News Archives - Page 398 of 708 - Horn Diplomat
Friday, May 17, 2024
Home News

News

Statement from Somaliland Presidential Election Observation Mission

Horndiplomat-17 October 2017-As we draw closer to the scheduled Somaliland Presidential Election on 13 November 2017, the political climate is, naturally, becoming heightened, with statements issued by many individuals and groups on a daily basis through online and offline media. As an Election Observation...

Ethiopia: House of Federation Approves Resolution Allowing Federal Gov’t To Form Interim Administration In Tigray

Ethiopian House of Federation
By: Ena Ethiopian House of Federation has anonymously approved a proposed resolution presented to it by the federal government to interfere and establish transitional administration in Tigrai Regional state. The house passed the decision after it discussed on the proposed resolution in its 6th year of the...

UK deepens ties across East Africa

UK State Minister for Africa and Commonwealth Visits Somaliland
Minister for Africa deepens political ties and increases support for refugees and education, on a visit to Uganda, Ethiopia and Somalia. Harriett Baldwin, Foreign Office and DFID Minister for Africa, visited East Africa 4-7 October, travelling to Uganda, Ethiopia and Somalia, including the Somaliland region. Uganda In...

Al-Shabab Urges Parents To Send Their Children To Islamic Schools To Avoid Western Influences

Al-Shabab militants have warned parents in Somalia against sending their children to secular schools and universities. The Al-Qaeda-affiliated group issued the directive in a 26-minute recording released on Thursday. Its spokesman, Sheikh Ali Mohamoud Rage, said children should attend only Islamic schools and claimed other...

Quint group affirms support for Somalia’s stability

Representatives of Qatar, Somalia, Turkiye, the UAE, the UK and the US met in Doha on Monday for their third meeting to discuss the current situation in Somalia, particularly the security, political and humanitarian issues.
Press- Statement Representatives of Qatar, Somalia, Türkiye, the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom, and the United States of America met in Doha on Monday 5th of June 2023, in their 3rd meeting to discuss the current...

U.N. hails renewed ties between Eritrea and Ethiopia, no word on sanctions

UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - The U.N. Security Council on Tuesday welcomed warming ties between Eritrea and Ethiopia, but diplomats said it stopped short of pledging that it could review sanctions on Eritrea after the United States, China, Britain, France and Ivory Coast raised concerns. On...

Taiwan, Israel ink reciprocal driver’s license agreement

Taiwan MOFA Vice Minister Miguel Li-jey Tsao (second right) and Israel Economic and Cultural Office in Taipei Representative Omer Caspi (second left) display an agreement on mutual recognition of driver’s licenses Aug. 24 in Taipei City. (MOFA)
An agreement allowing legally certified drivers in Taiwan and Israel to obtain licenses issued by either side without sitting for written or road skills tests were concluded Aug. 24 in Taipei City, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The pact, which is set to...

Kenya: ‘Valiant lady’ Amina will serve Africa in AU job,Uhuru tells envoys

President Uhuru Kenyatta extolled Foreign Affairs CS Amina Mohamed as he hosted African diplomats at State House on Thursday evening. “You are getting a servant who will work for each and every one of us and who will work for the peace, stability and prosperity...

Ethiopia to Extradite Double-murder Suspect to the US

By: Associated Press An Ethiopian official has revealed his country has finalized preparations to extradite a double-murder suspect to the U.S. either on Monday or Tuesday. The move to extradite 25-year-old Yohannes Nesibu, an Ethiopia- born U.S national, came after the country’s Attorney General made the...

Kenya’s Raila Odinga is ‘sworn in’ as president in big opposition rally

NAIROBI —Thousands of members of Kenya’s opposition party gathered in downtown Nairobi on Tuesday to protest the results of last year’s election, launching what they called a parallel government. The event was purely ceremonial and does not bestow any formal authority on opposition leader Raila...