Oh no, Jon Snow is a legend and was a journalistic hero of mine for so many years when I was getting started as a journalist in the UK. https://t.co/SGFI1W99Ew
I am so proud of my friend, Sagal Abdi-Wali, who arrived in Camden as a Somali refugee, now leads the Council. Formally nominated by Izzy, who said how pleased she was, as a Jewish woman, to put forward a Muslim. This is what living in Camden means: diversity and tolerance!
Ninaipongeza Timu ya Taifa ya Vijana ya Mpira wa Miguu chini ya miaka 17 (Serengeti Boys), kwa kufuzu kushiriki Kombe la Dunia mwaka 2026. Mafanikio haya ni fahari kubwa kwa taifa letu na ni ushahidi wa vipaji, juhudi na nidhamu ya vijana wetu katika kuipeperusha bendera ya Tanzania kimataifa.
Ninawatakia kila la kheri katika Mashindano ya Mataifa ya Afrika yanayoendelea. Nimeielekeza Wizara ya Habari, Utamaduni, Sanaa na Michezo pamoja na mamlaka zote zinazohusika kuhakikisha maandalizi bora yanafanyika ili muiwakilishe vyema nchi yetu.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup will represent a massive massive tournament for Somali football.
Taha Ali will be the first Somali player ever to be selected to the tournament and Omar Artan the very first referee.
Massive massive moment and a very proud day for Somalis!! 💙🇸🇴
Sagal Abdi-Wali - elected this evening as the leader of Camden Council. A massive job. She’s probably the first person of Somali origin to lead an English Council.
Meet the youngest councillor in Britain.
18-year-old Mansuur Ahmed just defeated Labour in Birmingham.
All of his campaign team are under the age of 23.
19 year old Mansuur Ahmed elected as Nechells ward of Birmingham Councillor in the UK May 7th election, the youngest elected public office holder in the UK. Congratulations, Ahmed.
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Shoutout to the newly elected independent councillor, Mansuur Ahmed from Birmingham’s Nechells. At just 19 years old, he brings about hope and real change.
Important discussion with journalists, media professionals and human rights advocates for #WorldPressFreedomDay.
A free press today helps build peace tomorrow. Journalists should be able to do their jobs without interference.
The sad reality of late is these people on X who tweet without any substantive evidence. They would rather drag their own country down the mud just to pretend to know something than hold some sort of respect and actually speak facts.