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THE GUNS OF OCTOBER: How The Invasion Of Somalia Changed Kenya

by Patrick Gathara When Kenyan troops crossed the proverbial Rubicon and entered Somalia nearly six years ago, it caught almost everyone by surprise. It was Kenya’s first sustained and significant foray into its troubled neighbors territory and ran counter to the country’s historic pacifism -at...

Kenya Airways Resumes Direct Flights to Mogadishu

Kenya Airways to launch Somalia flights Thursday
Kenya Airways has reintroduced nonstop flights to Mogadishu, Somalia, in an effort to increase footprints within the region. The thrice-weekly flights will bring about nonstop travel, focusing on reduced travel time and enhanced accessibility between...

Ethiopia declares six-month state of emergency In Tigray Regional State

Ethiopia declares six-month state of emergency In Tigray Regional State
By: Staff writer Ethiopian Council of Ministers, in its 21st extraordinary session today, has declared a six-month state of Emergency in Tigray regional state. The State of Emergency was declared in accordance with article 93/1/A of the Ethiopian constitution, according to a statement issued by the...

East Africa’s Ray of Hope in a Challenging Year for Democracy

People wave flags as soldiers and other military personnel of Somalia's breakaway territory of Somaliland march past during an Independence Day celebration parade in the capital, Hargeisa on May 18, 2016. MOHAMED ABDIWAHAB/AFP VIA GETTY IMAGES
By: MUSA BIHI ABDI , PRESIDENT, REPUBLIC OF SOMALILAND, NEWSWEEK key tenet of President Joe Biden's foreign policy is cooperation with like-minded, democratic partners that share America's goals. There has been no greater need than today for this new strategy, as conflicts simmer or flare up around...

Somaliland:Hundreds of Thousands of Children affected after Tropical Cyclone Sagar Sweeps Over Somaliland

Horndiplomat-The Save Children Somaliland Released Press statement about the Tropical Cyclone Sagar Sweeps Over Somaliland. Save the Children Statement Monday 21st May 2017-A powerful tropical cyclone with winds in excess of 120 km/per hour and an entire year’s worth of rain in just a few days has left...

Somalia Car Bombing Wounds Security Guards Working for UN

Four security guards working for the United Nations have been wounded after a car bomb explosion near their compound in Mogadishu, Somali officials said. All the victims are Somalis. One of them, the chief of the local security guards, suffered severe injuries, officials said. Reuters...

Daad Madheedh Wins Somaliland regional Tournament

Daad Madheedh Wins Somaliland regional Tournament
By: Staff writer The Somaliland Football Tournament that opened on 26 October in Hargeisa, the capital of Somaliland, concluded with an exciting match between Maroodijeeh region and Daadmadheedh region. The Daadmadheedh region won the match 2-1, with an estimated crowd of 20,000 people packing Hargeisa Stadium. The...

Ethiopia, Qatar Sharpen Business Ties

Ethiopian Ambassador to Qatar, Metasebia Tadesse held a brief session with Qatari Businessmen organized by the Ethiopian Embassy in Doha.( January 18)
Ethiopian Ambassador to Qatar, Metasebia Tadesse held a brief session with Qatari Businessmen organized by the Ethiopian Embassy in Doha.( January 18) Ambassador Metasebia appreciated and thanked Qatar Chamber’s efforts to pursue and cooperate with Ethiopia, support business relations, deepen duo communication between business communities...

Entrepreneurs help farmers hold back Somaliland’s desert

Mustafa Duale surveys a herd of camels in Qoolcadey, western Somaliland. The animals no longer have to be sent to Ethiopia for grazing as a result of the reservoir he built © Andres Schipani
By: Financial times Mustafa Duale grabs his binoculars to check on 450 camels grazing on what used to be barren land in western Somaliland — an unrecognised state in the Horn of Africa, between the encroaching desert and the Gulf of Aden, which declared independence...

Six million Somalis face starvation

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International aid agencies are warning that six million Somalis need urgent help to avoid starvation. Somalia is now facing the most severe drought in living memory; half the population is going hungry. Al Jazeera’s Mohammed Adow reports from Mogadishu, Somalia. Reported by Mohammed Adow SOURCE:ALJAZEERA