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Somalia’s Political Crossroads: President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud's Challenges MOGADISHU, Somalia – As the clock ticks down to Somalia’s national elections, President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud finds himself navigating rough political waters. With only a year left in his term, he faces mounting pressure as discord between the federal government and regional states threatens the nation’s delicate political balance. President Mohamud is championing the adoption of a one-person, one-vote electoral system. However, this vision has…

The recent tumultuous weather has wreaked havoc in KwaZulu-Natal and the Eastern Cape, leaving behind a trail of destruction that no one anticipated. Over 80 homes have been obliterated, and more than 500 families are grappling with the aftermath. The chilling scenes painted by heavy snowfall, fierce winds, and violent hailstorms in KZN speak volumes about nature's unpredictable fury and its impact on fragile infrastructure. Power outages ripple through communities, leaving them in darkness and uncertainty. Meanwhile, the…

Last week, President Salva Kiir sought to reassure his fellow citizens amid ongoing security concerns in the world’s newest nation, proclaiming that peace has been restored across South Sudan. His words may resonate well in the hearts of many, offering a glimmer of hope after years of turmoil. Yet, amidst the undulating rhythms of political change, life continues much as it has before, with Kiir evidently emerging as a stronger figure in South Sudanese politics. It's noteworthy to mention that various government officials…

The relentless grip of winter storms across the central and eastern United States has wrought havoc, with official reports confirming a tragic rise in the death toll to at least 14. The region has been battered by torrential floods, fierce winds, and plunge in temperatures that can only be described as bone-chilling. The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued urgent warnings regarding an incoming winter storm system. This formidable system is expected to usher in arctic air that could cause unprecedented cold, with wind…

The Gulf of Guinea's oil producer is diversifying its economic system, and to take action it has determined to deal with the Central African Financial Neighborhood (CEMAC) market, which has virtually 50 million individuals. customers. Six Gabonese industrial firms have been permitted in accordance with the overall profit charge from CEMAC. Within the coming days, 70 "Made in Gabon" merchandise will…