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Le Pen’s success and ‘racist newspeak’

For more than a decade, a new kind of 'newspeak' - coded racism - has become prevalent in France By Thomas Guenole - The writer is political scientist and author of Islamo-psychose , Fayard Publishing, 2017. In the 2017 French presidential election, Marine Le Pen reached a...

Photos:In Senegal, Iran and Saudi Arabia vie for religious influence

By Tim Cocks and Bozorgmehr Sharafedin | DAKAR In an upmarket suburb of Senegal's seaside capital, a branch of Iran's Al-Mustafa University teaches Senegalese students Shi'ite Muslim theology, among other subjects. The branch director is Iranian and a portrait of Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali...

Anthony Sawina convicted of shooting Somali-Americans

Anthony Sawina targeted group in Minnesota as they headed to prayers, wounding two, after threatening to 'kill all'. A jury has convicted a white man of attempted murder for shooting and wounding two Somali-American men who were on their way to Ramadan prayers in Minneapolis...

The Pentagon would consider sending more US troops to Somalia

By: Andrew deGrandpre, The Trump administration would consider deploying additional U.S. troops to Somalia should the troubled African nation request greater military aid to combat al-Qaida loyalists there, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis indicated Thursday. "That's a decision we'll take if it's broached to us, and we'll...

World Bank Group Supports Public Private Dialogue to Spur Economic Recovery in Somalia

LONDON, May 11, 2017- On the sidelines of the UK-hosted Conference on Somalia, the Somali government and high level business actors endorsed a Public-Private Cooperation Agreement to Accelerate Somalia’s Economic Recovery. The event was supported by the World Bank Group and the British Department...

US:5 Kenyans, 67 Somalis deported from US over immigration issues

Five Kenyans are among 72 people deported from the US over immigration issues. The rest are Somalis. Police and immigration officials said a private plane carrying the 72 individuals landed at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport Friday morning after a long journey that started from...

Somalia and its backers sign security pact to beef up army

By Estelle Shirbon | LONDON Somalia's government and its foreign backers on Thursday signed a security pact which they presented as a road map toward building a functional national army capable of taking on the fight against al Shabaab militants. The al Qaeda-linked Islamist militant group...

Somaliland Foreign Minister Meets With Russian diplomat Yury Kourchakov

Horndiplomat-The Foreign Minister met with the Deputy Consular of Russia Yury Kourchakov who is based in Djibouti. This was the first time a Russian diplomat set foot in Somaliland for over 38 years. This occasion was a meet and greet for the Consular to...

How do you solve a problem like Somalia?

By Mary HarperAfrica editor, BBC World Service News This Thursday, the great and the good will descend on London to discuss Somalia, a country that has topped the Fragile States Indexfor eight of the past 10 years. The London Somalia Conference, co-chaired by the UK, Somalia...

DP World marks start of concession in Somaliland

Dubai-based DP World, a global trade enabler, has celebrated its 30-year port concession for the management and development of a multi-purpose port project at Berbera, Republic of Somaliland which started on March 2. President of the Republic of Somaliland, Ahmed Mohamed Mohamoud and DP World...