Mr. Sullivan and President Hassan Sheikh discussed the importance of political reconciliation in
Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III Welcomes the President of Somalia to the Pentagon
Once security screening has been initiated at the base of the bridge, all journalists entering the building via the bridge for any reason,
Somalia Bids to Join the East African Community.
Just a few weeks after the Democratic Republic of Congo ratified the East African Community Treaty on July 11, the bloc’s leaders agreed to fast-track the verification of Somalia’s application to join the community. Sitting on July 22, 2022, at the East African Community Secretariat in Arusha, Tanzania, the East African Community Heads of State...
USAID announces $1.5 M to respond to the impact of the drought on Somali children’s education
MOGADISHU (Raxanreeb) USAID has announced that it will provide $1.5 for the Somali children's education programs as the drought had forced thousands of Somali children out of school.
Ethiopia retracts a report from its state media that questioned Hassan’s “strong ties to the TPLF.”
Among some of the uncertainties discussed by the host as compounding Somalia’s challenges are President “Hassan Sheikh
SJS and SOMA condemn Somaliland’s suspension on independent TV
On Wednesday 7 September, Somaliland Minister of Information, Suleyman Yusuf Ali Koore issued a letter in which he suspended CBA TV
Queen Elizabeth II has died, Buckingham Palace announces
The Queen came to the throne in 1952 and witnessed enormous social change.
Multiple crises halt progress as 9 out of 10 countries fall backwards in human development, UN report warns
NAIROBI (Raxanreeb) The world must jolt itself out of its global paralysis to secure the future of people and planet by re-booting its development trajectory.
Ethiopia disowns Somalia-related “inaccurate reporting” by ETV World
The Ethiopian government is disowning Thabita John’s, “ETV World” Show host,
Rwandan prosecutors request 22-year prison sentences for 3 Iwacu TV journalists
Rwandan authorities should release three Iwacu TV journalists held in detention, ensure they face no further legal harassment, and guarantee that members of the press are not imprisoned for their work, the Committee to Protect Journalists said Tuesday.



