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Wajir Governor Ahmed Abdullahi has firmly denied any involvement in the alleged abduction of Dela Ward MCA Yussuf Tolfiyo. The MCA, who recently reappeared after being missing for six months, claimed his kidnapping was politically driven. Speaking in a press release on Friday, April 12, 2025, Governor Abdullahi called the accusations baseless and described them as part of a political smear campaign. He urged authorities to launch a formal investigation and emphasized that he has no power over national security operations. Governor Calls Claims Baseless and Politically Motivated Governor Abdullahi dismissed the MCA’s allegations, saying they lack evidence and appear…

Vietnam and China have launched joint military medical outreach programs to provide free healthcare services to residents along their shared border. A welcome ceremony took place in Vietnam’s Lang Son province on Friday, marking the start of cross-border medical missions under the 9th Vietnam-China Border Defense Friendship Exchange. For the first time, both nations are conducting healthcare activities at the same time on each side of the border. The missions include medical checkups, treatment, and free medicines for locals and will run over the weekend. The program targets underserved border communities, especially ethnic minorities. Strengthening Cross-Border Health Cooperation The coordinated…

Keith Kellogg, U.S. national security advisor and special envoy for Ukraine under Donald Trump, has proposed the idea of creating allied zones of control in western Ukraine. In an interview published Saturday by The Times, Kellogg suggested British and French troops could form a “reassurance force” west of the Dnipro River, separated by a demilitarised zone (DMZ) from Russian-occupied areas. This suggestion comes as discussions continue among allied nations about how to support Ukraine post-ceasefire without directly involving U.S. military personnel. Kellogg Suggests a Modern-Day Berlin-Like Arrangement Kellogg, an 80-year-old retired lieutenant general and acting national security advisor, said that…

Iran plans to finish a major railway line connecting the southeastern port of Chabahar to the city of Zahedan by March 2025. This 634-kilometer rail project is part of Iran’s goal to boost trade and cargo movement through its southeastern region. The news was reported Wednesday by ISNA, quoting a timetable from Iran’s transportation ministry. The project is also set to link with Turkmenistan, helping cargo transit from the Indian Ocean to Central Asia. Transport Minister Farzaneh Sadegh said Iran is committed to completing the railway by the end of the Iranian calendar year. Chabahar-Zahedan Railway Nears Completion Iran is…

President Prabowo Subianto has announced that Indonesia is ready to receive thousands of injured and orphaned Palestinian children from Gaza, as the humanitarian crisis deepens due to continued Israeli military operations. The statement came just before President Prabowo departed for a diplomatic tour of Turkey and several Middle Eastern countries. He addressed the media at Halim Perdana kusuma Air Force Base in East Jakarta on Tuesday morning. “We are ready to evacuate those who are wounded, traumatized, and orphaned. If they wish to be brought to Indonesia, we will send our planes to get them,” said Prabowo. Indonesia Prepares for…

Arsenal will host Real Madrid tonight in the first leg of the UEFA Champions League quarterfinals at Emirates Stadium, marking the Spanish giants’ first visit to North London in 19 years. With both teams battling injuries, this high-stakes encounter promises drama, tension, and tactical surprises. Arsenal reached the quarterfinals by beating PSV Eindhoven 9–3 on aggregate, while Real Madrid advanced after surviving a dramatic penalty shootout against city rivals Atlético Madrid. The two sides now prepare for a thrilling first-leg showdown in one of Europe’s most iconic tournaments. Arsenal Aim to Make Home Advantage Count The Gunners have lost just…

South Korea will hold a snap presidential election on June 3, following the impeachment and removal of President Yoon Suk Yeol, acting President Han Duck-soo announced on Tuesday. Yoon was removed from office by the constitutional court for declaring martial law on December 3, a move seen as an attempt to block parliamentary procedures. In line with South Korean law, a new election must be held within 60 days when the presidency becomes vacant. The government has declared the election date a temporary public holiday to support voter turnout. Snap Election Triggered by Martial Law Crisis President Yoon’s downfall began…

More than 50,000 homes and businesses across Ontario are still without power as of Monday, following a powerful ice storm that swept through the region last week. Hydro One, Ontario’s largest electricity provider, has deployed over 4,800 crew members to restore power. The company says it’s making steady progress, with favorable weather now allowing helicopters and drones to assist in surveying damage to the grid. Power Outages Worsen Before They Improve On Sunday morning, Hydro One reported that about 69,000 customers were still affected. But by Sunday evening, that number rose again to more than 80,000. As of Monday, the…

An Israeli airstrike hit a tent sheltering journalists near Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, southern Gaza, killing one journalist and injuring several others, according to reports by Al Jazeera and other Palestinian media outlets. The attack occurred amid ongoing conflict in the region, raising urgent concerns about the safety of press members reporting from the war zone. Journalist Killed Identified as Helmi al-Faqawi The Qud News Network named the journalist killed in the strike as Helmi al-Faqawi. He was reportedly inside the tent when the strike occurred, and his death was confirmed by several media sources, including Al Jazeera. Helmi…

Elin Jones, the long-serving Llywydd (Presiding Officer) of the Welsh Parliament, has announced that she will step down from the role after the 2026 Senedd election. Jones, who has held the position since 2016, said it is time for “a new pair of eyes” to oversee parliamentary proceedings. Jones shared her decision in a formal statement, highlighting that by May 2026 she will have served a full decade as Llywydd. She emphasized the importance of fresh leadership as the Senedd prepares for a significant expansion from 60 to 96 members. “I will, by this time next year, have served as…