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Kidnappings Ignite Concerns Over a Resurgence of Kenya’s Troubling History

Witnessed here, a poignant mother-son reunion, Billy Mwangi exudes an air of reticence, a shadow cast by his recent ordeal. In the bustling heart of Kenya, whispers echo through the streets. Over 80 individuals, known for their outspoken criticisms of government policies, have simply vanished over the last half-year. The public's reaction? A tempestuous uproar. With an air of determination, a judge has issued a stern ultimatum to top security brass: face imprisonment for contempt of court unless they present…

The Misalignment of Federalism and Somalia: A Troubling Failure

Back when Somalia first dipped its toes into federalism, there was real hope in the air—an honest chance to stitch our country back together after endless chaos and strife. The idea of empowering regions, sharing power wisely, and acknowledging local priorities seemed a promising path. Yet, here we are, more fragmented than united. If we're to grasp why federalism collapsed, we've got to see Somalia for what it is, not just some textbook example of a system that works great in places like Germany or the USA. We ain't those…

Ottawa’s Surveillance of Somali Officers Through Wiretaps is Troubling and Harmful

I inquire if he's anxious his odds took a hit due to mentioning his brother on his application. He adamantly shakes his head, retorting, "Integrity and honesty are core to being a cop,” he asserts with conviction. When the Ottawa Police Service didn't respond, he broadened his search, applying to the Toronto and Kingston Police Services. Each one led to the same outcome. J immerses himself in work that channels his zeal for crime-fighting. He juggles two jobs: one in a youth group home, and another as a youth worker and…

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