Author: Ahmed Farah

Ahmed Farah

Ahmed Farah is a dedicated journalist and freelance reporter known for his clear writing and in-depth coverage of important news. With years of experience in the field, he covers a wide range of topics including politics, society, and current events. Ahmed is passionate about telling real stories and bringing attention to issues that affect everyday people.

Somali Army Kills Nearly 50 Al Shabaab Fighters in Middle Shabelle Operation

The Somali military has killed nearly 50 members of the armed group Al Shabaab in a large security operation in the Middle Shabelle region. The raid happened late last night in southeastern Somalia, where the group has been active in recent months. Major Strike Against Militants In a statement released early today, Somali military officials said the operation was a success. They confirmed that around 50 fighters from the Al Qaeda-linked Al Shabaab group were killed during the mission. The military gave no details about possible casualties on their side. The operation took place in remote areas of Middle Shabelle,…

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Over 45,000 Affected by Flash Floods in Somalia Since Mid-April, Says UN

Over 45,000 people in Somalia have been affected by flash floods since mid-April, according to the United Nations. The floods have killed at least four people, including two children and a woman. Many families have lost their homes, crops, and access to clean water. The floods started around April 15 and have hit several regions in the country. The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) reported these figures in a statement released on April 30. Rising Waters in Vulnerable Areas The Horn of Africa, where Somalia is located, is highly vulnerable to climate change. The region is…

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Somalia Bans Entry of Taiwanese Citizens Over Dispute With Somaliland

Somalia has announced a ban on travelers holding Taiwanese passports. The move comes after Taiwan increased its support for Somaliland, a region in northern Somalia that claims independence. Why the Ban Happened The Somali government said the ban was necessary because Taiwan is interfering in its internal affairs. Taiwan recently strengthened its ties with Somaliland by sending diplomats and offering aid and training. Somalia does not recognize Somaliland as a separate country and considers it part of its territory. This decision reflects growing tensions. Just as China sees Taiwan as part of its own territory, Somalia sees Somaliland the same…

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