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Somalia increases taxes on khat imports

A picture of Khat.PHOTO/Reuters
Somalia has doubled taxes levied on the leafy stimulant khat which is mainly imported from Kenya and Ethiopia in what is going to further put into distress exporters of the product from the two countries which are already reeling from the suspension of business...

Kenya denies expelling the Somalia ambassador and recalling its envoy to Mogadishu

Kenya’s Foreign Affairs Permanent Secretary Macharia Kamau. FILE| NATION MEDIA GROUP
Kenya has denied expelling the Somalia ambassador and recalling its envoy to Mogadishu over a simmering marine territorial dispute. Foreign Affairs Permanent Secretary (PS) Macharia Kamau clarified that Nairobi had only "summoned" Kenya's envoy to Mogadishu and asked his Somali counterpart to leave for consultations...

Somalia:3000 Families Left Destitute By Hiran Floods to Receive Dahabshiil Relief Food Packages

Mr. Abdirashid Duale, General CEO of Dahabshil Group speaking to BBC Somali services said they have provided relief assistance to more than 3000 residents of Belet Weyne and its environs in the Hiran region of Somalia. Mr Duale told the BBC Somali reporter, “We are all...

U.S. Ambassador’s Statement on September 30 Attacks in Mogadishu and Baledogle

Horndiplomat-U.S. Mission to Somalia confirmed Monday’s attack by al-Shabaab saying there was no casualties. The following statement was issued today by the US Mission to Somalia The United States condemns the attacks today in Baledogle and Mogadishu.  We commend the Somali security forces who repelled the...

Somalia presidential election moves to second round

Somalia’s presidential election has moved to the second round after completed the first round by counting the votes
By: Zakariye Ahmed, Horndiplomat correspondent  Somalia’s presidential election has moved to the second round after completing the first round by counting the votes, this election is being held at an airport hangar called “Afisyooni camp” for security reasons, and both houses of lawmakers attend to...

Tourists are heading to Somalia to see the ruins of a two-decade civil war

By Abdi Latif Dahir For a trip to the Puntland region in northeastern Somalia, Christian Matzenauer didn’t know what to expect. After traveling from Dusseldorf, Germany to Addis Ababa in Ethiopia he flew to the Somali city of Bosaso in January, drove along the coast...

Somali pirates target ships in the Indian Ocean

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Pirates appear to be making a comeback in the Indian Ocean. Attacks were common until warships from an international force launched a major crackdown five years ago. But the ambushing of four ships by Somali pirates has ended the relative calm Al Jazeera’s Mohammed Adow reports from...

Somalia President congratulates U.S. President-Elect Joe Biden on victory

Democratic candidate Biden has won the U.S. presidential election after he secured enough electoral college votes on Saturday, according to U.S. networks. President Donald Trump is contesting results from some states.
By: MoDuale Somalia President Mohamed Abdilahi Farmajo has congratulated Democrat Joe Biden and running mate Kamala Harris on winning the U.S. presidential election. Farmajo says he looks forward to “closing cooperation and partnership.” "Congratulations President-elect of the United States of America JoeBiden and VP-elect Kamala Harris. Somalia wishes...

Kenya accuses Somalia of “violating” its sovereignty

President Uhuru Kenyatta with his Somalia counterpart Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo after the National Prayer Breakfast at Safari Park hotel in Nairobi on May 31, 2018. PHOTO | DENNIS ONSONGO | NATION MEDIA GROUP
By:Hassan Jama, HornDiplomat Regional Contributor  Following a special session chaired by Pres Uhuru Kenyatta, Kenya is accusing Somalia of “violating” its sovereignty; alleges that Somalia Army on 2nd March, 2020 were in “flagrant breach”. Somalia last week accused Kenya of “violating” sovereignty and destabilising border...

Somalia: Daesh imposes tax on local businesses in Bosaso

A militant group associated with Daesh in Syria and Iraq has started levying taxes on businesses in Somalia, Garowe Online reported yesterday. “The traders and businesses in Bosaso city continue to work in fear after being asked huge sums of money by Islamic State branch in...