Mogadishu University Celebrates 29 Years of Empowering Somali Youth
Mogadishu University marks 29 years of providing education, rebuilding the state
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Mogadishu University marks 29 years of providing education, rebuilding the state
A Somali health centre serving thousands of people faces closure due to funding shortages, threatening access to maternal and child health services.
Puntland returns dozens of Somali National Army recruits and vehicles to Galmudug after talks between officials from both sides.
Somaliland lawmakers seek independent investigation into killing of Somali civil aviation employee Abdinasir Muse Abdirahman Dahable in Mogadishu.
Somalia's Parliament Speaker Cabdulqaadir Maxamed Nuur attends China's 77th anniversary celebration in Mogadishu.
Egypt's Irrigation Minister Hani Sewilam says the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam is "illegitimate" and Egypt reserves the right to act to protect its water security.
Former Garissa Governor Ali Bunow Korane proposes a four-point plan to tackle rising insecurity in Garissa Town and its environs.
Turkiye's Presidential Center for Combating Disinformation denies social media reports of new visa restrictions on Turkish citizens traveling to Somalia.
Hawadle clan leaders in Somalia's Hiiraan region reject Hirshabelle election without prior political agreement.
Ethiopia prioritizes regional integration through trade, infrastructure, energy, and transport connectivity under Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's Medemer philosophy.
Somalia's disaster management chief visits Baidoa to prepare for potential humanitarian emergencies linked to heavy rains and flooding.
Somalia's Upper House of Parliament approves legislation establishing a national Revenue Authority and endorses two new members of the Independent Constitutional Review Commission.