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Norway to provide bridging loan to Somalia

Somalia Prime Minister Hassan Ali Khaire get help to clear the country's debt. Here with Minister of Foreign Affairs Ine Eriksen Søreide. Credit: Svein Michelsen, norway MFA
Horndiplomat- Norway should provide a short-term bridging loan of NOK 3.135 billion to Somalia in 2020 to clear Somalia’s debt arrears to the World Bank’s International Development Association. The following statement was issued today by the Norway Ministry of Foreign Affairs The Government has proposed that Norway...

IGAD heads of states arrive in Addis Ababa to attend “Beautification of Addis”

By: Hussein Farah ,Horndiplomat Contributor Horndiplomat-ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed welcomed leaders of IGAD member states, President Yoweri Museveni, President of the Republic of Uganda; President Uhuru Kenyatta of the Republic of Kenya, President Salva Kiir of the Republic of South Sudan; President Mohammed Abdulahi...

Somaliland Ready To Welcome First Uganda Airlines Flight To Hargeisa

Uganda Airlines
Somaliland government is excited at the prospect of Uganda Airlines adding Hargeisa as parts of its new destinations. Uganda Airlines announced this week it will add three more regional routes to its schedule in the coming months to bring the number of destinations to seven. One...

Germany increases Somalia aid by $73M in the next 2 years

Germany increases Somalia aid by $73M in the next 2 years
Horndiplomat-Germany and Somalia today agreed on increasing German dev't support to Somalia by 73m USD, underscoring German trust in positive trajectory of Somalia. Funds will be invested in including growth, job creation, productive infrastructure as well as rural Agriculture Development. The following statement was issued...

Two Muslim African women have been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize

Two Muslim African women have been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize
By:themuslimvibe For this year’s nominations for the Nobel Peace Prize, two young Muslim women from Africa have been nominated – Ilwad Elman, 29, from Somalia and Hajer Sharief, 26, from Libya. Both are a part of former UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan’s Extremely Together initiative, which brings...

Ethiopia commends the trilateral Talks on Nile waters

Tripartite Summit of Water Ministers of Egypt,Sudan and Ethiopia is underway in Cairo
By: Jama Farah Horndiplomat Contributor Horndiplomat-The government of Ethiopia commends the Water Affairs Ministers of Ethiopia, Sudan, and Egypt for convening in Khartoum to continue with the trilateral dialogue on Nile waters. Horndiplomat reports The following statement was issued today by the Office of the Prime...

Somaliland is broadening its relations with Austria to explore ways of dev’t

Somaliland is broadening its relations with Austria to explore ways of dev't
Somaliland is broadening its relations with Austria to explore ways of developing synergy on trade and infrastructural development. Somaliland is also seeking support from the European nation on education and health. Representatives of the two countries met this week in Nairobi and discussed ways of pulling...

Ugandan Foreign Minister receives Somaliland Parliamentarian Delegation

By: Staff Writer  Uganda's Minister of Foreign Affairs Sam kutesa received the Somaliland's Parliamentarian delegation Led by Deputy speaker Ahmed Yasin Ayanle together with the Somaliland Representative to Uganda, Amb Diplomat-Hamse Haji Dool. Somaliland delegation and Ugandan Foreign ,discussed a wide range of issues pertaining to...

How to avert Global financial system collapse in the era of De-Globalisation and protectionism?

The Demise of the Nation-State? - Frontpage - e-flux .
The business cycle has four phases: Expansion, peak, contraction and Trough. The recent figures by ECRI state: “Continued Global Growth slowdown, no upturn in U.S Growth and inflation, Powell Pivot, no Second Half Recovery” April 2019 Vol. The global economy is struggling to come to terms...

US airstrikes in Libya kills at least 8 Daesh militants

US airstrikes in Libya kills at least 8 Daesh militants
By:USAfricaCommand In coordination with the Libyan Government of National Accord, U.S. Africa Command conducted an airstrike targeting ISIS-Libya terrorists in the vicinity of Murzuq, Libya, September 19, 2019. "U.S. Africa Command conducted this airstrike to eliminate terrorist leaders and fighters and to disrupt terrorist activity," said...