A Lebanon-like scenario for Egypt?
Cathrin Schaer 08/2/2023January 20, 2023 Food prices have doubled, salaries have halved and banks are restricting withdrawals: Egyptians now have the same problems
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IATA inks agreement with Somalia
By Tara Craig 7th February 2023 The International Air Transport Association (IATA) and the Government of the Federal Republic of Somalia will collaborate to
Qatar bribed former Afghan president to not resist the Taliban
February 7, 2023 By Pallak Kashyap The fact that the former president of Afghanistan, Ashraf Ghani, abandoned his people is hard to digest. But
Fatal earthquake kills hundreds in Turkey
Mon, Feb 6, 2023 An earthquake registering 7.8 on the Richter scale struck the major Turkish provincial capital of Gaziantep at around 4.17am local
MIGA issues guarantees for solar storage project in Somalia
Feb 06, 2023 By Sladjana Djunisic The Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency (MIGA), part of the World Bank Group, said that it has provided guarantees
A visit to the Marfish…
February 5, 2023 You are instantly accosted by the clouds of smoke on entering through the grubby door; rings of white puffs sail along the
Under the guise of developing Africa, colonialists intensified the exploitation of Africa
How much should the West pay Africans as reparations? There have been countless attempts over the past 30 years to arrive at a ballpark figure
The end of Al-Shabaab mayhem
The government and allied clan militias are forcing al-Shabaab militants to withdraw from large areas of central Somalia. Posted by Warsan magazine on Tuesday
Charcoal: Somalia’s burning issue
The state and terror in Somalia In the Somalia capital Mogadishu, the government is officially waging war against the Al-Shabaab terrorist militia. Economically,