Another False Start: The Green Revolution Myths that Africa Bough
The flaws and dire consequences of India’s Green Revolution should have warned policymakers of the likely disappointing results of GR in Africa. May 1, 2021
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The Prime Minister in Mecca for Umrah Rituals
Friday 1442/9/25 – 2021/05/07 Makkah, May 07, 2021, SPA — Prime Minister of the Federal Republic of Somalia Mohamed Hussein Roble performed today the rituals
The situation in India places Africa at risk of a third wave – WHO
World Health Organization regional director for Africa, Dr Matshidiso Moeti. File picture: Salvatore Di Nolfi/EPA 6 May, 021 IOL The Covid-19 situation in India
Why Somali fried dumplings deserve a place on your table and in your heart
Sambuus, a triangular fried dumpling filled with meat, seafood or vegetables, is celebration food in Somalia for Ramadan or Eid celebrations. (Ifrah Ahmed) By Ifrah F.
Qatari finance minister arrested over alleged embezzlement
Qatar’s Minister of Finance Ali Sherif al Emadi speaks at the Qatar UK Business and Investment Forum in London, Britain, March 27, 2017. (Reuters)
Somaliya oo soo celisay xirirkii diplomasiyadeed ee Kenya
6 May, 2021 Mogadishu- Warsan Somaliya ayaa dib u soo celisay xiriirkii dipomasiyadeed ee Kenya, sidaa waxa waxa ku dhawaaqay wasiir-xigeenka warfaafinta Somaliya Al-cadaala
Will Non-Muslims Be Able to Visit Mecca and Medina Soon?
May 5th, 2021 – 08:03 GMT Signs leading to holy sites in Mecca and Medina have had separate roads for Muslims and non-Muslims. Years
‘We survive the pandemic thanks to Somalians’
06 May 2021, Thursday 11:16 The neighboring shopkeepers condemn the attack on the shops of Somalians in Ankara in mid-April. They say that the streets
Budget Pressures Spur Somalia to Hasten End to Political Crisis
5 May, 21 Somalia will expedite elections in a bid to quell instability and coax donors into releasing funds needed to pay the nation’s
Saudi Arabia considers barring overseas haj pilgrims for second year, sources say
May 5, 202112:54 PM EAT Saudi Arabia is considering barring overseas pilgrims from the annual haj for the second year running as COVID-19 cases