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IS Militants Seize Town in Somalia’s Puntland

Pro-Islamic State militants have seized their first big town in the Puntland region of Somalia, officials and residents told VOA. The militants moved into the Red Sea town of Qandala, 90 miles east of Bosaso, in the early hours of Wednesday without any confrontations. Officials from...

Somalia’s ex-leader says soldiers attacked his residence, says president to blame

Former Somali president Hassan Sheikh Mohamud said on Sunday that soldiers had attacked his residence and that President Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed was responsible. REUTERS/Feisal Omar (SOMALIA - Tags: POLITICS) - RTR3OJU4
By:REUTERS Former Somali president Hassan Sheikh Mohamud said on Sunday that soldiers had attacked his residence and that President Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed was responsible. His accusation came as Somali soldiers exchanged gunfire in the streets of the capital Mogadishu, in a sign of deepening splits in...

Kenya exempts South Sudan from eVisa list

By: BBC News The Kenyan government has exempted South Sudan from a list of 100 countries whose citizens must make an online visa application. South Sudan's foreign ministry had formally complained to Kenya requesting for special consideration. This is because the country has a poor internet connection...

Ethiopia’s National Dialogue Vital for Horn: Somali, Eritrean Scholars

Ethiopia’s National Dialogue is of vital importance for the Horn of Africa region, scholars from Somalia and Eritrea said.
 By ENA Ethiopia’s National Dialogue is of vital importance for the Horn of Africa region, scholars from Somalia and Eritrea said. Speaking to ENA, Chairperson of Somalia’s Institute for Federalism and Security Analyst,  Sonkor Geyre, said Ethiopia’s National Dialogue will play a vital role in the...

The USA May Impose Visa Restriction on Eritrea

Since 1967, Eritreans have been escaping their country and ending up in different countries of the West where most are now naturalized citizens. In the Middle East however, where the laws do not allow naturalization, many have lived for decades and died as aliens....

Britain plans European-led Gulf force after tanker seizure

Britain's Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt takes part in a Conservative Party leadership hustings event in Exeter, southwest England on June 28, 2019. - Britain's leadership contest is taking the two contenders on a month-long nationwide tour where they will each attempt to reach out to grassroots Conservatives in their bid to become prime minister. (Photo by GEOFF CADDICK / AFP)
By: AFP Britain on Monday said it was planning a European-led protection force for shipping in the Gulf after Iranian authorities seized a British-flagged tanker in a dramatic escalation of tensions in the region. Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt condemned Iran's actions as "state piracy" while at...

Kenya:Ruto’s shuttle diplomacy for Amina job to cost millions

KENYA has chartered a private plane for Deputy President William Ruto’s pan-African campaign for Foreign Affairs CS Amina Mohamed in a move reminiscent of the Sh100 million “Hustler Jet” scandal of 2013. Kenya has launched a massive diplomatic offensive to have Mohamed replace South Africa’s...

Somalia basketball legend Bana Ali succumbs to COVID-19

Somalia basketball legend Bana Ali succumbs to COVID-19
By:FIBA LONDON (England) -  It's with great sorrow that FIBA Africa confirms the passing of Bana Ali, Head of International Relations for Somalia Basketball Federation and FIBA Africa Zone 5 Head of Marketing. Ali's 2020 to-do list was starting to shape up. He had ensured that...

Yahoo hack: World’s biggest data breach could compromise Verizon deal and cost hundreds of millions of dollars

Analyst estimates the breach could shave $100 million to $200 million off the closing price of the deal. Yahoo on Thursday has revealed it has suffered from what could be the biggest data breach in history. While its users are still digesting the news, the massive...

After Brexit Vote, the President of the European Commission warns the UK, “time is almost up.”

EU President Jean-Claude Juncker:
Statement by President Juncker on the outcome of the Meaningful Vote in the United Kingdom House of Commons. Following is the press release: Brussels, 15 January 2019 I take note with regret of the outcome of the vote in the House of Commons this evening. On the EU...