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Dahabshiil lobbies Muslims to help starving Somalis

Africans living overseas have been challenged to assist their countrymen back on the continent facing starvation due to prolonged drought. Dahabshiil Chief Executive Officer Abdirashid Duale, on Tuesday called on the international community to continue assisting African countries worst hit by the devastating drought. Speaking while...

Somalia PM Hamza Abdi Barre Arrives Djibouti

Somalia PM Hamza Abdi Barre Arrives Djibouti
By : Zakeriye ahmed Horndiplomat Correspondent The Prime Minister of Somalia, Hamza Abdi Barre, arrived in Djibouti for a three-day official working visit to hold bilateral talks with the Djibouti government officials after receiving an official invitation...

Somalia internet connection restored after 23 days total blackout

By:Abdur Rahman Alfa Shaban  After over three weeks outage, Somalia has its internet connection restored, journalists in the Horn of Africa nation are reporting. Reports, however, indicate that it is not a full restoration given that places in South and Central Somalia all have connection. Other...

Somalia:Former Leaders Accused Gov’t of Failing Its responsibility to protect civilians 

By:Jama farah ,HornDiplomat Contributor Former Somalia Presidents Sharif Sheikh Ahmed and Hassan Sheikh Mohamud visit hospitals to meet with victims of the bombing. The two leaders accused the govt of “failing its responsibility” to protect civilians from terror attacks. After the visit, the former of head of...

South Korea to deploy troops to Somali waters amid speculation over Hormuz Strait mission

South Korea to deploy troops to Somali waters amid speculation over Hormuz Strait mission
By: Yonhap News Agency SEOUL, Aug. 13 (Yonhap) -- South Korea was set to dispatch a fresh batch of troops to the Gulf of Aden on Tuesday for anti-piracy efforts, the Navy said, amid speculation the contingent could also undertake missions in the Strait of...

Somalia imposes Kenyan khat import ban

Somalia's ban on Kenyan flights carrying the herbal stimulant khat has come into force, with no explanation as to why or how long it will be in place. But the semi-autonomous region Puntland region is among some federal states defying the ban. Khat is popular in...

The European Union and young Somali artists come together to combat Covid-19

The European Union and young Somali artists come together to combat Covid-19
In a bid to fight the spread of COVID-19, the EU Delegation to Somalia is joining hands with young Somali artists to create awareness about the pandemic in Somalia. In the coming weeks, it will feature artwork on its social media accounts that documents...

In Somalia, A Female Taxi Driver Defies Convention

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By:Agence France-Presse At 19 years old, Asha Mohamed is divorced and drives a taxi in Somalia, defying conventions to support her family in one of the world's most conservative and dangerous countries. For the past year, the young woman has crisscrossed the capital Mogadishu in her...

Somalia’s Government and Al-Shabab Disown Peace Talks

Al-Shabaab militants train at a camp on the outskirts of Afgoye district in Somalia's lower Shabelle region on October 20, 2009. PHOTO | ABDIRASHID ABDULLE ABIKAR | AFP
By: Zakeriye Ahmed, Horndiplomat correspondent Somalia's government and Al-Shabab militants have denied the existence of any talks between them, hours after Somalia's deputy defence minister, MP Abdulfatah Kasim Mohamud, told the local media that Al-Shabab militants had...

U.S. Urges Resolution of Somalia’s Electoral Impasse

UN Delegation Discusses Support For Jubaland And Welcomes Elections Developments
By :U.S. Embassy in Somalia The United States urges President Farmaajo and Somalia’s national leadership to act now to resolve the political impasse that threatens Somalia’s future and find agreement with Federal Member State leaders to allow the conduct of parliamentary and presidential elections immediately....