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Somalia, Djibouti Say Trump’s Recognition of Jerusalem is ‘Dangerous’

Two East African countries say U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel is "dangerous" and could spark an international crisis. "We are urging the U.S. government to seriously reconsider the risks that its decision could have on the future...

Somalia:Air strike targets Al Shaabab militants near Mogadishu

Eric Oteng with REUTERS An air strike hit a village south of Somalia’s capital Mogadishu on Wednesday and a local official said the attack targeted Islamist al Shabaab militants fighting to topple the country’s central government. It was not immediately clear who had carried out the air...

Somalia Partnership Forum stresses job creation and poverty reduction to promote stability

5 December 2017 – A gathering of senior representatives of the Somali Government, the United Nations and the international community concluded in Mogadishu today with a call for greater investment in the country’s economic development to create more job opportunities, rehabilitate essential infrastructure, and...

Somalia Allows Formation of Political Parties for First Time in 40 Years

Cairo – Khaled Mahmoud For the first time in almost half a century, Somali authorities announced on Monday that they were permitting the formation of political parties. Meanwhile, international and regional partners pledged at a conference held in the Somali capital Mogadishu to support the current...

Yemen: Another Somalia in the Arabian Peninsula

The present Yemen, whose formation dates back to 1990, has had two different historical and political experiences. The northern part of the country was under the Ottoman Empire and gained its independence in 1918; while the southern regions remained under the British rule known...

WATCH:How the 70s Became Somalia’s Golden Age of Music

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In this explainer, learn what political, social, and cultural forces forged Somalia's golden age of music, what caused its demise, and why a new golden age is happening right now. SOURCE:OKAYAFRICA

Somalia’s African Union mission has a new exit strategy. But can troops actually leave?

By Paul D. Williams November 30 at 6:00 AM After more than 10 years of operations, the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) has a new exit strategy to reduce the threat from al-Shabab, secure the political process and transfer security responsibilities to Somali forces. But political feuds between the...

Qatar Development Fund supports $200m worth of projects in Somalia’s economy

The Peninsula-The Qatar Development Fund (QFD) has pledged to support the Somali economy through a package of $200m worth of projects in the fields of infrastructure, education, economic empowerment, By signing a partnership agreement with the Somali Government aimed at strengthening its efforts in...

Dahabshiil builds recovery ward for Madina hospital, starts blood bank

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Dahabshiil Group pledged to build a recovery ward for Mogadishu’s Madina Hospital and to give a helping hand in the construction of a blood bank and the optimization of ambulance fleets. Dahabshiil made its word true. The Group handed over a fully-equipped recovery ward to the...

Somalia’s Bleak Future

MOGADISHU — When inaugurated in February 2017, Somalia’s president, Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed, commonly known as Farmajo, meaning ‘cheese,’ took an oath to stabilize the war-ravaged country and end the decades-old conflict. He was, during that turbulent time, seen as the least corrupt candidate among a conglomerate of corrupt politicians...