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Somaliland:Peacebuilding Education in Hargeisa University and Beyond

This work has centred on understanding the dynamics of international, national and local priorities in education, and the extent to which these are compatible. Of particular interest is the degree to which international peacebuilding education frameworks, as well as global theories of peacebuilding education,...

Nigeria’s Buhari says wife ‘belongs in the kitchen’

By Andreas Rinke and Andrea Shalal | BERLIN Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari on Friday dismissed criticism voiced by his wife Aisha Buhari in a BBC interview, saying she belonged in the kitchen and he had "superior knowledge" about running a government. "I don't know exactly what...

Nigeria First Lady Aisha Buhari Says She May Not Vote for Husband

America's bruising presidential campaign have regularly been called upon to defend their embattled partners. Nigeria's president is probably wishing his wife had kept quiet. In a candid interview with the BBC, Aisha Buhari revealed Friday that she may not back her husband, President Muhammadu Buhari, if...

Somaliland Government Delegation Attend World Muslim Leadership Conference in malaysia

Horndiplomat-The Somaliland Government Delegation led by the Somaliland's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Dr Saad Ali Shire and Minister of Religious Affairs, Sh. Khalil Abdillahi  Ahmed Participated at the prestigious World Muslim Leadership Forum in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.Horndiplomat Reports The World Muslim Leadership conference discussed how...

Threat of Islamic State could increasingly threaten international peace, security; Under-Secretary General warns in briefing to Security Council

The threat posed by Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (ISIL/Da’esh) might become a growing challenge to international peace and security as the military operations against the group continued to make progress, the Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs told the Security Council today. Under-Secretary-General Jeffrey...

Kenya:Wajir governor seeks govt help over drought

By BRUHAN MAKONG The Wajir County government has urged the national government to release money from the contingency fund to help drought-hit counties. Wajir Governor Ahmed Abdullahi said the money is meant to deal with drought emergencies in affected counties. “I want to appeal to the national...

Somalia Bombing and Ambush Kill at Least 13, Including Soldiers

By Mohamed Sheikh Nor At least seven people were killed and eight others injured after a bomb ripped through a restaurant in the Middle Shabelle region town of El-Baraf in Somalia, an army official and relatives said. A separate ambush killed at least six soldiers...

Ugandan geologists explore Somaliland

By Gumisiriza Mwesigye To many Ugandans, Somalia is where our soldiers are on a peace-keeping mission or it has been at war forever. It gets murkier when Somaliland comes into the picture. Only few can tell the difference. To many Ugandans, Somalia is where our soldiers...

Details emerge of Turkish military base in Somalia

By Tufan Aktas and Addis Getachew ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia More details about Turkey’s first military facility in Somalia emerged on Thursday with the construction firm behind the project confirming the base will be able to train hundreds of local soldiers. Istanbul Mogadishu General Construction Company Director Ebubekir...

Kenya:The Story of a Fourth Generation Isahakia Community in Naivasha Kenya from Somaliland

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Horndiplomat-One of the Kenya TV reports a story of a fourth generation Isahakia community in Naivasha ( Kenya ). The community, which is the first people to arrive in Naivasha in the early 1700s and the first Somali community in Kenya they From Somaliland....