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Explosions Reported In Kyiv And Other Cities Across Ukraine – Live Coverage
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Explosions Reported In Kyiv And Other Cities Across Ukraine – Live Coverage

Kyiv  (Raxanreeb ) Explosions were heard in the Ukrainian capital Kyiv and other cities in the early hours of Thursday morning, officials and media outlets said, with some local authorities reporting that anti-aircraft defences were at work.  Russian air strikes have been a common feature of the war since last October; the latest blasts were...

SJS: After threats and persecution of SJS SG Abdalle Mumin, it is vital to reinforce accountability to end human rights violations in Somalia
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SJS: After threats and persecution of SJS SG Abdalle Mumin, it is vital to reinforce accountability to end human rights violations in Somalia

Somali Journalists Syndicate (SJS) welcomes that the secretary general Abdalle Ahmed Mumin re-gained his freedom after 166 days of routine detentions, harassment, intimidation, persecution and other threats on his life due to his work as the leader of the journalists union and his role as a fearless human rights defender.

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Somalia government must entrench public participation to promote democracy and better governance

The Founding Principles of the Provisional Constitution envisage a ‘participatory consultative and inclusive government’ in order to ‘ensure accountability, efficiency and responsiveness to the interests of the people.’ Furthermore, enacted legislation such as the Public Finance Management Act entrenches this constitutional dictate in the management of public resources. The framers of the constitution contemplated this...

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Somali Media fraternity slam misleading statement from the office of Somalia’s Attorney General

MOGADISHU, Somalia 28 February, 2023 – Somali Journalists Syndicate (SJS), Somali Media Association (SOMA) and Somali Mechanism for Safety of Journalists (SMSJ) slam  the incorrect statement issued by the office of the Attorney general today, Tuesday 28 Feburary, on the re-arrest of SJS Secretary General  Abdalle Ahmed Mumin,  which aims to mislead  the case. After consultations with...

Mogadishu police chief attacks SJS Secretary General Abdalle Ahmed Mumin while in prison
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Mogadishu police chief attacks SJS Secretary General Abdalle Ahmed Mumin while in prison

Somali Journalists Syndicate (SJS), Somali Media Association (SOMA) and Somali Mechanism of  Safety Journalists (SMSJ) are concerned by reports of police, aiming to take SJS Secretary General Abdalle Ahmed Mumin out of the prison,  stormed the Mogadishu central prison on Saturday evening and call for Somalia government to launch fair investigation into the incident and ensure Abdalle’s safety, while we demand his unconditional release.

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US forces kill Islamic State Somalia leader in cave complex

He was killed after US special forces raided a remote mountainous cave complex hoping to capture him. “Al-Sudani was responsible for fostering the growing presence of ISIS in Africa,” Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin said. He also allegedly funded the group’s activities globally, Mr Austin added. Analysts say the fact that US troops were sent under...

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SOMALIA: Al-Shabab’s Grip Loosening

In a televised speech in August 2022, Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud announced a “total war” against the group, days after it staged a deadly hotel siege in Mogadishu, killing at least 21 people and wounding more than 100 others. The president’s announcement came as local clans in central Somalia were revolting against the presence...

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Bringing every one to the table: Supporting distributed leadership in Somalia’s education sector

Conflict, environmental disasters, and displacement make it difficult to provide quality education to Somalia’s children and youth. Instability derails access to school, training educators and getting materials to students. It also destroys a community’s sense of trust and wellbeing, which are critical to building resilience and learning. Officials across Somalia’s Ministry of Education, Culture, and...