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AU Mission in Somalia Resumes Drawdown After 3-Month Pause   

(1/1) FILE - Ugandan peacekeepers with the African Transition Mission in Somalia (ATMIS) stand next to their armored vehicle on a street in Mogadishu, May 10, 2022.
By : Harun Maruf, VOA The African Union Transition Mission in Somalia on Sunday resumed handing over security responsibilities to Somali government forces after a three-month pause, officials said. The mission known as...

Kenya: Government imposes Dusk To Down Curfew In Parts Of Garissa

Kenya Interior CS Fred Matiang'i
By:Abdiaziz Daud , Horndiplomat Correspondent in Kenya, @Abdiaaziiz  The government has announced a dusk to dawn curfew in some parts of Garissa County effective from Wednesday, March 23 owing to rising cases of insecurity fueled by land conflicts. In a statement, the Interior CS Fred Matiang'i said the 30-day...

Kenya:3 dead in Lamu attacks as suspected Al Shabaab militants behead, shoot villagers

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By KALUME KAZUNGU More by this Author Four people have been beheaded by suspected Al-Shabaab militants in  Lamu West. A senior administrator in Hindi Division who spoke to the Nation Wednesday morning said about 30 heavily armed men in military gear raided Silini-Mashambani Village at around 6.30pm...

Somaliland: ELM Schools’ Popularity Linked to Competency-Based Curriculum Practiced

Somaliland: ELM Schools’ Popularity Linked to Competency-Based Curriculum Practiced
By:Kenyans In Africa, Kenya's education sector has been recognised as one of the most progressive, producing academic giants of global standing. This has seen many countries in the continent visit the country on benchmarking missions with an aim of improving their education systems. This is the case...

Kenya suspends Dadaab refugee camp closure for six months

(AFP) - Kenya on Wednesday agreed to suspend the closure of Dabaab refugee camp, the world's largest, for six months after coming under fire over the fate of its 280,000 inhabitants, most of them Somalis. The decision to push the deadline back to May 2017...

Eritrea:Former South African Ambassador, Prof Iqbal Jhazbhay, Explained Eritrea

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Former South Africa Ambassador to Eritrea, Prof. Iqbal Jhazbhay, explores the steadfastness of the people and Government of Eritrea; the role of the Eritrean Diaspora; the rich natural resources; Geo-strategic importance; the constructive role on Red Sea & Horn of Africa Region; negative media...

Ethiopian delegation Meets with UN Human Rights Chief

A High-Level Ethiopian delegation Meets UN Rights Chief========================
Horndiplomat-Ethiopian Dr. Gedion and Timotheos, Deputy Attorney General of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia accompanied by Ambassador Zenebe Kebede, Ethiopia’s Permanent Representative to the UN Office at Geneva and other International Organisations in Switzerland had a meeting with Ms. Michelle Bachelet, UN High...

South Sudan Buys Weapons Amid Famine: UN

BY AFP “We have not bought arms for the last of two-three years” – Government Spokesman South Sudan’s government is spending its oil revenue on weapons as the country descends into a famine largely caused by Juba’s military operations, according to a confidential UN report. The report...

Somalia’s President Holds Bilateral Talks with Chinese President Xi JinPing

Horndiplomat-Somalia's President Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo held bilateral discussions with President Xi Jinping,the President of the People's Republic of China and General Secretar y of the Communist Party of China ahead of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation. President Farmajo commended President Xi Jinping on his reform...

Tanzania leader tells off MPs on Magufuli comparison

AFPCopyright: AFP President Samia has been hailed for being unafraid to take the country in a new direction
By: BBC AFRICA Tanzania's President Samia Suluhu Hassan has asked parliament to stop debates comparing her with her predecessor John Magufuli. She said she was disappointed that the parliament was discussing her differences with the former president, who died on 17 March, rather than focusing on...