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Medical experts in Nigeria have warned that only trained and licensed professionals should handle medical imaging services. They raised this concern at a workshop held in Abuja on Monday. The event was organized by Cassona Global Imaging Ltd and Neusoft Medical Systems. Experts said that untrained workers using radiation equipment can harm patients and cause wrong diagnoses. Why Proper Training Matters in Medical Imaging Medical imaging helps doctors see inside the human body using tools like X-rays, ultrasound, CT scans, and MRI machines. These tools help diagnose and treat many health problems. But if used by unqualified people, they can…
Somalia’s government underwent a significant reshuffle, with Prime Minister Hamza Abdi Barre appointing a new defense minister as the country faces increasing threats from Islamist militants. Ahmed Moallim Fiqi Ahmed has been named as the new defense minister, replacing Jibril Abdirashid, in a move that comes as Somalia struggles with a growing insurgency from the al-Shabaab group. Prime Minister Announces Key Changes in the Government On Sunday, Somali Prime Minister Hamza Abdi Barre made a key announcement regarding a reshuffling of the country’s government. In a statement shared by the government spokesperson via a video posted on Facebook, Barre introduced…
In Somalia, female athletes face extraordinary challenges in a deeply patriarchal society. From societal pressure to threats from extremist groups and a lack of resources, sports for women are far from ordinary. Despite these obstacles, a new generation of women athletes is determined to chase their dreams. The Tragic Loss of Samia Yusuf Omar The story of Samia Yusuf Omar, a Somali athlete who tragically drowned in 2012 while trying to reach Europe, highlights the extreme challenges faced by Somali women in sports. Samia, a talented track athlete, competed in the 2008 Beijing Olympics but was forced to flee her…
UK comedian and former doctor Adam Kay is set to tour New Zealand in May with his show This is Going to Hurt, mixing comedy with an important message about the welfare of healthcare professionals. Kay, whose bestselling book and hit TV series were inspired by his real-life experiences as a junior doctor, hopes his performances will spark conversations about how society treats doctors and nurses. Kay will perform in Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin, and Hamilton from May 12 to May 18. Sharing Funny and Serious Stories Kay told Newstalk ZB’s Real Life with John Cowan that about 95% of…
Suffolk, located in East Anglia, is emerging as the UK’s “new Cotswolds.” This county offers rolling hills, historic villages, and beautiful beaches. Unlike the crowded Cotswolds, Suffolk remains a peaceful escape, just 90 minutes from London. Why Suffolk Is Gaining Attention The Cotswolds have long been famous for their charm and beauty. But with rising tourist numbers, the area now faces strain. Visitors seeking similar charm without the crowds are turning to Suffolk. The county blends traditional British countryside with breathtaking coastal views. Top Towns and Villages to Visit in Suffolk Aldeburgh: A Seaside Gem Aldeburgh sits on Suffolk’s 50-mile…
After 14 years of devastating civil war, Syria’s largest province, Homs, is slowly rebuilding its shattered healthcare system. Families who fled are beginning to return, but medical services remain weak. Now, Syrian doctors living abroad are stepping in to help revive the region’s broken health system. In early April, a group of more than 30 doctors and community leaders from Chicago traveled to Homs. They are part of the Homs Healthcare Recovery Initiative, led by Dr. Zaher Sahloul from the US-based nonprofit MedGlobal. Their mission is to bring back essential health services and help local doctors rebuild what was lost.…
Francesca Albanese, the UN special rapporteur for the occupied Palestinian territory, has called for an immediate stop to the flow of arms to Israel. In a recent statement shared on social media, Albanese condemned the continued military offensives and the resulting heavy civilian toll in Gaza. Despite ongoing human suffering, several Western nations continue to supply Israel with lethal weapons. Albanese’s remarks come as the conflict escalates, causing immense casualties among Palestinian civilians. Call for an End to Arms Transfers to Israel Francesca Albanese has been vocal about the impact of Western arms supplies to Israel during its military operations…
Somalia has entered a new era with the signing of a major hydrocarbon agreement with Türkiye. The Production Sharing Agreement (PSA), signed on March 7, 2024, and disclosed in April 2025, marks a turning point for the Horn of Africa. This deal could transform Somalia into a major producer of oil and gas. The agreement aims to support both countries’ energy needs and economic growth while bringing new attention to Somalia’s untapped resources. Hydrocarbons remain vital to the global economy Despite global discussions about moving away from hydrocarbons, these resources are still crucial. They are used in many industries, including…
Military leaders from across Africa are meeting in Kampala to discuss the future of peace efforts in Somalia. The meeting is part of the African Union Support and Stabilisation Mission in Somalia (AUSSOM). The event is being held at the Mestil Hotel from April 22 to 25. Top military officials from Uganda, Kenya, Burundi, Ethiopia, Djibouti, and for the first time, Egypt, are attending. Egypt’s inclusion shows a change in how African countries are working together in Somalia. Egypt joins AUSSOM for the first time Egypt did not take part in past missions such as AMISOM or ATMIS. But now…
The Somali government has officially approved Starlink, the satellite internet service by Elon Musk’s SpaceX, to begin operations in the country. This move, announced in April 2025, marks a major step in Somalia’s digital development. Starlink will help connect rural areas and improve internet access for millions of people. While this is seen as a positive step, experts warn it may also affect regional relations, especially in East Africa. Starlink set to transform Somalia’s internet access Starlink uses a network of low-Earth orbit satellites to provide high-speed internet to users anywhere in the world. In Somalia, where internet access is…











