DNA test dropped after Go Public inquiries, Somaliland family reunited in Canada
A Calgary man who wanted to bring his kids to Canada from Somaliland was told they would have to get a DNA test first.
But...
Madagascar Seeks International Approval for ‘Green Gold’ COVID-19 ‘Cure’
A drink made from a bright-green fern-like plant is being promoted in African countries as the go-to cure for Covid-19.
But detractors, with undisguised scorn,...
UN rights chief warns Russia over Syria raids
One side's war crimes do not justify illegal acts by the other, says Zeid Ra'ad al Hussein, rights chief, as Aleppo battle intensifies.
United Nations...
WHO warns of cholera risk at annual pilgrimage in Saudi Arabia
A cholera epidemic in Yemen, which has infected more than 332,000 people, could spread during the annual haj pilgrimage in Saudi Arabia in September,...
Kenya Issues Ultimatum to UN to Close Camps Housing Almost 400,000 Somalia Refugees
Threat to shut Dadaab and Kakuma settlements comes amid row with Somalia and prompts alarm about risks during pandemic
Kenya has once again threatened to...
Third-Country Nationals Face Long Waiting Times for Schengen Visas Due to Increased Travel Demand
Nationals of third countries have been facing long waiting times when applying for a Schengen visa due to the increased travel demand.
Now that the...
A ‘Love Letter’ to Columbia from Fahima Ali of Somaliland
I started speaking English seven years ago, and the fact that I am in classes with the most intelligent people in the world is...
Somalia: Dahabshiil Donates $150,000 Relief Assistance to Floods Affected People in Beledweyne
PRESS RELEASE
The chairman and board members of Dahabshiil group of companies also send their deepest condolences to the families of victims who perished in...
Somaliland: Covid19 Update for June 3
The Ministry of Health Development of the Ministry of Health Development of the Republic of Somaliland has, today, Wednesday, made it known that 18...
In Somalia, Coronavirus Goes from Fairytale to Nightmare
At first, the coronavirus was just a fairy tale, a rumor along the dusty lanes of the displaced persons’ camp that Habiba Ali calls...