Raila's Latest Move that Will Anger Somalia

Kenya ponders diplomatic ties with Somaliland

Six things you need to know about Sri Lanka's bombings

Coordinated bombings rock churches and hotels in Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday, killing at least 290 people.

Somaliland Independence celebration in north Edmonton

Celebrations were underway Saturday evening as hundreds gathered at a north Edmonton venue to mark the 28th anniversary of Somaliland.

Daesh claim failed terrorist attack on interior ministry building north of Riyadh

RIYADH: Four heavily armed attackerswere killed in a failed terrorist attack claimed by Daesh on an Interior Ministrybuilding in Zulfi, north

Libya crisis: Clashes erupt south of capital Tripoli

Libya's UN-backed government says it has launched a counter-offensive against Gen Khalifa Haftar's forces.

Regional to federal Ethiopia

The House of Peoples' Representatives (HPR) has endorsed the nomination put forth by Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed (PhD) in

Sudan Arrests Top Members of Former Ruling Party

Sudanese authorities arrested several top members of the former ruling party late Saturday, a senior party official told Reuters.

$7 million cash hoard found in home of Sudan's ousted leader Omar Al-Bashir

Raiders seize suitcases containing euros, US dollar and Sudanese pounds Bashir was ousted by the military on April 11 after months of protests demanding an end to corruption

Iraq summit brings together rivals Saudi Arabia and Iran

Baghdad meet brings together lawmakers of Iraq's six neighbours: Syria, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Turkey, Jordan, and Kuwait.

DP World to finalize feasibility studies on regional logistic hub

The United Arab Emirate (UAE) based multinational port and terminal operator, DP World, said that it has been closely following the

Meet the Emirati female pilot who flies A380s, one of the world's largest passenger aircraft

Abu Dhabi: Regularly flying across the world, traversing different time zones and flying the world's largest passenger aircraft

Somali Man, 42, Who Downloaded Terror Tactics Manual And Wrote 'I Like ISIS' Is Jailed

A Somali man who downloaded a terror tactics manual about vehicle and knife attacks and wrote 'I like ISIS' on a file has been jailed for 15 months.

Powerful Emirati crown prince entangled by Mueller report

In this May 15, 2017, file photo, President Donald Trump shakes hands with Abu Dhabi's crown prince,

Egypt begins vote on extending El-Sisi's rule

El-Sisi cast his ballot at a polling station in the eastern suburb of Heliopolis in the Egyptian capital Supporters argue that El-Sisi has stabilized Egypt and needs more time to complete crucial economic reforms.

US man arrested for threatening Democratic politicians

Police say the man threatened Ilhan Omar, Rashida Tlaib, Eric Swalwell and Cory Booker.

Woman shot dead in N.Ireland in 'terrorist incident'

A car-bombing and the hijacking of two vans in Londonderry earlier this year were blamed on a dissident paramilitary group A 1998 peace deal largely brought an end to three decades of bloodshed in Northern Ireland between republican and unionist paramilitaries

Ethiopia PM tweaks cabinet: Oromia, Amhara top shots appointed

Minister Abiy Ahmed. In all, lawmakers approved three ministerial appointees on Thursday.

Mother urges federal government to secure release of two Canadian women detained in Somaliland

The mother of one of the two Canadian women detained in Somaliland since January is pleading with the government in Canada to secure their release.

Zamzam Ibrahim: Newly elected NUS president vows to fight racism and rising student fees

Zamzam Ibrahim has been elected as the National Union of Students (NUS) president for 2019.

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