Somalia
Somalia Annuls Agreements with the United Arab Emirates Over Sovereignty Concerns
Somalia has announced the termination of all existing agreements with the United Arab Emirates, effectively annulling deals covering port operations, security cooperation, and...
U.S. Pauses Assistance to Somalia After Dispute Over WFP Warehouse
Relations between Somalia and the United States have entered a period of sharp strain following Washington’s decision to pause further assistance that directly...
Somalia at a Crossroads
For more than twenty five years, Somalia’s fragile political transitions have not survived by chance. They have been sustained through sustained international engagement,...
Somalia to Adopt Swahili in National Curriculum to Strengthen East African Integration
In a landmark move aimed at deepening regional cooperation and cultural integration, Somalia has announced plans to introduce Swahili, the lingua franca of...
US Drone Strikes in Somalia: Family of Young Mother and Child Killed Demand Justice as AFRICOM Admits Civilian Deaths but Refuses Reparations
In central Somalia, the story of 22-year-old Luul Dahir Mohamed and her four-year-old daughter Mariam has become a haunting symbol of the devastating...
Somalia Arrests Four TikTokers Over Video Allegedly Insulting President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud
Somali authorities have arrested four TikTok users for allegedly insulting President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud in a viral dance video, sparking fresh debate over...
Ugandan Military Helicopter Crashes at Mogadishu Airport in Somalia, Investigation Underway
A Ugandan military helicopter carrying eight personnel crashed on Monday at Aden Adde International Airport in Mogadishu, Somalia, prompting an emergency response and...
Trump’s Second Term Escalates U.S. Military Footprint in Somalia Despite Campaign Pledge to End ‘Forever Wars’
MOGADISHU, Somalia – Despite campaigning on a strong anti-interventionist message promising to end America’s “forever wars,” President Donald Trump has significantly ramped up...
How Two Female Engineers Are Transforming Mogadishu’s Skyline and Breaking Gender Barriers in Somalia’s Construction Industry
Mogadishu, Somalia’s capital, is witnessing a remarkable construction boom as the city emerges from decades of conflict. Amid this transformation, two young female...
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Nigeria Seeks Diplomatic Resolution After Soldiers Held in Burkina Faso
The Nigerian government has confirmed that its soldiers remain in the custody of authorities in Burkina Faso following a precautionary landing by a...
Tunisia Puts NGO Workers on Trial Amid Intensifying Crackdown on Migration
A highly controversial trial has opened in Tunisia involving humanitarian workers accused of aiding migrants, deepening concerns over the country’s treatment of civil...
