Wadh Kassim
-
Chad Militia Kills 2 Soldiers in Gold-Rich North
Clashes between the Chad military and militia in the north of the country left two soldiers dead and nine others wounded, the military said Thursday.
-
Somalia Announces Presidential Elections for May Next Year
Somalia announced on Thursday that parliamentary and presidential elections would be held next year, despite an increasingly fractured political landscape and worries over mounting instability.
-
Jihadists Kill 15 Troops, Five Militia Members in Nigeria
Grema Butari, a Mairari resident, said the fighters attacked the base around 2200 GMT, dislodged the troops after a “prolonged battle” and remained there until daybreak.
-
Hundreds Rally in Somaliland After Trump Comments
Hundreds of people rallied in Somaliland’s capital Hargeisa on Wednesday, waving US and Somaliland flags, celebrating US President Donald Trump calling it “a totally different country”.
-
12 Migrants Expelled from US Arrived in Burundi Late August: Lawyer, Sources
President Donald Trump’s administration has signed accords with countries in Latin America, Africa and the Pacific to accept foreigners who could not legally be expelled to their own countries.
-
Ethiopian Forces Approach Eritrea Border Town: Militia, Resident
A foreign security source has estimated that between 5,000 and 8,000 Eritrean forces were deployed in Ethiopian territory to support the rebels but were also forced into an apparent retreat.A foreign security source has estimated that…
-
Ugandan Army Officer’s Videos Show Alleged Torture, Abductions
Intelligence officer Herbert Matanda Mabonga says he captured evidence of the government’s brutality when he was jailed for almost six months for investigating corruption allegations.
-
Kenya Hosting 2029 World Championships will help Doping Fight, says Coe
Around 140 Kenyan athletes have been suspended, including a positive test announced as recently as Tuesday by monitoring body Athletics Integrity Unit (AIU).
-
Pope to Enter Hospital on Tuesday for Lung Operation: Vatican
The surgery to remove a pulmonary nodule, or small growth of tissue in the lung, will mark the pope’s first hospitalisation since he became head of the Catholic Church on May 8, 2025.
-
#BREAKING: Tanzanian Bishop Blocked From Visiting Lissu In Prison
The opposition has demanded an explanation from the government and prison authorities, warning that the incident raises serious concerns about religious freedom and the treatment of political detainees.
