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Ethiopia, Egypt, Sudan Agree to Further Talks on Disputed Dam

The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam on the Blue Nile river in Ethiopia, seen in a satellite image taken June 26 Source: Maxar Technologies via AP Photo
BY: BLOOMBERG Ethiopia’s government said talks to resolve an impasse over a hydropower dam it’s building on the Nile River reached a “major common understanding” and further negotiations are planned. A meeting convened by the African Union on Tuesday paved the way for a “breakthrough agreement”...

Ethiopia:Hundreds Apprehended in Connection with Conflict b/n Oromia, Somali Regional States

Hundreds of people who are allegedly responsible for the death and displacement of people in the conflict between Oromia and Somali regional states have been apprehended, Government Communication Affairs Office (GCAO) said. Minister of GCAO, Dr. Negeri Lencho told the media today that the suspects...

Saudi business tycoon eyeing investment in Somaliland

The Vice President of Somaliland and Team met with Saudi Arabia’s Senior Government officials and business community.
Horndiplomat-Officials from Saudi chamber of commerce had a meeting with Somaliland delegation led by the vice president Abdirahman Abdilahi Ismail "Saili" at Jeddah. The two sides focusing on the meeting to strengthen the relationship between Saudi Arabia Somaliland and to create a new environment of business...

Solja Hosts Somaliland Annual Media Summit and Cawke Media Award 2018

Horndiplomat-The 3d Somaliland Media Summit (SMS) arranged by Somaliland Journalist Association (Solja) and supported by a National endowment held at Ambassador hotel, Hargeisa.Horndiplomat Reports Annual Media Summit and Awke Award 2018 commencement meeting will have discussed positive and negative impacts on Somaliland journalists. At the end of...

US and EU criticise Raila oath, call for respect of law

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The US Department of State and the European Union have slammed Nasa leader Raila Odinga’s January 30 ‘swearing-in’ and the shutdown of television stations. In separate press statements posted on their websites on Thursday, they emphasised that all leaders and the government should obey the Kenyan Constitution...

Somaliland: EU launches the Berbera Beach Project with the Berbera Municipality

The European Union held a ground-breaking ceremony to launch the Berbera Beach Development, part of the EU funded Urban development project that was launched in 2020. Today, the European Union held a ground-breaking ceremony to launch the Berbera Beach Development, part of the EU funded...

AUC appeals for calm in Ethiopia

AUC Chairperson appeals for calm in Ethiopia
The Chairperson of the African Union Commission, Moussa Faki Mahamat is monitoring the recent developments in Ethiopia closely, following the killing of the Ethiopian Artist and musician Haacaalu Hundeessaa. The violence has claimed many lives so far with scores of people injured. The Chairperson wishes...

Dahabshiil CEO Delights Somali Women, Youth Entrepreneurs by Pledging Lower Service Rates at SIDA Event Launch

Abdirashid Duale, Dahabshiil Group Chief Executive, infinitely pleased women and youth entrepreneurs by announcing that Dahabshil Bank International and its microfinance department will, in future, encourage them through very much lowered services to ease access to financial services. "Women and youth are at the top...

Ethiopian Airlines plane trailed smoke, debris before crash: witnesses

Ethiopian Federal policemen stand at the scene of the Ethiopian Airlines Flight ET 302 plane crash, near the town of Bishoftu, southeast of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia March 11, 2019. REUTERS/Tiksa Negeri
By:REUTERS An Ethiopian Airlines plane that crashed on Sunday, killing all 157 people onboard, was trailing smoke and making a strange sound before it came down, two witnesses said. Malka Galato, the farmer whose land the plane crashed on, told Reuters he saw small items that...

US to probe Somali airstrike claims

Claim and counter-claim emerged on Wednesday after at least 22 soldiers were killed and 15 other people wounded in an alleged U.S. airstrike which hit a Somali army base. Reports from the region said the incident took place early Wednesday, 14 kilometers (9 miles) east...