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Afrika Oo Iskaashanaysa: Dagaalka Laga Galay Xididka Argagixisada Iyo Doorka Muhiimka Ah Ee Kenya

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  Go'aanka Kenya ee lagu mamnuucay Ikhwaanul Muslimiinka iyo hoggaaminta geesinimada leh ee Madaxweynaha Muslimka ah ee Burkina Faso ee ka dhanka ah argagixisada Islaamka, waxay caddayn u yihiin in qaaradda Afrika ay si mideysan u hor istaagtay jihaadka caalamiga ah. Ikhwaanul Muslimiinka Iyo Mishiinka Aragtida Xagjirka Ah Tallaabada Kenya ee lagu mamnuucay Ikhwaanul Muslimiinka waxay si toos ah ula tacaalaysaa aragtida aasaasiga u ah kooxaha argagixisada ee gobolka. Ikhwaanul Muslimiinka ma ahan oo kaliya koox siyaasadeed, balse waa mishiinka aragtiyeed ee ka dambeeya Al-Shabaab, Boko Haram, iyo xagjirayaasha kale ee dhibaatooyinka ka wada qaaradda Afrika. Fikradda Ikhwaanka ayaa ah tan siinaysa kooxaha argagixisada awood ay ku: Xasillooni darrada ka wadaan dalalka. Ka faa’iidaystaan faqriga si ay u qoraan xubno cusub. Dhalinyarada ka dhigaan xagjir iyagoo ka faa’iidaysanaya shucuurta diiniga ah. In la mamnuuco Ikhwaanka waxay la macno tahay in la gooyo xididka aragtiyeed e...
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Somalia's Ambitious Vision: The Modern Governing Strategic Direction Program

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In a significant move aimed at reshaping the political landscape of Somalia, the government has unveiled the "Modern Governing Strategic Direction Program." This comprehensive strategy, introduced by President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud in the capital city, Mogadishu, is set to revolutionize the governance structure and improve the delivery of public services, setting the stage for a transformed Somalia well into the future.

President Mohamud emphasized the importance of collective efforts to shape the nation's destiny beyond 2060. During a two-day meeting attended by international technical experts and ministers, he called for the development of a strategic plan that will guide Somalia's progress in the coming decades.

Hamsa Abdi Barre, the Prime Minister of Somalia, echoed the sentiment, highlighting that this program is a monumental step toward enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of the government's operations.

"Today marks a momentous occasion in our governance history as we take an important leap toward transforming how our government works in service delivery," stated Prime Minister Abdi. He stressed the need for expeditious progress to enable the Somali people to elect their political representatives through the ballot box.

During the presentation, Prime Minister Abdi outlined the government's key objectives, spanning multiple crucial areas. These include:

1. Security and Counterterrorism: The government is committed to enhancing security and eliminating terrorism threats within the country, making it a safer place for all citizens.

2. Economic Growth and Investment: Encouraging investments and economic expansion to create job opportunities and improve the standard of living.

3. Political Stability: Promoting political stability and ensuring that the Somali people have the opportunity to shape their nation's political landscape.

4. Technological Advancements: Focusing on modernizing government agencies through technological advancements to improve public services.

The Prime Minister concluded by emphasizing the need for collective action and change, stating, "The reason why we are gathered here today is because there is room for improvement. In order to make sure that change happens, it has to begin with us, and you will be able to see the results of that change."

As Somalia looks forward to the years 2060 and beyond, this ambitious program sets the stage for a more transparent and efficient governing system, striving to meet the needs and aspirations of the Somali people. The road ahead is challenging, but with the commitment and dedication of the government and its citizens, Somalia is poised for a brighter future.

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UAE's Strategic Role in BRICS: Pledge to Multilateralism and Climate Action

By Abubakar Hussein
The UAE's participation in the recently held BRICS High-Level Dialogue on Climate Change in Moscow on 30th August 2024 solidifies the nation's utmost commitment to multilateralism and constructive dialogue at the global level. The participation has been headed by Dr. Amna bint Abdullah Al Dahak Al Shamsi, Minister of Climate Change and the Environment, reflecting the proactive approach the country is making toward climate action and sustainable development. National Climate Actions of the UAE During the first session of the dialogue, Dr. Amna Al Dahak began by underlining ambitious UAE's climate objectives: "A commitment was made throughout the nation last year to a reduction of emissions by 40% from a business-as-usual scenario by 2030." This was in the third edition of UAE's second Nationally Determined Contributions report. This pledge is complementary to the UAE's Net Zero 2050 Strategy since it treads the path of holistic emission reductions in sev...
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Negotiating the Fate of Las Anod Prisoners: A Step Towards Peace in Somaliland

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The Somaliland government has announced its readiness to negotiate the fate of prisoners captured during the Las Anod conflict. This move comes nearly a year after the guns fell silent between the Somaliland National Army and the SSC-Khaatumo forces of the Dhulbahante in Las Anod, the capital of the Sool region. Background of the Conflict The conflict erupted on February 6, 2023, following a violent crackdown on civil protests by Somaliland security forces. Tensions escalated when Garad Jama Garad Ali, the supreme Garad of Dhulbahante, declared an intention to secede and reunite with the Federal Government of Somalia. In response, President Muse Bihi launched a prolonged military operation, including artillery bombardment, to subdue Las Anod. However, by August 2023, the Somaliland Army had retreated from the city. The clashes resulted in over 300 deaths and displaced between 153,000 and 203,000 people. Many fled to Buuhodle and the Ethiopian border externally and to SSC-Khaatumo terri...
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The UN Security Council Gets Together to Handle Growing Conflict in Sudan

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The United Nations Security Council is convening today for a vital private discussion to handle the escalating conflict in Sudan, which has shockingly high degrees of bloodshed and humanitarian suffering. Initiated by Mozambique, the President of the Council for May, this conference results from protracted negotiations with Council members and the parties engaged in the conflict. Key briefings are planned from Assistant Secretary-General for Africa Martha Ama Akyaa Pobee and Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs Martin Griffiths. A Year of Destruction Particularly in the city of El-Fasher, the capital of North Darfur, the strife in Sudan, which broke out on April 15, 2023, has seriously harmed the country. Between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF), under General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), a paramilitary force under General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, known as Hemeti, this city has been a focal point of great bloodshed. As of May 17, the Armed figh...
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Somalia's Dire Humanitarian Crisis: Devastating Floods Wreak Havoc

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Somalia is currently grappling with one of the most severe humanitarian crises in its history. The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) recently issued a statement underscoring the catastrophic impact of climate-change-related floods across the nation. These floods have ravaged communities, affecting a staggering 1.24 million people and displacing over 456,800 individuals since early October. The situation, exacerbated by incessant riverine and flash flooding, shows no signs of abating until November 21, with impending heavy rains predicted in several regions, including the Bay area, Somaliland, and Galmudug. The looming threat of disease outbreaks, notably cholera, looms large, amplifying the urgency of the situation. Among the hardest-hit areas, the Bay region in South West State bears the brunt, accounting for 37% of those affected, followed by Gedo and Mudug regions at 23% and 17%, respectively. Internally displaced persons (IDPs) in various sit...
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