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Somali boy’s peaceful dream takes flight on China’s space station

The Chinese Embassy in Somalia on Wednesday awarded a six-year-old Somali boy whose painting was among the top 10 winners of the “My Dream” painting competition, which was co-hosted by the secretariat of the Chinese Follow-up Committee of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation, the China Manned Space Engineering Office, and the Chinese missions in Africa....

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Somali Women’s Basketball shines as gift stars finish 3rd in Arab Club Championship

Once banned by Al Shabaab terrorists, Somali women’s basketball is once again shining and thanks Gift Stars women’s team for finishing 3rd place in the Arab Club women’s championship which came to a conclusion in Morocco on Tuesday 12th of September 2023. Gifts Stars Chairman advertisementsGifts Stars chairman, Said Ibrahim Hussein, said that his team’s...

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Somali army kills 30 al-Shabab militants in central region

Somali National Army (SNA) backed by international partners on Wednesday killed 30 al-Shabab militants in a joint offensive operation at several areas near El-Garas town in Galgaduud region, central Somalia, officials said. The Ministry of Information, Culture, and Tourism said in a statement that the operations targeted al-Shabab’s hideout areas where the fighters were regrouping...

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UN’s Sudan envoy resigns, warns of full civil war

The UN envoy to Sudan, Volker Perthes, has announced that he’s resigning. He told the UN Security Council that the Sudan conflict which erupted between rival military factions in April risked becoming a full-blown civil war. It comes more than three months after Sudan declared him unwelcome after the war erupted. Five million people have...

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Death toll in Libya’s Derna flooding could reach 20,000: Mayor

Residents of the devastated Libyan city of Derna desperately searched for missing relatives as rescue workers appealed for more body bags, after a catastrophic flood that killed thousands of people and swept many out to sea. Swathes of the Mediterranean city were obliterated by a torrent of water unleashed by a powerful storm that swept...

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First school year underway at St. Paul’s new East African Magnet School

ST. PAUL, Minn. — Tuesday marks one week since St. Paul’s new East African Magnet School officially opened its doors to hundreds of students. The school is now home to students pre-K through fifth grade and focuses on the cultures and languages of East Africa, specifically the countries of Dijbouti, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia, Sudan,...

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CHAMPIONING THE FIGHT AGAINST TERRORISM AND RESHAPING SOMALIA’S IMAGE

SOMALI YOUTHS’ PRIMARY PRIORITY: Throughout history, young people have played crucial roles in shaping transformative movements, from the rise of Islam to the struggle for Somalia’s independence. Somali youths, inspired by a deep sense of national identity and a longing for freedom, actively participated in resistance against colonial powers during the early days of the...

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3 killed, including lawmaker, in blast in Central Somalia shortly after army freed town from militants

At least three people were killed, including a lawmaker and a local municipality staffer, in a bomb blast in Somalia’s central state of Galmudug on Monday, a security official confirmed. The attack took place in El-Garas town, which the Somali National Army said to have liberated from al-Shabaab terrorists with the help of locals earlier...