Hope in the Horn as Eritrea-Ethiopia thaw takes shape
Eritrea’s president broke weeks of silence on Wednesday to respond positively to conciliatory overtures from bitter foe Ethiopia, raising hopes
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Author: Ali-Guban
OPINION: Victory for Mnangagwa ‘would suit most African states, including SA’
On November 6, 2017, Emmerson Mnangagwa was fired from the position of Vice-President of Zimbabwe by then president Robert Mugabe.
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Watch out for poisonous sugar on sale, Kenyans warned
Millions of unsuspecting consumers may have been exposed to poisonous sugar on sale in several parts of the country disguised
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UN warns that Somalia’s political unity at risk
The UN Security Council warned on Thursday that “internal and external pressures risk undermining Somalia’s political unity” and expressed serious
Read more1 US soldier killed, 4 wounded in attack in Somalia
WASHINGTON (AP) — One U.S. special operations soldier was killed and four U.S. service members wounded in an “enemy attack”
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Mideast Rivals Target New Regions
BERBERA, Somaliland—The battle for hegemony in the Middle East is playing out at an ancient African port where traditional dhow
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School-ka Abaarso: Iftiinka Baxaaya, Ishii Buktaay ku Bikaacso
Hargeysa, SL–Baryahan dad xumaha jecel oo samaha neceb ayaa weerar ku soo qaaday sumcadda dugsiga Abaarso ee Somaliland mahadisay. Guddiga
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Burkina Faso breaks ties with Taiwan in fresh blow to island
Burkina Faso has broken diplomatic ties with Taiwan in the latest blow to the self-ruled island that Beijing has been
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Zimbabwe readies for crunch election… over 100 political parties set to contest – report
More than 100 political parties have reportedly registered to contest Zimbabwe’s crunch elections which are scheduled to take place before
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Let’s cry for Palestine
Writing in The Guardian newspaper this week, Arab-American author Moustafa Bayoumi decried the language used in his country’s press to
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