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Covid-19: Eritrea to ban all commercial flights from midnight of March 25

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By: Hassan Jama, Horndiplomat regional contributor Eritrea on Wednesday confirmed its fourth case of the coronavirus (Covid-19) and also banned all commercial flights. Horndipomat reports Eritrea has also announced that so far four people were tested positive for coronavirus. The following statement was issued today by Eritrea...

Somalia to Receive Debt Relief under the Enhanced HIPC Initiative

Somalia to Receive Debt Relief under the Enhanced HIPC Initiative
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank's International Development Association have determined that Somalia has taken the necessary steps to begin receiving debt relief under the enhanced Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative. Somalia is the 37th country to reach this milestone, known...

How Coronavirus affected African Economy.

How Coronavirus affected African Economy
Till now, some countries in sub-Saharan Africa have officially been affected by the COVID-19 disease including Nigeria and Senegal which were the first sub-Sahara African countries affected by the virus. But the economic consequences of the coronavirus outbreak are already being experienced on the...

Water Mission Joins Fight Against Global Spread of COVID-19

Water Mission Joins Fight Against Global Spread of COVID-19
Water Mission Joins Fight Against Global Spread of COVID-19   Emergency resources available for developing countries with vulnerable healthcare systems  Charleston, SC – March 16, 2020– In response to the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak, Water Mission, a nonprofit Christian engineering organization, is bringing urgently needed safe water and hygiene solutions to under-resourced communities in developing nations. Water Mission is meeting emergency-related water and...

Press Release: Somali NGO community takes the threat posed by COVID-19

Somalia NGO Consortium
This virus does not care if you have already been affected by drought, locust and conflict. It doesn’t care where you live in or if you have access to healthcare. The virus doesn't care, but we must. The Somali NGO community takes the threat...

Somaliland Closes Borders To Prevent Spread of COVID19

Somaliland Closes Borders To Prevent Spread of COVID19
By: Mohamed Duale Somaliland closes all land borders and halts movements except Food commodities, fuel and Medicine amid fears of COVID-19. Horndiplomat reports The government of Somaliland also imposed all Airport arrivals will be placed in a compulsory quarantine for 14 days of their expenses. "We close...

Op-Ed: If The Somali Region Wants To Become A Respected Partner In Any Future Coalition Government In Addis Ababa, It Must Learn From The Lessons Learned

Written by: Awale Shirwa twitter: @Awale11 The aim of this short article is to highlight challenges and opportunities facing the Somali Region (DDS) in this critical juncture. It also tries to support the argument which claims the Somali Region was allocated fraction of the investments...

Ethiopia closes all its borders to prevent COVID-19 spread

Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed
By:MoDuale Ethiopia closed all its borders to prevent the spread of COVID19, state TV quoted Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed as saying. According to Addisstandard, This is besides the 14-day mandatory quarantine for air travelers arriving in Ethiopia effective today. The government has also allocated 5...

Eritrea, Uganda confirm first cases as COVID-19

Breaking: Somalia confirms first coronavirus case
By:Jama Farah ,Horndiplomat Contributor Eritrea has confirmed its first coronavirus case, in a traveler arriving from Norway, its information minister said on Saturday. "The Ministry of Health announced this evening the first confirmed case of a coronavirus patient who arrived at Asmara International Airport from Norway...

Digital Nomads: In Somaliland where 95% of the country has internet

Digital Nomads: In Somaliland where 95% of the country has internet
It’s past the close of work on Friday evening when I receive *Richard’s email. It’s a few minutes after we publish Martha’s experience across five African cities. Richard, a business and tech journalist tells me he would like to share his experience of living in Somaliland...