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Kenyan accused of throwing baby into ocean arrested

AFPCopyright: AFP The Kenya Red Cross earlier said that the infant was safe at its rescue centre (file photo)
By: BBC AFRICA Kenyan police have arrested a woman accused of throwing her eight-month-old baby into the Indian Ocean on Sunday. Witnesses told local media that the woman allegedly tossed the baby into the ocean from...

African countries defend large delegations at COP28

AFPCopyright: AFP Nigeria's President Bola Tinubu has attended the climate conference in Dubai
By: BBC AFRICA Several African governments are defending their decision to send large delegations to the COP28 climate conference in Dubai amid widespread criticism of financial extravagance. The UN's attendance list revealed that Nigeria,...

Türkiye hails UN decision to lift Somalia arms embargo

Türkiye Foreign Ministry
By: AA Türkiye on Saturday welcomed a decision by the UN Security Council to lift an arms embargo on Somalia. "We wish this historic decision will usher a new era which will sow...

Somaliland Opposes Lifting of Arms Embargo on Somalia

Somaliland logo
 By: Staff writer Somaliland has expressed "deep concerns" over the United Nations Security Council's decision to lift the arms embargo on Somalia, citing significant risks to regional security The following statement was issued today...

UN Security Council lifts Somalia arms embargo after 3 decades

UN Security Council will meet to discuss Somalia's political crisis photo credit Hiiraanonline
By: UN NEWS Recognizing the benchmarks reached on implementing the security transition, the Somalia Transition Plan and the national security architecture, the Security Council today unanimously adopted a resolution lifting the arms embargo on the Federal Government of Somalia.

Private sector urged to play role in climate change fight

By :The star The private sector can play a critical role in fighting climate change in the world, Dahabshiil Group Chief Executive Officer Abdirashid Duale says. Speaking on the day COP 28 summit opened in Dubai,...

Somali Pirates Tried to Hijack an Israeli-Owned Ship. Security Officials Are Perplexed

THE CENTRAL PARK SEEN IN A VESSEL FINDER PHOTO.
By: THE VICE When the U.S. Navy received a distress call Sunday from an Israeli-owned commercial ship off the coast of Yemen, the assumption was, according to U.S. and European intelligence officials, that Iranian-backed Houthi militants had targeted the...

The Kosovo Conditions and the Case for American Unilateral Recognition of Somaliland

Waving flag of the country Somaliland. Vector illustration.
By: Oliver McPherson-Smith, Jendayi Frazer INTRODUCTION Since the turn of the millennium, the United States has extended sovereign recognition to four countries—East Timor (2002), Montenegro (2006), Kosovo (2008), and South Sudan (2011). In three of these cases,...

Somali refugee wins U.N. award for efforts to educate displaced children

This handout picture by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) shows Abdullahi Mire, the winner of the U.N. refugee agency’s prestigious Nansen Award posing for a picture in one of the libraries he established in Kenya’s Dadaab refugee camp. | Photo Credit: AFP
By: AFP A former Somali refugee intent on bringing books and education to his compatriots languishing in sprawling camps in Kenya was on Tuesday named the winner of the UN refugee agency’s prestigious Nansen Award. Abdullahi...

Ethiopia bus crash kills 20 near Kenyan border

Ethiopia bus crash kills 20 near Kenyan border
By: BBC News Twenty people have died in a bus crash in southern Ethiopia with more than 30 others sustaining injuries, the local authorities have said. The accident happened in the country’s Oromia...