The story of Hon Ahmed Khalif has not been told. He comes from a solid family that refused to be used by colonizers to divide Kenya. His elder Abdirashid was kidnapped and tortured for standing with Kenya. His brother Abdisirat was the only KADU member who stood Elder Oginga !
In a historic moment heralding a new era of Kenya’s multilateral engagement in Vienna, H.E. Amb. Edwin Afande today, presented his credentials to the Director-General of UNOV and Executive Director of UNODC, Amb. Dr. Monica Juma, officially assuming his new role as
Asha Haji Mahmoud Guled was a pioneering Somali author, cultural historian, and preservationist with deep knowledge of the Somali language, culture, and history.
Born in Hobyo, Mudug region, in 1942, she passed away in Virginia, United States, on 29 June 2020.
She lived in the United States during the 1970s, serving as chairwoman of the Muslim Women’s Association in Washington, D.C., while her husband, Ambassador Abdullahi Ahmed Addow, represented Somalia as ambassador to the United States.
In 1978, she wrote and published Habka Cunto-Karinta Soomaaliyeed: Cookery of Somali Style, the first book ever written on Somali cuisine. She donated the proceeds from the book to support refugees displaced by the 1977 war between Somalia and Ethiopia.
Asha was deeply devoted to preserving Somali heritage, collecting Somali art and cultural artifacts that she later donated to several museums, a testament to her lifelong commitment. #Somalia #Culture
Monica Juma appointed Executive Director of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) as well as Director-General of the United Nations Office at Vienna (UNOV), UN boss António Guterres announces
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Fardosa Hussein is a visual artist and photojournalist based in Mogadishu, Somalia. Her work centres on the lives of Somali women, capturing intimate, candid moments that celebrate their strength, resilience, and everyday realities. Through deeply personal imagery, she creates narratives that are both rooted in her community and universally relatable.
For over eight years, Fardosa has documented stories around nutrition, health, food security, peace, and security in Somalia. Beginning her journey photographing on the streets, she faced resistance as a woman pursuing a creative path, but transformed that experience into motivation to empower herself and those around her.
As a documentary photographer, her work challenges simplified portrayals of Somalia, moving beyond headlines of conflict and crisis to reveal daily life, joy, and dignity. Whether covering humanitarian issues or moments of ordinary beauty, Fardosa’s images offer a more nuanced and human perspective of her country.
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In hard-to-reach places, radio is often the first link, and the last one standing.
On World Radio Day, we celebrate radio’s power to leave no one behind, keeping communities informed, connected, and heard.
Today I was sworn in as Prime Minister by President Lt. Col. The Most Hon. Jeffrey Bostic.
I accept this mandate with humility, committed to every Bajan. I thank God, the BLP, my constituents, family & the people for your trust.
Now is the time to come together as one nation.
Mia Mottley has won an historic third term as Prime Minister of Barbados .🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧🇧
Mottley's Barbados Labour Party won all 30 seats available in the House of Assembly, unseating her opponent Ralph Thorne.
Over the years, the PM has built an strong profile and is respected by other Caribbean and world leaders.
In 2021, Mottley announced the nation would mark the Caribbean nation’s 55th year of independence by becoming a republic.
"We knew immediately this wasn't a normal charter."
For the first time in more than 30 years, a Kenyan pilot speaks about his secret mission to fly the body of Somalia's former ruler Siad Barre from Lagos back to his homeland for burial
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Chairperson of the African Union Commission Congratulates the Somali People on the Municipal Elections in #Mogadishu.
The Chairperson of the African Union Commission, H.E Mahmoud Ali Youssouf, takes note of the municipal elections held in Mogadishu on 25 December, 2025 and congratulates the Somali people on the calm and orderly conduct of the process. The holding of these elections constitutes an important initial step in Somalia’s ongoing efforts to advance democratic governance across the country.
The AUC Chairperson @ymahmoudali underscores that electoral processes at the municipal level contribute to the strengthening of participatory governance and offer valuable experience as Somalia advances its nationally led political and electoral trajectory.
In this sprit, the Chairperson encourages all Somali political stakeholders to continue engaging constructively through dialogue and inclusive consultation, in a manner that supports national unity, and long-term stability.
The Chairperson of the African Union Commission reaffirms the African Union’s continued engagement in accompanying the Somali people in their efforts to strengthen inclusive governance and advance lasting peace and stability.
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