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By Xinhua News Agency As dawn breaks over Kenya’s savannah, a herd of giraffes ambles beneath the 7.5-meter-high arches of the Nairobi-Malaba Standard Gauge Railway bridge, purposefully
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By Anadolu Agency The US has obtained new intelligence indicating that Israel is preparing to strike Iranian nuclear facilities, even as negotiations continue between Tehran and Washington over
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By Anadolu Agency The UK prime minister on Monday announced a new agreement with the EU aimed at boosting trade, easing border frictions, and enhancing co-operation on security and migration,
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Chinese ingenuity, African ecology: how a railway becomes Kenya’s green artery
By Xinhua News Agency As dawn breaks over Kenya’s savannah, a herd of giraffes ambles beneath the 7.5-meter-high arches of the Nairobi-Malaba Standard Gauge Railway bridge, purposefully
Read MoreUS intelligence suggests Israel is preparing strike on Iranian nuclear facilities: Report
By Anadolu Agency The US has obtained new intelligence indicating that Israel is preparing to strike Iranian nuclear facilities, even as negotiations continue between Tehran and Washington over
Read MoreTop 10 countries with the oldest constitutions in Africa
By The African Exponent How long can a constitution last in Africa? While constitutional changes are part of the political landscape to be developed, some countries have managed to maintain the
Read MoreUS imposes visa bans on Indian agents over illegal migration
Passengers are waiting to drop off their baggage at Terminal 3 at Indira Gandhi International Airport Delhi Airport in India, April 24, 2024. Reuters/File Photo By Reuters The U.S. State
Read MoreBritish premier hails new UK, EU agreement on trade, security and mobility
By Anadolu Agency The UK prime minister on Monday announced a new agreement with the EU aimed at boosting trade, easing border frictions, and enhancing co-operation on security and migration,
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Featured ArticlesChinese ingenuity, African ecology: how a railway becomes Kenya’s green artery
By Xinhua News Agency As dawn breaks over Kenya’s savannah, a herd of giraffes ambles beneath the 7.5-meter-high arches of the Nairobi-Malaba Standard Gauge Railway bridge, purposefully
Chinese ingenuity, African ecology: how a railway becomes Kenya’s green artery
By Xinhua News Agency As dawn breaks over Kenya’s savannah, a herd of giraffes ambles beneath the 7.5-meter-high arches of the Nairobi-Malaba Standard Gauge Railway bridge, purposefully
EDITOR’S PIC OF THE WEEKKing Charles expresses “deepest regret” for Kenya colonial wrongdoings
Britain’s King Charles inspects the honour guards as he is hosted by Kenya’s President William Ruto at State House in Nairobi, Kenya October 31, 2023. Arthur Edwards/Pool via Reuters
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WHO and partners support development of Somali reproductive, maternal, neonatal, child and adolescent health strategy Mogadishu, 24 January 2019 – With support from the World Health
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King Charles expresses “deepest regret” for Kenya colonial wrongdoings
Britain’s King Charles inspects the honour guards as he is hosted by Kenya’s President William Ruto at State House in Nairobi, Kenya October 31, 2023. Arthur Edwards/Pool via Reuters
Read MoreSaudi forces businessmen to end their investments in Turkey
Antique atrium with several shops and vendors of traditional goods in Istanbul, Turkey on 30 March 2014 [Miguel Virkkunen Carvalho/Flickr] Saudi traders who import goods from Turkey to the
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Blog PostsFrench energy giant Total officially quits South Pars gas project in Iran after US sanctions
Iran’s oil minister said on Monday that French energy giant Total has officially quit its multi-billion-dollar gas project in Iran after the United States threatened to impose sanctions on
Ethiopia: Probe Years of Abuse in Somali Region
Redress and Accountability Needed for Crimes The government of Ethiopia should commit to an in-depth, independent fact-finding mission into many years of rights abuses and violations of the laws
Millions of Muslims start annual Hajj pilgrimage
On Monday, the pilgrims will ascend Mount Arafat at the climax of Hajj. Nearly two million Muslims from all around the world began the annual Hajj pilgrimage in Saudi Arabia on Sunday. “Labbaik
Somali government officials question by police regarding corruption in Mogadishu port
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American Charged In Uganda After Racist Assault On Hotel Workers
Uganda police arrested an older American man after reviewing a video that showed him striking out at hotel workers and using racial slurs. The police identified the man as Jimmy L. Taylor, a U.S.
Ethiopia repatriates citizen from Djibouti
The number of Ethiopians who are returning from Djibouti weeks after the unrest in Dire Dawa city has reached over 6,400, The Reporter has learned. They were transported using a train to Dire
Sierra Leone: Chinese vessel caught illegally fishing
The west African nation loses some $50M annually to illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing, according to World Bank. A Chinese fishing vessel has been caught fishing illegally in the
Turkey and France agree to work together against US economic moves
Turkish Finance Minister Berat Albayrak and his French counterpart Bruno Le Maire spoke by phone on Friday and discussed U.S. sanctions steps against Turkey, agreeing to act together in response
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Rental rates are soaring in half of Canada’s largest cities, according to new data from PadMapper.According to the site’s August rent report looking at Canada’s 26 largest
No rivalry among stakeholders in Somalia: Turkey
Turkish ambassador to Somalia says the country played important role in reviving Somalia after 1991 civil war Turkey is not in competition with any other country in trying to resolve the
French energy giant Total officially quits South Pars gas project in Iran after US sanctions
Iran’s oil minister said on Monday that French energy giant Total has officially quit its multi-billion-dollar gas project in Iran after the United States threatened to impose sanctions on
Ethiopia: Probe Years of Abuse in Somali Region
Redress and Accountability Needed for Crimes The government of Ethiopia should commit to an in-depth, independent fact-finding mission into many years of rights abuses and violations of the laws
Millions of Muslims start annual Hajj pilgrimage
On Monday, the pilgrims will ascend Mount Arafat at the climax of Hajj. Nearly two million Muslims from all around the world began the annual Hajj pilgrimage in Saudi Arabia on Sunday. “Labbaik
Somali government officials question by police regarding corruption in Mogadishu port
The commander in chief of the inland tax department General Abdullahi Hassan Barise has provided more details about the detention of more than ten government officials over corruption charges.
American Charged In Uganda After Racist Assault On Hotel Workers
Uganda police arrested an older American man after reviewing a video that showed him striking out at hotel workers and using racial slurs. The police identified the man as Jimmy L. Taylor, a U.S.
Ethiopia repatriates citizen from Djibouti
The number of Ethiopians who are returning from Djibouti weeks after the unrest in Dire Dawa city has reached over 6,400, The Reporter has learned. They were transported using a train to Dire
Sierra Leone: Chinese vessel caught illegally fishing
The west African nation loses some $50M annually to illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing, according to World Bank. A Chinese fishing vessel has been caught fishing illegally in the
Turkey and France agree to work together against US economic moves
Turkish Finance Minister Berat Albayrak and his French counterpart Bruno Le Maire spoke by phone on Friday and discussed U.S. sanctions steps against Turkey, agreeing to act together in response
Canadian Rental Rates Soar In Half Of Largest Cities: PadMapper Report
Rental rates are soaring in half of Canada’s largest cities, according to new data from PadMapper.According to the site’s August rent report looking at Canada’s 26 largest
No rivalry among stakeholders in Somalia: Turkey
Turkish ambassador to Somalia says the country played important role in reviving Somalia after 1991 civil war Turkey is not in competition with any other country in trying to resolve the