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Clint Eastwood eyes true-life story of aid worker kidnapped by Somali pirates

Clint Eastwood is set to direct another real-life story following American Sniper and Sully. Following American Sniper and Sully, Clint Eastwood is set to tackle another real-life story by adapting Jessica Buchanan’s memoir Impossible Odds, according to the Hollywood Reporter. Written by Buchanan and her husband...

US accused of killing 22 Somali soldiers and civilians

Somali officials have claimed that the US killed 22 local soldiers and civilians in a drone strike that hit the north-central city of Galkayo late last month. The US has confirmed it conducted a strike in the area on the same date, but claims all...

Canada Prime Minister Released Statement of marking International Day of the Girl

The Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, today issued the following statement marking the International Day of the Girl: “The International Day of the Girl is an opportunity to celebrate the empowerment of girls and young women, at home and around the world, in every sphere locally...

Chinese firm inks deal to build Egypt’s new capital at $45 billion

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Egypt’s government has signed a deal with a Chinese company to develop and manage it’s new capital city at a cost of 20 billion dollars. The agreement was signed with China Fortune Land Development Co. Ltd. to complete parts of the second phase of construction...

Ethiopia:I made the case that you should have open talks with people who have problems,” Merkel

By Andreas Rinke and Aaron Maasho | ADDIS ABABA German Chancellor Angela Merkel told Ethiopia on Tuesday to open up its politics and ensure police do not use heavy-handed tactics against protesters, after more than a year of unrest that rights groups say has led...

Manchester City nets key partnership with Mundipharma

Mundipharma becomes the 'Official Healthcare Product Partner of Manchester City Football Club' The multi-year partnership will enhance the connection both organisations have with their fans and people around the world Omar Berrada, Manchester City's COO and Raman Singh, President of Mundipharma Asia Pacific, Latin America,the Middle...

Ethiopia Troops withdrawn from A Key Military base in Somalia

Ethiopian troops fighting militant Islamist group al-Shabab have withdrawn from a key military base in central Somalia's Hiiraan region, witnesses say. Al-Shabab fighters have entered el-Ali village following the withdrawal, reports say. Ethiopian forces had destroyed the base before abandoning the area, a radio station run...

Kenya accused of breaking international law for forcibly repatriating Somali refugees

  The return of Somali refugees is 'no longer voluntary, dignified nor safe,' an aid agency has said. Kenya wants to close down the Dadaab refugee camp, home to over 280,000 refugees, by November. Kenya is violating international law by removing residents of the world's largest...

Ethiopia, China furthering cooperation

The Prime Minister Hailemariam Dessalegn said Ethiopia and China are keen to further strengthen their economic cooperation as the two countries signed agreements in various areas including investment, infrastructure, industry and technology. Holding talks with Chinese President Special Envoy and National Development and Reform Commission...

Ethiopia blames foreign hands for stoking unrest

Ethiopia on Monday that foreign elements were arming, training and financing groups that it blames for a wave of unrest in regions around Addis Ababa, where protesters have targeted factories and accused the government land grabs. "There are countries which are directly involved in arming,...