-Khaatumo regional state is set to commence in Las Anod, the heart of this nascent region. After extensive preparations, the atmosphere is charged with both anticipation and a hint of tension. The significance of this gathering cannot be understated; it represents not merely another meeting, but a pivotal moment aimed at laying the…

Mogadishu (AX) — In a notable development in East African geopolitics, Egypt and Eritrea have pledged to enhance their political and security cooperation. This commitment emerged from a high-level dialogue between their foreign ministers, which took place shortly after Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sissi's meeting with Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud. On Thursday, the phone call between Egypt’s Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty and Eritrea’s Foreign Minister Osman Saleh solidified the assurance of their…

The Future of Cryptocurrency in Nigeria: Balancing Innovation and Responsibility In an era defined by lightning-speed innovation, we find ourselves caught between excitement and responsibility. The advent of digital assets has transformed the fabric of our financial landscape, unfolding a tapestry of possibilities intertwined with a set of challenges that demand our attention. As we delve into this evolving frontier, it's paramount to consider: how do we protect the integrity of our financial systems while nurturing…

CAIRO, EGYPT - In a world where alliances can make or break nations, Somalia and Egypt are choosing the path of solidarity. A recent meeting between Somalia's President, Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, and Egypt's President, Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi, illuminated the potential of a partnership ripe with possibilities. These two leaders, brought together by common goals, acknowledge the pressing need to boost their countries’ security and trade relationships. The strong ties of friendship between Somalia and Egypt have woven through…

Immigration Updates: The Trump Administration's Controversial Deportations The Impact of Recent Deportations on Migrants and Their Future In a significant and controversial move, the Trump administration has deported eight migrants to South Sudan, a nation rife with political instability and safety concerns. This action followed their over month-long detention at a U.S. military base in Djibouti, a situation that has drawn both attention and criticism from various corners. The Department of Homeland…

Retired Chief Justice David Maraga's Protest Experience Retired Chief Justice David Maraga Faces Security Withdrawal After Protests On June 25, retired Chief Justice David Maraga made headlines as he joined protests in Nairobi, calling for the immediate reinstatement of his police guards, a move that has stirred both support and controversy. His participation in the rallies raises important questions about the nature of police protection in a democratic society, especially for public…

Mogadishu (AX) — In a heartfelt plea for peace, Somali Minister of Internal Security, Abdullahi Sheikh Ismail Fartaag, has urgently called for an end to the ongoing and tragic inter-clan clashes that have escalated in Abudwak, a town nestled in the northern part of the Galgaduud region. The recent violence has not only disrupted the lives of residents but also raised troubling questions about the fragility of community harmony in this historically rich area. In a statement released on Sunday, Minister Fartaag…