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Kenya’s Food Insecurity Set to Worsen as 2.1 Million Face Hunger in Early 2026
Kenya’s food insecurity crisis is expected to deepen in early 2026, with the number of people facing acute hunger projected to rise…
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Dr. Mohamed Ahmed Bahaidar Challenges Students to Think Differently and Discover Their True Potential
Leadership strategist tells Gujarat students that resilience, discipline and mindset—not comfort or fear—shape lasting success.
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Somalia Dismisses ICG Report on Al-Shabaab
The Ministry of Defence of the Federal Government of Somalia has rejected report by the International Crisis Group (ICG), saying its assessment…
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Jubaland and Puntland boycott swearing-in of new Southwest State president as Somalia’s federal tensions deepen
Absence of two key federal member states from the inauguration of Sheikh Aden Madobe highlights opposition to President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud’s push…
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Arctic Squirrel Hibernation Key to Treating Heart Attacks and Strokes
Tiny rodent's extraordinary ability to survive months below freezing could inspire new treatments for heart attacks, strokes and traumatic brain injuries
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AI-Powered Satellite Network Revolutionizing Global Wildfire Detection
A new generation of satellites powered by artificial intelligence is set to transform how wildfires are detected and monitored, offering emergency responders…
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Somali Passports to Be Issued Within One Week
The Director General of the Immigration and Citizenship Agency (ICA), Mr. Hussein Qasim Yusuf, has announced that Somali passports will now be…
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Sadia Samatar Makes History as First Woman to Lead Somalia’s Lower House
Mrs. Sadia Yasin Samatar, the Deputy Speaker of the House of the people of the Federal Republic Somalia has become the first…
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Somali Police Launch Manhunt Over Viral Social Media Incident
The Banadir Regional Police have launched a manhunt for several suspects accused of offences against a female citizen following the circulation of…
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