Aisha is an 11-year-old girl calling for dialogue and peace while leaders with PhDs and decades of experience in armed conflict still choose violence. If a child can prioritize civilian lives first, why can’t leaders in power prioritize the safety of civilians?
Aisha is an 11-year-old girl calling for dialogue and peace while leaders with PhDs and decades of experience in armed conflict still choose violence. If a child can prioritize civilian lives first, why can’t leaders in power prioritize the safety of civilians?
On Madaraka Day, we celebrate Kenya’s journey of self-determination, unity, and progress. May this occasion inspire continued growth, resilience, and shared prosperity for all.
#MadarakaDay#Kenya#Progress#Unity#RDIAfrica
On World Creativity & Innovation Day, RDI highlights the power of ideas and innovation in driving sustainable development—solving complex challenges, strengthening systems, and empowering communities to build a resilient, inclusive future.
MUQDISHO — Galabta waxaan halkan si kooban ugu ku soo bandhigay dareen aan qabo oo ah inaan wax ku soo kordhin karo sidii dalkeena looga saari lahaa dhibaatooyinka is biirsaday ee ragaadiyey. Tawfiiqda Ilaahay iyo taageeradiinna ayaan u baahnnahay. Mahadsanidiin.
We delivered training on screening and functional assessment of children with disabilities—equipping education actors with practical, ethical, and data-driven tools to support inclusive learning for every child.
#عاجل | البيت الأبيض: ترمب سيعلن في اجتماع مجلس السلام عن تعهد الدول الأعضاء بأكثر من 5 مليارات دولار للجهود في غزة
- ترمب سيعلن أن الدول الأعضاء في مجلس السلام خصصت آلاف الأفراد لقوة الاستقرار الدولية في غزة
Why should you break your Ramadan fast with dates?
Breaking your fast with dates during Ramadan is a religious tradition, but it also has scientific backing.
Our president is over 70, and this is not a time for money or protecting clan interests, but for legacy. If he uses the remaining four months seriously, he can still help complete the constitution, unite all sides, and restore Somalia’s dignity.
On the evening of Friday, May 26, 2025, I had the honor of joining the delegation of presidential candidate Haybadle, Saacid Faarax Shirdoon, as he was welcomed in Abudwaq.
During this gathering, I spoke about the critical need to overcome internal political divisions in order to preserve our unity.
Take a look! #Somalia
Recognition of Somaliland by Israel or minor countries doesn’t make it a sovereign state. But Somalia’s federal government, weakened by division and mismanagement, is at far greater risk. Facing our reality matters more than debating Somaliland’s recognition.
Recognizing Somaliland isn’t charity — it’s strategy. It aligns with America’s security interests and the “America First” doctrine by strengthening an ally that shares our values in a region vital to global trade and counterterrorism.
@thehill
https://t.co/gfgyShpL6B
You guys need to face reality. We’re stuck in the same language, same lies, acting like we don’t even know where we live. Nothing changes for decades. We are nothing. Not even good Muslims, just Muslims. We’ve spilled blood, done bad things, just to lie to ourselves.
We are infidel hunters, not followers—just like the U.S. chases Venezuela and Greenland for interest and profit, everyone acts for power and wealth. We do the same for what serves us.
USA Secretary of State Marco Rubio: "I don't care what the U.N says"
Absolutely right
The U.N is a corrupted disaster that puts 3rd world dictators on human rights councils and promotes the replacement of white people
Now it’s time for the people of Venezuela to hit the road. They lost a lot under Maduro, and hopefully they get a chance to rebuild. Everything depends on the new leader—whether Venezuela stays the same, gets worse, or finally finds a clear path forward.
#UPDATE: Officials from Somaliland serving in Somalia’s federal government, including the deputy prime minister and the chief justice, issued a major declaration, neither condemning nor welcoming Israel’s recognition of Somaliland. They described the move as a symptom of 34 years of failed state-building in Somalia, criticised the federal government for lacking a genuine reunification strategy and said: “We are in Mogadishu for the sake of unity”