Minneapolis mayor calls ICE operation targeting undocumented Somalis “chaotic”
December 9, 2025 / CBS Minnesota Fear and uncertainty continue as U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement continues its intensified focus on the Twin Cities’ Somali
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Tigray Interim President Office Came Under Siege
December 5, 2025 In a marked sign of deterioration of political stability in the Tigray Regional state of Ethiopia, General Tadesse Worede’s office reportedly
When Moscow looked to Somalia
November 28, 2025 BY Moustafa Ahmad Half a century after the Soviets built their base on the Gulf of Aden, the same strategic coastline is
“Teendhada haddaad diiddo, federaal kalaannu dhiseynnaa”
November 16, 2025 Xubno ka mida madasha qaar badanoo ka mida warbaahinta aan xil kaska aheyn bey quudiyaan weedho hanjabaad, goodin iyo cabsiin sida,
HIRSHABEELLE DHIIG CUSUBEY U BAAHAN TAHAYU BAA
Nov.15, 2025 Haddaad tahay mid kursiga iyo caloosha buuxiya abaalmarintaadu waa xilkoo lagaa fududeeyo, xabsina laguu dhaadhiciyo. Amaano waa dhowris iyo ku simd gacanta dambe.
NACAB MAAHEE GIIJINTA KA DAA!
Shucaaca midnnimada iyagaa siraaday, milkiyaddeedana iyagaa le. Midnnimo lama xuseen haddeyan iyaga aheyn. cidi soomey sandulleyn, dantu inay midnnimo tahay bey garteen! Gobolladii waqooyi
UAE operating ‘secret base’ in Somalia to arm genocidal Sudan militia
The RSF has just captured the city of El-Fasher in North Darfur and is using Emirati-supplied weapons to commit atrocities Nov, 1, 2025
Somali Airlines to resume operations next year
October 29, 2025 Somali Minister of Transport and Civil Aviation, Mohamed Farah Nuuh, has announced that Somali Airlines plans to resume flights before
Taiwan could be a key to develop Hargeisa’s blue economy
October 23, 2025 Ali Abdurrahman Hashi Taiwan and Somaliland, both bound by diplomatic isolation, have formed an unlikely alliance, showing how ties with Taipei give
Why Ethiopia’s Red Sea Ambitions Will Fail Again
October 16, 2025 By Dr. Suleiman Walhad Ethiopia’s Red Sea strategy has once again returned to the forefront of its foreign policy discourse, with renewed