Rising Tensions Between Eritrea And Ethiopia

The relationship between Eritrea and Ethiopia has become tense again, showing signs of a new cold war. In a recent interview, Eritrean President Isaias Afwerki denied Ethiopia’s claims that Eritrean troops are still on Ethiopian land and causing problems. He said these are false accusations used to cover up Ethiopia’s war plans. Tensions escalated after [...]

Djibouti’s Carbon Tax Initiative Raises Concerns Over Fragmenting Global Regulations

Djibouti: Djibouti, located in the Horn of Africa, is leading initiatives that may develop into a continent-wide carbon tax system. This small but strategically important country has discreetly implemented a carbon pricing scheme that other African nations are now looking to adopt. Gabon and Guinea have already followed suit, and reports indicate that around twelve [...]

Fierce Clashes Erupt in Sanaag as Puntland Accuses Somali Government of Supporting Clan Militias

Somalia: Puntland officials have accused the Federal Government of Somalia of mobilizing clan militias aligned with Makhir State to launch attacks on Dhahar town, as fighting continues in the Sanaag region. Puntland condemned the federal government's alleged actions, claiming they are exacerbating violence and instability in the region. The regional administration asserts that this move [...]

Religious Repression In Eritrea

In Eritrea, people still suffer for practicing their religion. Both recognized and unrecognized religious groups face arrests and mistreatment. From January to May, at least 110 Christians were arrested, including some children. Security forces raided homes, arresting 24 people in one incident. Later, they also arrested an 85-year-old woman from the same home. Some Christians [...]

Djibouti’s National Assembly Endorses New Digital Code Standards

Djibouti: The National Assembly of Djibouti has approved the Digital Code, which will reform the country's telecommunications and digital sector. This code consolidates all regulations related to the digital sector into a single, organized framework, enhancing the accessibility, clarity, and legal certainty of digital law in Djibouti. The goal is to build public trust in [...]

Al-Shabaab Seizes Strategic Town of Moqokori Following Clashes with Somali Forces

Somalia: On Monday, Al-Shabaab militants took control of the strategic town of Moqokori in central Somalia after fierce battles with government forces and allied clan militias. Located in the Hiran region of Hirshabelle state, Moqokori was one of the first towns liberated by Somali forces during a significant offensive that began in the summer of [...]

UN Rejects Eritrea’s Bid To End Rights Scrutiny

The UN Human Rights Council rejected Eritrea’s attempt to stop international monitoring of its human rights record. Eritrea had proposed ending the role of the UN special rapporteur, claiming its rights issues were minor and due to limited resources. However, 25 countries voted against Eritrea’s proposal, and the mandate was renewed for another year. The [...]

Somalia marks 65th independence anniversary amid ongoing conflict and political divisions

Somalia: Somalia marked the 65th anniversary of its independence on July 1, 1960, along with the unification of its northern and southern regions. This celebration occurs against the backdrop of a 34-year conflict and ongoing political divisions that hinder national unity. In the capital, Mogadishu, major streets were closed to traffic, and security measures were [...]

Djiboutian National Day

Djibouti: The long-lasting friendship between the United States and Djibouti has been fundamental to our joint initiatives aimed at enhancing security and economic growth in the area. We are truly grateful for Djibouti's role in maintaining regional stability and its commitment to achieving our common goal of a peaceful and thriving Horn of Africa. The [...]

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