Latest NewsInside the Trump administration’s deportation push tearing U.S. families apart
President Donald Trump – Photo Credit: Gage Skidmore By Face2Face Africa Seven years after images of crying toddlers at the southern border provoked worldwide outrage, family separation
Read MoreUN Security Council renews sanctions panel on Somalia’s Al-Shabab
The UN Security Council on Friday unanimously renewed the mandate of the panel monitoring sanctions on Somalia-based Al-Shabab, according to Anadolu Agency reported. All 15 members voted in
Read MoreKremlin suggests it may not like new Ukraine peace proposals after recent U.S.-Ukraine talks
A view shows the Kremlin’s towers, the Grand Kremlin Palace and cathedrals behind the wall in central Moscow, Russia, August 7, 2025. Photographer Evgenia Novozhenina By Reuters Kremlin
Read MoreHigh Court Suspends Kenya-U.S. Ksh 200B Health Cooperation Deal
Kenyan President William Ruto with President Donald Trump and other African leaders at the Donald J. Trump United States Institute of Peace in Washington, D.C., on December 5, 2025. By Kenyans
Read MoreChinese auto maker Changan reaches 30-millionth vehicle milestone
This photo taken on July 28, 2025 shows a view of China Changan Automobile Group’s digital and intelligent factory for the new energy vehicle AVATR in southwest China’s Chongqing
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Inside the Trump administration’s deportation push tearing U.S. families apart
President Donald Trump – Photo Credit: Gage Skidmore By Face2Face Africa Seven years after images of crying toddlers at the southern border provoked worldwide outrage, family separation
Read MoreUN Security Council renews sanctions panel on Somalia’s Al-Shabab
The UN Security Council on Friday unanimously renewed the mandate of the panel monitoring sanctions on Somalia-based Al-Shabab, according to Anadolu Agency reported. All 15 members voted in
Read MoreKremlin suggests it may not like new Ukraine peace proposals after recent U.S.-Ukraine talks
A view shows the Kremlin’s towers, the Grand Kremlin Palace and cathedrals behind the wall in central Moscow, Russia, August 7, 2025. Photographer Evgenia Novozhenina By Reuters Kremlin
Read MoreHigh Court Suspends Kenya-U.S. Ksh 200B Health Cooperation Deal
Kenyan President William Ruto with President Donald Trump and other African leaders at the Donald J. Trump United States Institute of Peace in Washington, D.C., on December 5, 2025. By Kenyans
Read MoreChinese auto maker Changan reaches 30-millionth vehicle milestone
This photo taken on July 28, 2025 shows a view of China Changan Automobile Group’s digital and intelligent factory for the new energy vehicle AVATR in southwest China’s Chongqing
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Featured ArticlesInside the Trump administration’s deportation push tearing U.S. families apart
President Donald Trump – Photo Credit: Gage Skidmore By Face2Face Africa Seven years after images of crying toddlers at the southern border provoked worldwide outrage, family separation
Inside the Trump administration’s deportation push tearing U.S. families apart
President Donald Trump – Photo Credit: Gage Skidmore By Face2Face Africa Seven years after images of crying toddlers at the southern border provoked worldwide outrage, family separation
EDITOR’S PIC OF THE WEEKTunisian democracy in crisis after president ousts government
Crowds gather on the street after Tunisia’s president suspended parliament, in La Marsa, near Tunis, Tunisia July 26, 2021, in this still image obtained from a social media video. Layli
Read MoreBenin’s president says France must return other cultural treasures
By Anadolu Agency France restitutes 26 cultural artifacts Benin’s president said Tuesday that he regretted that many artifacts of Beninese cultural heritage continued to be kept in museums in
Read MoreUK MPs request to visit detained female Saudi activists
Panel of cross-party MPs, lawyers writes open letter to Saudi ambassador following allegations of torture, sexual assault A cross-party panel of British parliament members and lawyers has written
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Tunisian democracy in crisis after president ousts government
Crowds gather on the street after Tunisia’s president suspended parliament, in La Marsa, near Tunis, Tunisia July 26, 2021, in this still image obtained from a social media video. Layli
Read MoreBenin’s president says France must return other cultural treasures
By Anadolu Agency France restitutes 26 cultural artifacts Benin’s president said Tuesday that he regretted that many artifacts of Beninese cultural heritage continued to be kept in museums in
Read MoreUK MPs request to visit detained female Saudi activists
Panel of cross-party MPs, lawyers writes open letter to Saudi ambassador following allegations of torture, sexual assault A cross-party panel of British parliament members and lawyers has written
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Blog PostsKenya’s undiplomatic behavior toward Somalia signals failure at ICJ
The Kenyan government is pursuing a determined campaign, engaging in outlandish and undiplomatic behavior, and targets Somalia so as to pressure Mogadishu to withdraw an International Court of
Nigeria bans local Shi’ite group after protests
FILE PHOTO: Members of the police head down Banex road during their operation to disperse members of the Islamic Movement of Nigeria (IMN) from a street in Abuja, Nigeria July 23, 2019.
