Latest NewsDjibouti detained and deported British Conservative Party MP Tim Loughton who campaigned for the recognition of Hargeisa
British Conservative Party MP Tim Loughton. Credit Photo/Twitter X A member of the British Conservative Party said that he was refused a trip to Djibouti because of the close relationship the
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By Anadolu Agency The Kenyan Ministry of Education has announced a one-week delay in the reopening of schools across the country due to the severe flooding caused by heavy rains. In a statement
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Djibouti detained and deported British Conservative Party MP Tim Loughton who campaigned for the recognition of Hargeisa
British Conservative Party MP Tim Loughton. Credit Photo/Twitter X A member of the British Conservative Party said that he was refused a trip to Djibouti because of the close relationship the
Read MoreMissile attack by Yemen’s Houthi rebels damages a ship in the Red Sea
Credit Photo/Reuters By The Associated Press A missile attack by Yemen’s Houthi rebels damaged a ship in the Red Sea on Monday, authorities said, the latest assault in their campaign against
Read MoreUK crime agency alerts teachers on “sextortion” after rise in cases
Pedestrians walk past the National Crime Agency (NCA) headquarters in London October 7, 2013. The new body has been launched to pursue organised criminals. Photographer Stefan Wermuth/File Photo
Read MoreKenya delays schools reopening due to devastating floods
By Anadolu Agency The Kenyan Ministry of Education has announced a one-week delay in the reopening of schools across the country due to the severe flooding caused by heavy rains. In a statement
Read MoreUN refugee agency says 88,000 displaced in Somalia in 3 months
File Photo/Somali Times By Xinhua News Agency The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) said on Sunday that about 88,000 people were internally displaced in Somalia in the first
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Featured ArticlesDjibouti detained and deported British Conservative Party MP Tim Loughton who campaigned for the recognition of Hargeisa
British Conservative Party MP Tim Loughton. Credit Photo/Twitter X A member of the British Conservative Party said that he was refused a trip to Djibouti because of the close relationship the
Djibouti detained and deported British Conservative Party MP Tim Loughton who campaigned for the recognition of Hargeisa
British Conservative Party MP Tim Loughton. Credit Photo/Twitter X A member of the British Conservative Party said that he was refused a trip to Djibouti because of the close relationship the
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Two civilians were shot and killed by police enforcing a night time curfew because of the coronavirus pandemic here in the capital late Friday. The shooting took place near the Somali National
Coronavirus relief pushing US deficits to staggering heights
President Donald Trump signs a coronavirus aid package to direct funds to small businesses, hospitals, and testing, in the Oval Office of the White House, Friday, April 24, 2020, in Washington.
Newcastle takeover: Second human rights group contact Premier League and FA to call for Saudi Arabia consortium to be ‘disqualified’
© Provided by Independent Digital News & Media Limited Human rights group Fair/Square Projects have offered an expert briefing to the Premier League on Newcastle United’s takeover, and
Trump set to sign bill with nearly $500B more in virus aid
President Donald Trump pauses while speaking about the coronavirus in the James Brady Press Briefing Room of the White House, Thursday, April 23, 2020, in Washington. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)
COVID-19 takes unequal toll on immigrants in Nordic region
Sadad Dakhare (R), his father Mohamed Dakhare Farah and niece Safa Mohamed Hassan (L) who fell ill with the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) but have now recovered pose in a photo taken in Oslo,
Madobe acts first, beats Farmajo with ‘unity’ deal
Jubbaland President Ahmed Mohamed Islam, better known as “Ahmed Madobe” (second right), and opponents after they signed a unity deal in Nairobi on Thursday, April 23, 2020. By AGGREY MUTAMBO
Britain launches COVID-19 vaccine study, latest in race
Screen grab taken from video issued by Britain’s Oxford University, showing microbiologist Elisa Granato, being injected as part of the first human trials in the UK for a potential
Fahad Yasin Somali spy chief says ready to charge journalist Harun Maruf
Somalia’s intelligence agency said Thursday it has submitted findings of a probe into journalist Harun Maruf to the Attorney General seeking to charge him against what it said was ‘threat to
Brother-in-law of Qatar Emir named new owner of $927m Ritz-Carlton London
The Ritz London, UK on 5 December 2013 [pathikAvashi/Flickr] When the iconic hotel, the Ritz London, was sold in March for some $927 million to a private Qatari investor, there were speculations
Somaliland rejects against President Farmajo program Bahnaano to be implemented
Photo/Somali Times Somaliland complains to International Community against President Farmajo program Bahnaano. Somaliland has sent a message to the international community to complain about a
Somali police kill 2 civilians in Mogadishu
Two civilians were shot and killed by police enforcing a night time curfew because of the coronavirus pandemic here in the capital late Friday. The shooting took place near the Somali National
Coronavirus relief pushing US deficits to staggering heights
President Donald Trump signs a coronavirus aid package to direct funds to small businesses, hospitals, and testing, in the Oval Office of the White House, Friday, April 24, 2020, in Washington.
Newcastle takeover: Second human rights group contact Premier League and FA to call for Saudi Arabia consortium to be ‘disqualified’
© Provided by Independent Digital News & Media Limited Human rights group Fair/Square Projects have offered an expert briefing to the Premier League on Newcastle United’s takeover, and
Trump set to sign bill with nearly $500B more in virus aid
President Donald Trump pauses while speaking about the coronavirus in the James Brady Press Briefing Room of the White House, Thursday, April 23, 2020, in Washington. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)
COVID-19 takes unequal toll on immigrants in Nordic region
Sadad Dakhare (R), his father Mohamed Dakhare Farah and niece Safa Mohamed Hassan (L) who fell ill with the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) but have now recovered pose in a photo taken in Oslo,
Madobe acts first, beats Farmajo with ‘unity’ deal
Jubbaland President Ahmed Mohamed Islam, better known as “Ahmed Madobe” (second right), and opponents after they signed a unity deal in Nairobi on Thursday, April 23, 2020. By AGGREY MUTAMBO
Britain launches COVID-19 vaccine study, latest in race
Screen grab taken from video issued by Britain’s Oxford University, showing microbiologist Elisa Granato, being injected as part of the first human trials in the UK for a potential
Fahad Yasin Somali spy chief says ready to charge journalist Harun Maruf
Somalia’s intelligence agency said Thursday it has submitted findings of a probe into journalist Harun Maruf to the Attorney General seeking to charge him against what it said was ‘threat to
Brother-in-law of Qatar Emir named new owner of $927m Ritz-Carlton London
The Ritz London, UK on 5 December 2013 [pathikAvashi/Flickr] When the iconic hotel, the Ritz London, was sold in March for some $927 million to a private Qatari investor, there were speculations
Somaliland rejects against President Farmajo program Bahnaano to be implemented
Photo/Somali Times Somaliland complains to International Community against President Farmajo program Bahnaano. Somaliland has sent a message to the international community to complain about a