Opinion: AU Key in Barring West From Suffocating African Countries
Amid the unrealistic self conviction by Western countries that the African continent depends on them for their survival, probably because of the foreign assistance extended to African nations, African Union (AU), the continent body, ought to rise and debunk the false claim, and as well highlight Africa’s significance in global development. Today, more than 60…
Hage Geingob: Namibia President Dies
Namibian President Hage Geingob died Sunday while receiving medical treatment, his office announced. In a post on the social media platform X, formerly Twitter, the Namibian presidency said Geingob’s medical team at Lady Pohamba Hospital did its best to help him, but Geingob died with his wife, Monica Geingos, and children by his side. Geingob…
Somali Irredentism: Threat to Ethiopia and Kenya Security
African borders are a complex tapestry reflecting a rich mosaic of ethnic groups and cultures that spans multiple nations. Beneath that patchwork, there is a smoldering issues of ethnonationalism which is too visible in Somalia in relation to its neighbors. As a result of the recent geopolitical development, Kenya and Ethiopia find themselves at a…
Navigating Digital Age: How Sagaljet is Pioneering Technological Advancement in Somaliland
In the dynamic landscape of Somaliland, Sagaljet, a revered digital printing company, is not just making headlines for its cutting-edge technology but is also emerging as a catalyst for youth employment and community empowerment. The company’s recent Gala Awards ceremony served as a shining example of how a technology-based enterprise can play a pivotal role…
Opinion: Recognise Somaliland Now, It’s Not a Secessionist Movement but a De Jure State
By Mohamed Abdisamad The Republic of Somaliland formerly known as the state of Somaliland is an independent state in the Horn of Africa, located between Djibouti, Ethiopia, Somalia and the Gulf of Aden. It was a former British protectorate in 1884 until became a sovereign state On June 26, 1960. A brief history of Somaliland…
Ann Rwigara, Sister to Kagame’s Challenger Dies Mysteriously
Anne Rwigara, the sister of Diane Rwigara, who tried to contest the Rwandan presidency seat with Paul Kagame has passed away. Some have described her death as mysterious. She was 41. Living in the United States, Anne Rwigara was the daughter of the late Assinapol Rwigara, a well-known businessman in Rwanda. She died suddenly on…