Kenya Airways goes full circle with two-year nationalisation plan
Photo/Reuters Kenya will take at least 21 months to take back full control of its national carrier Kenya Airways, buying out minority shareholders and converting shares held by banks into
Ruling on maritime dispute to severely test Kenya’s soft power
The clock is ticking towards the September 9-13, 2019, tipping point, when the International Court of Justice (ICJ) at The Hague, Netherlands, will decide on the maritime delimitation case filed
Diabetes: Could vitamin D supplements slow progression?
By Tim Newman Scientists have yet to prove whether or not vitamin D can treat or slow type 2 diabetes. A new study of people who have recently received a diagnosis of diabetes or are at risk of
Israel, US carry out successful test of Arrow-3 missile over Alaska
Israel, US carry out successful test of Arrow-3 missile over Alaska. (photo credit: ISRAEL DEFENSE MINISTRY) By Anna Ahronheim Test comes days after Iran tested a medium-range ballistic missile.
Former Mogadishu Mayor Thabit mourning faulty CCTV at Mayor office as security loophole
Former Mogadishu Mayor Thabit Abdi Mohamed has asked security heads to come clear on the functionality of CCTV at the meeting hall where a female suicide bomber detonated herself last Wednesday
Top lawyer on brink of making history as the first blind judge
Dr Imaana Laibuta (left) when he appeared for an interview with the Judicial Service Commission in 2016 for the position of Supreme Court judge, When the Judicial Service Commission (JSC)
Farmaajo, Madobe lock horns over August polls
The political battle pitting the Somalia federal government against Jubbaland state appeared to worsen this week after Jubbaland President Ahmed Islam Madobe announced he had “suspended”
Trump attacks majority-black district represented by critic
FILE – In this Tuesday, April 2, 2109 file photo, House Oversight and Reform Committee Chair Elijah Cummings, D-Md., leads a meeting to call for subpoenas after a career official in the
Kenya’s undiplomatic behavior toward Somalia signals failure at ICJ
The Kenyan government is pursuing a determined campaign, engaging in outlandish and undiplomatic behavior, and targets Somalia so as to pressure Mogadishu to withdraw an International Court of
Nigeria bans local Shi’ite group after protests
FILE PHOTO: Members of the police head down Banex road during their operation to disperse members of the Islamic Movement of Nigeria (IMN) from a street in Abuja, Nigeria July 23, 2019.
Kenya Airways goes full circle with two-year nationalisation plan
Photo/Reuters Kenya will take at least 21 months to take back full control of its national carrier Kenya Airways, buying out minority shareholders and converting shares held by banks into
Ruling on maritime dispute to severely test Kenya’s soft power
The clock is ticking towards the September 9-13, 2019, tipping point, when the International Court of Justice (ICJ) at The Hague, Netherlands, will decide on the maritime delimitation case filed
Diabetes: Could vitamin D supplements slow progression?
By Tim Newman Scientists have yet to prove whether or not vitamin D can treat or slow type 2 diabetes. A new study of people who have recently received a diagnosis of diabetes or are at risk of
Israel, US carry out successful test of Arrow-3 missile over Alaska
Israel, US carry out successful test of Arrow-3 missile over Alaska. (photo credit: ISRAEL DEFENSE MINISTRY) By Anna Ahronheim Test comes days after Iran tested a medium-range ballistic missile.
Former Mogadishu Mayor Thabit mourning faulty CCTV at Mayor office as security loophole
Former Mogadishu Mayor Thabit Abdi Mohamed has asked security heads to come clear on the functionality of CCTV at the meeting hall where a female suicide bomber detonated herself last Wednesday
Top lawyer on brink of making history as the first blind judge
Dr Imaana Laibuta (left) when he appeared for an interview with the Judicial Service Commission in 2016 for the position of Supreme Court judge, When the Judicial Service Commission (JSC)
Farmaajo, Madobe lock horns over August polls
The political battle pitting the Somalia federal government against Jubbaland state appeared to worsen this week after Jubbaland President Ahmed Islam Madobe announced he had “suspended”
Trump attacks majority-black district represented by critic
FILE – In this Tuesday, April 2, 2109 file photo, House Oversight and Reform Committee Chair Elijah Cummings, D-Md., leads a meeting to call for subpoenas after a career official in the