The optics of multi-ethnic and religiously diverse Ethiopia cutting mutually beneficial deals with Somali Muslim Somaliland discredit the false notion that such cooperation is only possible in the region with one’s own identity groups. Moreover,
Time For Federal Government Of Somalia To Genuinely Stand For Sovereignty And Territorial Integrity Of Somalia – Analysis
Introduction On January 1, 2024, Ethiopia signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the breakaway region of Somaliland. The memo will grant Ethiopia naval and commercial access to ports along Somaliland’s coast in the Red
Ethiopia Losing Its Way – OpEd
Ethiopia is, indeed, the largest country in the region of the Horn of Africa States both area-wise (1.1 million sq.km.) and demographically (about 120 million). It has also the largest and fastest growing economy with
Sudan recalls ambassador to Kenya over Hemetti’s reception
The Sudanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced on Thursday that it had recalled its ambassador to Kenya, Kamal Jubbara, in protest against the official reception hosted by the Kenyan government for Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo “Hemetti,”
Sudan’s feared RSF rebel leader Dagalo meets Ramaphosa
Mohamed Hamdan “Hemedti” Dagalo, leader of Sudan’s feared rebel army the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) met President Ramaphosa in Pretoria on Thursday to discuss efforts to end the country’s brutal civil war. Fighting erupted in
Cameroon: The Unknown Plague of Kidnappings in Northern Cameroon
Farmers, breeders, merchants and humanitarian workers. These are the preferred victims of kidnappings in northern Cameroon, where a true kidnapping economy has developed. Victims are selected for their perceived ability to respond to ransom demands
Ethiopia: Somalia Rejects Ethiopia-Somaliland Deal as ‘Aggression’
A maritime access agreement between landlocked Ethiopia and the self-declared republic of Somaliland was characterised by Somalia as an act of “aggression”, Al Jazeera reports. Despite breaking away from Somalia over 30 years ago, Somaliland
Niger: la chambre de commerce répond au Bénin sur la levée de l’interdiction des importations
Le port autonome de Cotonou a annoncé, mercredi 27 décembre, la levée de l’interdiction des importations de marchandises du Niger. Toutefois, les conteneurs débarqués ne pourront pas entrer au Niger par les frontières du Bénin,
Éthiopie : la justice transitionnelle doit privilégier les victimes, selon l’ONU
Pour aller de l’avant, le gouvernement éthiopien doit faire face à l’héritage de violations et d’abus des droits humains dans le pays en se fondant sur le droit international, selon un nouveau rapport conjoint du
La Côte d’Ivoire va approvisionner la Guinée en essence
La Côte d’Ivoire va livrer 50 millions de litres d’essence par mois à la Guinée, suite à l’explosion et l’incendie du principal dépôt de carburant de ce pays, a annoncé mercredi soir télévision nationale ivoirienne.