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Gunmen kill Ethiopia country manager of Nigeria’s Dangote

ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - Unidentified gunmen killed the Ethiopia country manager of Nigeria’s Dangote Industries on Wednesday after he was attacked in the restive Oromiya region while returning to the capital from Ethiopia’s largest cement factory, officials said. Oromiya, which surrounds the capital Addis Ababa,...

Abdulrahim Abby Farah:The Barry boy who helped free Nelson Mandela

Welsh-born Somali diplomat Abdulrahim Abby Farah has died aged 98 at home in New York   He was once described as the “Barry Boy that helped free Mandela”. Welsh-born Somali diplomat Abdulrahim Abby Farah who has died at home in New York aged 98 worked tirelessly...

Somaliland: Men convicted for exercising freedom of speech: Mohamed Kayse Mohamoud and Boqor Osman Aw Mohamoud Mohamed

On 26 April, a Hargeisa judge sentenced Boqor Osman aw Muhamed Mohamed, a traditional figure commonly known as Burmadow, to five years in prison for “bringing the state into contempt” and “spreading false news.” While Muhamed was attending the inauguration of an elder in...

Disintegrated Somali health care system: From hapless to hopeless

Written by: Abdirahman A. Adam Dhere Health sector is one of the most essential life sustaining principles in human life and devoid of it human being wouldn’t exist. A healthy individual shapes and delivers the outcome of a complete and a well-oriented society. As a...

Somaliland:A Country You’ve Never Heard of Is a Beacon of Hope

By Mark Nestmann • December 12, 2017 In the 30-plus years I’ve been in the publishing business, I’ve seen my share of “new countries.” Some are scams, such as the Dominion of Melchizedek, which I exposed as a fraud nearly two decades ago. But most new countries are never fully...

Ethiopia sending troops to region of deadly ethnic clashes

Ethiopia's government said Friday it is sending troops to a region where deadly clashes have broken out between Oromo and Somali ethnic groups. Somali regional officials say more than 50 people were killed in an attack against ethnic Somalis in the Oromia town of Aweday...

Chinese Base in Djibouti: What Are India and the US Afraid Of?

File image of a Chinese submarine at an international fleet review. Image used for representation. Djibouti is in the limelight after the Chinese People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) recently commissioned its first overseas permanent logistical base off the Horn of Africa. This has major implications...

History maker:Sir Mo Farah wins the 10,000m in London

Mo Farah made history here at the 2017 London edition of the World Athletics Championships as he became the first athlete in history to win 10 consecutive global track distance titles. Returning to the venue where he was first propelled towards global stardom at the...

Somalia to Open First Journalism School in 26 Years

Being a journalist in Somalia carries both risk and reward. The risk comes from al-Shabab militants and other armed groups who have killed at least 26 reporters in the last five years, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists. The reward is having a job...

Somaliland Government Hands Over Plant Operations to Red Sea Cement Co.

The government of Somaliland, today, ceded ownership of old Berbera cement plant to a new company jointly set up by Dahabshiil Group, Berbera Group and the Kuwaiti Kipco. Minister Omar Shuaib, introducing the new company – Red Sea Cement, expressed his delight that a settlement...