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Madaxweynaha Kuuriyada Koonfureed oo raaligelin ka bixiyay sharciga dagaalka

7 December, 2024

Madaxweynaha Kuuriyada Koonfureed Yoon Suk Yeol ayaa Sabtidii raaligelin ka bixiyay isku daygii uu ku doonayay in uu todobaadkan ku soo rogo sharciga dagaalka balse isma casilin, isaga oo diiday cadaadis xoog leh oo uu ku doonayay in uu xilka ka dago xitaa qaar ka mid ah xisbigiisa talada haya oo saacado uun ka hor codayn la qorsheeyay in xilka lagaga xayuubiyo.

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Kenya, Uganda to mediate Somalia-Ethiopia dispute

1 December, 2024

Kenyan President William Ruto said Saturday that he and Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni will help mediate a dispute between Ethiopia and Somalia, which threatens the stability of the region.

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Turkiga oo taageeray guulaha xoogaga mucaaradka Suuriya

6 December, 2024

Isagoo ka hadlaya arrimaha muhiimka ah ee gobolka, oo ay ku jiraan xaaladda ka socota Suuriya, madaxweynaha Turkiga Recep Tayyip Erdogan ayaa jimcihii u rajeeyay duulaanka xoogagga mucaaradka ee ku wajahan Dimishiq inay sii socdaan.

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EAC summit seeks to resolve Ethiopia-Somalia dispute and eastern DRC conflict

3 December, 2024

The latest East African Community (EAC) summit at the weekend focused, among other issues, on the resolution of two conflicts that are threatening the stability of the region — the dispute between Ethiopia and Somalia and the unabated violence by rebel groups in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).

Russia recruits mercenaries from Yemen to Somalia for Ukraine war

1 December, 2024

The British newspaper “Financial Times” reported that Russia is recruiting mercenaries from Yemen, Nepal, and Somalia for the war in Ukraine, enticing them with promises of well-paid jobs and citizenship, only to force them into frontline service.

Empowering Somalia’s youth: The dawn of a new democratic era

29 November, 2024

Somalia is embracing a defining moment in its modern history as it prepares to transition from decades of clan-based power-sharing to an inclusive, democratic system based on universal suffrage. The country’s adoption of the “one person, one vote” model represents not just a technical shift in governance but a profound redefinition of power dynamics, equity and national unity. For Somalia’s youth—the majority of the population—this transformation could not come at a more critical time.